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I would talk about Theodore Roosevelt! He was a third party candidate, however, he didn't win the first time but did gain a larger percent of the vote for a third party candidate (27%). Another great one you could talk about is Ross Perot who won 19% of the popular vote but was beaten by Nixon.
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often-successful liberal activism, cut short by his assassination.
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right on edge
Answer: It would give the empire the ability to organize products, and have a reasonable price for all of them, which will help the economy big time.
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In the 1890s there was a major economic downturn and urban gangs reflected wider social problems like poverty and exploitation.
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<em>Gangs that were such a source of tension in the late 1800 reflected wider social problems because in the last part of the 20th century, America became the world’s largest industrial power and went from being mostly rural to increasingly more urban. </em>
<em>Becoming an industrial power came with some new challenges, employees whose labor left them with a sense of exploitation felt pushed too hard by their employers and people who didn’t manage to get a job, lived in crushing poverty. </em>
<em>As population was growing everywhere in America after 1850 some early immigrants felt like they had worked very hard in their own communities for any new immigrants to reap the benefits to the infrastructure and communities they had helped build. </em>
<em>In 1880, 20% of the Americans lived in cities. There were 12 cities with a population over 100,000 people. In the 1890s there was a major economic downturn and urban gangs reflected wider social problems like poverty and exploitation. </em>
Louisiana Purchase - Jefferson
Alaska - Seward
Northwest Boundary - Poll
Red Cross - Barton
Airplane - Wright Brothers
Polio vaccine - Salk
