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Licensed to:
policy of, 590–595,
598–601, 605, 611–619;
Fourteen Points of, 601,
611–612, 615–616; as
governor, 582–583; labor
reforms by, 588–589;
League of Nations and,
614–619; as president,
586–596, 598–601, 605,
611–619, 750; as presidential
candidate, 583–586,
595–596; quotations by,
582, 598, 900; tariff policy
of, 587; women’s suff rage
support from, 605; World
War I role of, 598–601,
605, 611–619
Wilson-Gorman Tariff
(1894), 456, 536
Winthrop, John, 37–38, 39
Wisconsin, 569
Witch trials, 64–65
“Wobblies” (Industrial
Workers of the World),
567, 603, 604
Wolfe, James, 97
Woman’s Christian Temperance
Union, 506, 570–571
Women: as abolitionists, 313,
428; affi rmative action
for, 801, 824–825, 832,
850, 857, 865, 875, 895;
African American, 429,
505, 861–862, 894–895;
birth control for, 636–637,
814, 823; changing roles
of, 265–266, 768–769;
Civil War impact on, 392;
colonial, 54, 62–64, 67;
cult of domesticity of,
265–266, 285, 768–769;
education for, 146, 282,
286–287, 496, 886; equality
for, 145, 287, 637,
645, 801, 831–832; Equal
Rights Amendment for,
637, 831–832; as factory
workers, 263, 265–266,
605–606, 719; feminist
literature of, 503–504,
769, 897; feminization
of religion by, 278; as
fl appers, 637; Industrial
Revolution impact on,
475–476; labor unions
and, 478; as midwives,
63; military involvement
of, 608, 718–719; Native
American, 6; pioneer,
254; political involvement
of, 675–677, 846, 858,
861–862, 879–880, 895;
post-Revolutionary role
of, 145–146; post-World
War II role of, 743; professions
of, 392, 475–476,
490–491, 743, 768–769,
886; property rights of,
62–64, 287, 505; reforms
by, 278, 283, 285–287,
313, 490, 506, 563, 569–
571, 605–606, 636–637;
southern, 301; urbanization
impact on, 484–485,
503–505; voting rights for,
145, 287, 428, 504–505,
518, 565, 568, 605–606,
645; as war protesters,
709; wartime roles of,
605–606, 608, 718–719;
witch trials involving,
64–65; women’s movement
by, 285–287, 769,
801, 831–832, 886–887
Women and Economics
(Gilman), 503–504
Women’s Bureau, 570, 605
Women’s Rights Convention
at Seneca Falls, 287
Women’s rights movement,
285–287, 769, 801,
831–832, 886–887
Women’s Trade Union
League, 570, 668
Wong Kim Ark; U.S. v., 447
Wood, Leonard, 546, 549
Woodhull, Victoria, 502–503
Woods, Tiger, 896
Worcester, Samuel
Austin, 240
Working conditions, 264,
570–572, 604, 645, 677,
685, 825
Workingmen’s Compensation
Act (1916), 589
Works Progress Administration
(WPA), 675
World Bank, 749, 750
WorldCom, 875
World Court, 653
World’s Anti-Slavery Convention
(1840), 312
World’s Columbian Exposition,
508
World Trade Organization
(WTO), 750, 866
World War I: American
involvement in, 599–619;
American military operations
in, 603, 608–611,
722–725; American neutrality
in, 592–595, 598;
beginning of, 592; draft
during, 608; economy
impacted by, 603–607,
653–655; end of, 611–616,
647; factories/manufacturing
during, 603–607;
immigrant treatment
during, 592–593, 603;
international debt from,
653–655; international
trade during, 593–595;
labor policies during,
604–605; propaganda for,
601–603, 607, 636; Treaty
of Versailles, 615–619,
647; Wilson’s Fourteen
Points on, 601, 611–612,
615–616; women’s role in,
605–606, 608
World War II: African arena,
698, 725–726; agriculture
during, 717–719, 720;
American foreign policy
and, 693–706, 708–713;
American military
involvement in, 704, 712–
713, 722–729, 731–738;
Atlantic Charter during,
711, 716, 750; atomic
bombs in, 733–735, 748;
costs of, 737; D-Day, 728–
729; economic impact of,
717–718, 720–722, 737;
elections during, 706–708,
730–731; end of, 732, 735,
830; European arena, 697,
701–706, 710–711, 724–
729, 731–732; German
and Soviet invasions in,
698, 701–704, 710–711,
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