Politics and the Gilded Age

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Cleveland and Depression• 1894 – Cleveland had Treasury sell bondsworth $100 million• Exchange of paper money for gold continueddepleting the treasury• Cleveland finally went to the banker JPMorgan– Morgan (with investors) agreed to loan thegovernment $65 million in gold, for $7 millioncommission– This move shored up US finances and stopped theoutflow of gold from the Treasury
Cleveland Breeds a Backlash• Commoners attacked Cleveland for thegold deal with Morgan– Attacked for “selling out” the governmentto Eastern businessmen– Cleveland denied he was controlled byMorgan or that he had done anythingwrong
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Political Paralysis in the GildedAg
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Postwar United States• The Gilded
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The “Bloody Shirt” Elects Grant
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The Election of 1868
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The Era of Good Stealings• Millio
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The Era of Good Stealings• Boss T
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A Carnival of Corruption• Corrupt
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A Carnival of Corruption• Whiskey
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A Carnival of Corruption• Indian
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The Liberal Republican Revolt of187
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“Let Us Clasp Hands Over theBlood
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Depression, Deflation, andInflation
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Pallid Politics in the Gilded Age
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The Hayes-Tilden Standoff, 1876•
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The Hayes-Tilden Standoff, 1876•
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The Compromise of 1877 and theEnd o
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The Election of 1876
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The Birth of Jim Crow in the Post-R
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A Southern Plantation Beforeand Aft
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The Birth of Jim Crow in the Post-R
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