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Grover Cleveland pt2

Grover Cleveland's second Presidency
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Grover Cleveland [1893-1897] - "Grover the Bad"

 Democrat  Vice President – Adlai E. Stevenson  Major Domestic Affairs:  Populist Party Platform of 1892 led by farmers who were suffering under the Gold Standard because of their debts and favored the increase of silver coinage as a way to revalue and ease debts – this would destroy Harrison's shot at re-election and secure Cleveland's return to the White House  Pullman Strike of the American Railway Union and the Pullman Palace Car Company over wage cuts and high rents in the company's town for employees (Pullman, Illinois) was led by Eugene V. Debs into a national phenomenon; President Cleveland was forced to bring in federal troops to Chicago to break the strike [ May 11-July 20, 1894]  Supreme Court upholds the power of the Executive Branch to use an injunction to prohibit the interference of interstate trade 1895  American Federation of Labor  Growing Federal Deficit instead of a surplus this time around  Major Foreign Affairs:  Hawaiian Incident of 1893 saw the deposition of Queen Liliuokalani in a bloodless revolution led by Americans, securing the Republic of Hawaii under the presidency of pineapple grower Sanford Dole  Wilson-Gorman Tariff 1894  Venezuelan Boundary Affair 1895  Cuban Nationalists (los insurrectos) start an insurrection to gain independence 1895 

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Grover Cleveland pt2

Course: US History (1491 ce)

97 Documents
Students shared 97 documents in this course

University: Jackson College

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Grover Cleveland [1893-1897] - "Grover the Bad"
Democrat
Vice President – Adlai E. Stevenson
Major Domestic Affairs:
Populist Party Platform of 1892 led by farmers who were
suffering under the Gold Standard because of their debts and
favored the increase of silver coinage as a way to revalue and
ease debts – this would destroy Harrison's shot at re-election
and secure Cleveland's return to the White House
Pullman Strike of the American Railway Union and the
Pullman Palace Car Company over wage cuts and high rents in
the company's town for employees (Pullman, Illinois) was led
by Eugene V. Debs into a national phenomenon; President
Cleveland was forced to bring in federal troops to Chicago to
break the strike [ May 11-July 20, 1894]
Supreme Court upholds the power of the Executive Branch to
use an injunction to prohibit the interference of interstate trade
1895
American Federation of Labor
Growing Federal Deficit instead of a surplus this time around
Major Foreign Affairs:
Hawaiian Incident of 1893 saw the deposition of Queen
Liliuokalani in a bloodless revolution led by Americans,
securing the Republic of Hawaii under the presidency of
pineapple grower Sanford Dole
Wilson-Gorman Tariff 1894
Venezuelan Boundary Affair 1895
Cuban Nationalists (los insurrectos) start an insurrection to gain
independence 1895