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The President and the assassin
United states, territorial expansion
Territorial expansion
Anarchism
Assassination
United states, social conditions
United states, politics and government
Social conditions
Politics and government
History
The era leading up to the assassination of President William McKinley in 1901 was defined by enormous expansion in American industry and muscle-flexing abroad as well as the potent rise of labor unrest and revolutionary ideas such as anarchy. The growth of railroads, steel output, consumer goods, pa…
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