'Henry clay frick' presentation slideshows

1890 - 1945

1890 - 1945. Battle of Wounded Knee. * Sioux natives wished to practice a dance that they believed would free their lands, and rid of whites, and lead to prosperity; this frightened white settlers

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Terrorism and Political Violence

Terrorism and Political Violence. History and Geography. I. Terrorism is Old. Definition in dispute: This lecture focuses on violent attacks by nonstate actors for political purposes, outside of the context of war (more on state terror, insurgency, and civil warfare later in the course).

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The Second Political Party System: 1856 - 1896

The Second Political Party System: 1856 - 1896. The Economy After the Civil War Part 1: Overview and the Rise of Coal and Steel Production. Destructive Distillation of Coal

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Pittsburgh at the End of the 1800s : A Town Built on Industry

Pittsburgh at the End of the 1800s : A Town Built on Industry. A Gifted Enrichment Unit 4 th Grade. Primary Sources are a Wealth of Information!.

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? NOTICE ?

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Speed Up, Stretch Out, Shut Up! Labor in Industrial America

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The Age of Industrial Conflict

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How Wealthy Are They?

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Chicago coal gleaners

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The Second Political Party System: 1856 - 1896

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The Working Class, Strikes, and Unions

Industrial Supremacy. The Working Class, Strikes, and Unions. The Immigrant Workforce. 25 million immigrants arrived between 1865 and 1915 (4 times as many than the previous 50 years)

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Fun With Big Business

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Henry Clay Frick: Industrialist

Henry Clay Frick: Industrialist. Marshall Hilbert. Early Life. Born: December 19, 1849 Hometown: West Overton, Pa 40 miles SE of Pittsburgh Family originated from Swiss and German ancestors but he himself was born in the U.S.

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National Park Pennsylvania

Johnstown Flood Memorial. National Park Pennsylvania. 8.2.3.B: Identify historical documents, artifacts, and places critical to Pennsylvania history . 8.1.3.B: Identify fact, opinion , multiple points of view, and primary sources as related to historical events.

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The Homestead Strike

The Homestead Strike. Why did the Homestead Strike turn violent?. Workers formed labor unions to protect their rights and to give them power to collectively bargain. Business owners saw labor unions as unfair because they prevent competition .

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Homestead STRIKE

Homestead STRIKE . We are going to practice the skills of SOURCING CLOSE READING CORROBORATION While looking at different accounts of one of the most violent strikes of the time. . Homestead Timeline.

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GIST ACTIVITY

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