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Chapter 16: Uncovering Problems at the Turn of the Century

Chapter 16: Uncovering Problems at the Turn of the Century What social, political and environmental problems did Americans face at the turn of the 20 th Century?. Roots of Progressivism.

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Labor / Gilded Age

Labor / Gilded Age. Identification (5 Points). 1.Blacklists. Answer One. Blacklists was a list of troublemakers shared by employers. These union organizers were banned from working due to their beliefs. Identification (5 Points). 2.Collective bargaining. Police Arresting Strikers.

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The Gilded Age

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Labor in the Progressive Era

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Labor in the Progressive Era

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Changes in American Life

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Ch 16 Politics and Reform

Ch 16 Politics and Reform. Wizard of Oz Characters. Dorothy Munchkins Wizard Yellow Brick Road Silver Slippers Toto Tin Man Scarecrow Lion Oz Emerald City Wicked Witch of the West. Sec 1 Stalemate in Washington.

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Politics in the Gilded Age City Bosses, Political Machines, and Populism

Politics in the Gilded Age City Bosses, Political Machines, and Populism. Political Machines.

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Politics 1880-1892

Politics 1880-1892. Corruption Richard Croker, Tammany Hall in New York Pork. Rutherford Hayes President 1876-80 James Garfield-Republican Chester Arthur Pendleton Act . Election of 1884. Democrat Grover Cleveland . Election of 1888.

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The Conflict Between Urban And Rural America

The Conflict Between Urban And Rural America. History 17B Lecture 4. American democracy has been nourished from its agrarian roots. The city represents corruption, filth, poverty, hell on earth. Farmers wielded the most influence (cultural and political) until industrialization.

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Political Machines and the Gilded Age

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Reconstruction (1865-1876)

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Urbanization: New York & Chicago

Urbanization: New York & Chicago. Hector Herrera Period 6. Causes of Urbanization. Urbanization: taking the characteristics of a city, the increasing number of people living in cities Technological boom contributed to growing industrial strength Demand for workers due to industrialization

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Citizen Kane (1941) Directed by Orson Welles

Citizen Kane (1941) Directed by Orson Welles. The following presentation wa s created from information found at: http ://www.filmsite.org/citi.html.

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Urbanization and Immigration

Urbanization and Immigration. Maanas, Tammy, Chris H, Chris Y and Jeremy. "Melting Pot". A "mixture of people of different cultures and races who blended together by abandoning their native languages and customs" (442 Littell) The assimilation of immigrants from foreign countries

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The Collapse of Reconstruction

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July 1863

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TH2/7/13; T1/25/12 ; F1/7/11; M1/11/10; W 1/14/09

TH2/7/13; T1/25/12 ; F1/7/11; M1/11/10; W 1/14/09. Roots of the Progressive Movement (Ch. 22.2; pp. 625-630). I. Early Roots. middle-class intellectuals concerned over problems of industrialization wanted to fix urban & work problems reformers, not radicals

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