'Political bosses' diaporamas de présentation

IMMIGRANTS & URBANIZATION

IMMIGRANTS & URBANIZATION. Chapter 7. THE NEW IMMIGRANTS. Section 1. Where did the immigrants come from?. B/w 1870 & 1920, about 20 million Europeans immigrated to the U.S. Many from eastern & southern Europe. Why did immigrants come here?. Escape religious persecution

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15.1 The New Immigrants

15.1 The New Immigrants. New Immigrants. Millions of new immigrants came to the United States during the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries. Reasons why there were so many immigrants Make money $$$ Famine No land Religious or political freedom Ex. Russia. Europeans.

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GROWING IMMIGRATION

GROWING IMMIGRATION . Where did they come from?. The Americas Asia Northern Europe (before the Civil War) English, Scots, Irish, Germans, Scandinavians. Where did they come from?. Southern Europe, Eastern Europe (After the Civil War)

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Unit Two: Rise of Modern America

Unit Two: Rise of Modern America. Gilded age Politics. The Gilded Age. The Gilded Age was the time period between 1870 and 1900 that developed Modern America.

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The Progressive Age 1876-1920

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Progressivism

Progressivism. BY: Austin Liang. Big idea. Progressivism was a movement to repair the problem that been created by urbanization and industrialization. Reforms. Social reform Political reform Economic reform. President. Theodore Roosevelt William Taft Woodrow Wilson. Social Reform.

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The Second Agricultural Revolution And the Industrial Revolution 17 th century-1914

The Second Agricultural Revolution And the Industrial Revolution 17 th century-1914. By Sarah and Kisun Set 1. Surplus ? Advances.

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Daily Goals

Daily Goals. Content: You will understand what caused immigrants to come to the US. You will understand what effects immigration had on the U.S. Literacy: You will understand the terms: push factor, pull factor, political boss, and nativism. Social:

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Chapter 17: Politics in the Gilded Age

Chapter 17: Politics in the Gilded Age. 1865-1900. Section 1: Political Machines. Pages: 518-523. Political Machines. The Rise of the Political Machine: (518-519) The continuing growth of cities created a new challenge for city governments:.

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TUESDAY

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The Political Machine

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Agenda:

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CHAPTER 19

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Political Corruption in the Gilded Age

Political Corruption in the Gilded Age. Bell Work: Please respond to the scenario below in your notebook.

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Political Corruption in the Gilded Age

Political Corruption in the Gilded Age. Bell Work: Please respond to the scenario below in your notebook.

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Politics in the Gilded Age

Politics in the Gilded Age. It starts at the top. Ulysses Simpson Grant Rutherford Birchard Hayes James Abram Garfield Chester Alan Arthur Grover Cleveland Benjamin Harrison Grover Cleveland William McKinley Who are these people? Tell me one thing any of them did.

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