'Populists' diaporamas de présentation

Westward Expansion 1860-1900

Westward Expansion 1860-1900. Most states are east of the Mississippi River. Western Territories are already populated by the Native Americans. Frontier. Boundary between settled and the unsettled lands . Indians already living on the Frontier. Closed in 1890 . Westward Expansion 1860-1900.

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Populism

Populism. A response to the effects of industrialization on rural America. Question for thought:. How do the Populists' political demands illustrate the major economic and social problems facing American society in the 1890s?. Origins of Populism.

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Georgia Time Line: 1876-1920

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Throwback Thursday

Throwback Thursday . Unit 3 Industrialism, Reform, & Imperialism . In what way did railroads and advances in communication affect geographic patterns in the United States? a. They stalled the need for new inventions c. They changed the physical characteristics of a region b.

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Populism Political Cartoons

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The Tariff: real issue or diversion?

Republicans for it Helps manufacturing Helps workers keep their jobs. Democrats against it Hurts consumers Raises prices on farmers. The Tariff: real issue or diversion?.

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William McKinley

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Chapter 17.3

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The Populists

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Chapter 23: Political Paralysis in the Gilded Age

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Progressivism

Progressivism. Roots of the Progressives. Greenback Labor Party- anti-monopoly, pro-paper currency, pro union Populists- roots among poor white cotton farmers (South) and wheat farmers (Mid-West), anti industry Mainstreamed by William Jennings Bryan in 1896. Wisconsin Senator (self-appointed)

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