'Post civil war era' diaporamas de présentation

Industrialized Jeopardy

Industrialized Jeopardy. Michael Leskoviansky. Bibliography. Minds of Innovation 200. This individual started out as a telegrapher who later was the lead producer of steel in the United States. Question. Minds of Innovation 400.

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RECONSTRUCTION SCOREBOARD

RECONSTRUCTION SCOREBOARD. $16,000. $1 MILLION. $8,000. $4,000. $500,000. $2,000. $250,000. $1,000. $125,000. $500. $64,000. $300. $32,000. $200. Click the $ for questions. $100.

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Reconstruction to Jim Crow

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State Library of Pennsylvania

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Progressive Era Vocabulary Preview

Progressive Era Vocabulary Preview. Industrialization Rural to urban migration Massive immigration. Gilded Age = name applied to post Civil War era to describe the greed and poverty that lurked beneath the surface of society.

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The Honor System at the UVA School of Law

The Honor System at the UVA School of Law. Chang Chiu, sinchiu@Virginia.edu Seth Whitaker, sww7b@Virginia.edu. A Brief History. University is founded 1825 John Davis is shot on the Lawn 1840 Henry St. George Tucker and the pledge 1842 Post Civil War Era The Modern Era. The Honor System.

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Chapter 5: Part 2

Chapter 5: Part 2. Colonial North America & the African Americans. SOC 327 Race & Ethnic Relations. The Incorporation of Africans into the Americas & the Atlantic Slave Trade.

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Spikes in American Wealth

Spikes in American Wealth In Wealth and Democracy Kevin Phillips argues that large spikes in wealth have been driven by three factors: New technologies Financial speculation Government policies supportive of free markets and the wealthy. Spikes in American Wealth, cont.

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Lecture 4: Federalism

Lecture 4: Federalism. Concept of Federalism. Federal vs Unitary. Concurrent powers. Fed. State. Division of powers. What areas are exclusively federal responsibilities? coin money, wage war, regulate immigration and citizenship

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Lecture 4: Federalism

Lecture 4: Federalism. Concept of Federalism Advantages and Disadvantages of federalism History of federal power. Concept of Federalism. Federal vs Unitary. Concurrent powers. Fed. State. Division of powers. What areas are exclusively federal responsibilities?

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Availability of Land

Availability of Land. Homestead Act (1862). Provided 160 acres of land, free of charge, if the claimholder cultivated the land for a period of 5 years. Cultivation could mean planting crops or raising livestock. Once a landholder received the deed the property could be given to heirs or sold.

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Pre & Post Civil War Era

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