'Unskilled laborers' diaporamas de présentation

LIFE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE, 1500-1650

LIFE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE, 1500-1650. NAISBITT/FREILER. INTRO: SETTING THE SCENE. The scene of communal farming is repeated with little variation throughout Europe in the early modern era With one bed per household, the family was obviously close-knit

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LIFE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE, 1500-1650

LIFE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE, 1500-1650. NAISBITT/FREILER. INTRO: SETTING THE SCENE. The scene of communal farming is repeated with little variation throughout Europe in the early modern era With one bed per household, the family was obviously close-knit

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LIFE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE, 1500-1650

LIFE IN EARLY MODERN EUROPE, 1500-1650. NAISBITT/FREILER. INTRO: SETTING THE SCENE. The scene of communal farming is repeated with little variation throughout Europe in the early modern era With one bed per household, the family was obviously close-knit

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EOCT Review

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A Nation of Immigrants

A Nation of Immigrants. ~The Immigrant Experience 1865-1920~. Objectives:. Explain the reasons for immigration in the late 1800s. Examine the impact of industrialization on the growth of cities and immigration during the late 1800s

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Hinduism

Hinduism. The religion you have all been waiting for! Where there is no founder no required set of beliefs or practices and where all, no matter what religion, will eventually be saved. Hinduism. Hinduism is the oldest of the religions we will study, and the 3rd largest

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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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The Victorians: A Social History

The Victorians: A Social History. By: Spencer Ballard and John Geyer. Beliefs & Morals. Ideals of the Age - Responsibility - Diligence - Consciousness Key Aspects of the Age - Scientific Advances - Industrialization - Evolution of Thinking. Entertainment.

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APUSH Labor Union Review

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APUSH Labor Union Review

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The Changing Workplace

The Changing Workplace. The Rise of Factories and the Issues of Labor Conditions. Rural Manufacturing. Most manufacturing was done in what was known as the cottage industry . This was when thread was supplied by factories to homes where skilled women would use looms to turn it into cloth.

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Reforming Industry

Reforming Industry. Workers of the 18 th and 19 th century. Made up of: Former Farmers Women Children (11-16) Who was preferred by business owners? Women and children were favored because: Demanded less wages Took orders better than men

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Nickel and Dimed

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Workers Seeking Better Conditions/Immigration

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WPA

WPA. Works Projects Administration It was the largest New Deal Agency It employed millions of unskilled laborers Constructed public buildings, roads, operated literacy projects, as well as art and drama. Glass- Steagall Act.

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