'Haymarket square' diaporamas de présentation

Chapter 18 Industry and Urban Growth

Chapter 18 Industry and Urban Growth. Industry Boom. the nation expanded west and found deposits of coal, iron, and copper, Government created policies that favored industrial growth Including tariffs Tax on imports. Steel and Oil. Building blocks of modern United States. Inventions.

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ACP United States History

ACP United States History. Robber Barons and Rebels Industrialization and Revolt. The Progressive Movement. I. The Rise of Industrial America A. Captains of Industry or Dirty Rotten Scoundrels? B. Inept Political Leadership C. Corruption and Scandal D. The Gilded Age.

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The Growth of the American Labor Movement

The Growth of the American Labor Movement. The Changing American Labor Force. Labor Force Distribution 1870-1900. Analyze these graphs and the ones on the previous slide and describe what is occurring to the American labor force. (use specific data to support your conclusions)

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The Industrial Revolution in the United States

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Big Business and Organized Labor

Big Business and Organized Labor. Chapter 6. Bethlehem Steel Works, 1896 Library of Congress. Industrialization: Introduction. What made America in the 1880s so different from the 1860s was a new industrial order.

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Labor Unrest

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The Hand That Will Rule the World ? One Big Union

The Hand That Will Rule the World ? One Big Union. The American Federation of Labor: 1886. Samuel Gompers. How the AFL Would Help the Workers. Catered to the skilled worker. Represented workers in matters of national legislation. Maintained a national strike fund.

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Big Businesses and Big Labor

Big Businesses and Big Labor. Chapter 6.3. Big Business. Andrew Carnegie gained control of almost the entire steel industry using these techniques: Vertical Integration : buying all levels of the process of making a product coal & iron mines, railroads, machine companies

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4.3 The Organized Labor Movement

4.3 The Organized Labor Movement. Objectives. Assess the problems workers faced in the late 1800s Compare the goals and strategies of the different labor organizations Analyze the causes and effects of strikes. Workers Hardships. Industry was booming

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Stalemate in Washington

Stalemate in Washington. Patronage, Stalwarts, Pendleton Act, rebate & ICC. Tradition dictated that jobs or spoils went to the winning party in the elections (patronage). President Garfield was assassinated because of this system. Cleanup Politics.

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Chapter 27

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. By Solveig and Karlee. Causes of Industrialization. Civil War-The war encouraged production, innovation, and expansion of railroads Natural Resources- Ample natural resources, including oil, fueled growth.

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The Gilded Age 1877-1900

The Gilded Age 1877-1900. Timeline. Apr. 10, 1877: President Hayes begins to withdraw federal troops from the South, marking the official end to Reconstruction 1877- The Great railroad strike of 1877 begins as workers walk out on the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad

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Mistreatment of Indians

Mistreatment of Indians. 27. Source http://visualhistory.freewebpages.org/Late1800s.html. Little Bighorn. Source: http://www.ibiscom.com/images/cu01.jpg : http://www.zulunation.com/images/SITTING_BULL_2.jpg. Wounded Knee. Source: http://www.iwchildren.org/eagle1/yelobird3.jpg.

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Haymarket Riot

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