'Niagara movement' diaporamas de présentation

W.E.B. Du Bois, 1868-1963

W.E.B. Du Bois, 1868-1963 . W.E.B (William Edward Burghardt) Du Bois was born on February 23, 1863 in Great Barrington, Massachusetts.

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Chapter 22 THE PROGRESSIVE ERA

Chapter 22 THE PROGRESSIVE ERA. America Past and Present Eighth Edition. The Changing Face of Industrialism. Industrial growth meant more goods at lower prices Residue of social problems from 1890s Poverty & disease persisted 20th century began on optimistic note

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Early Civil Rights Leaders*

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Du Bois

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The Progressive Era Chapter 8

The Progressive Era Chapter 8. 1890-1920. Progressive Movement. Based on the belief that new ideas and honest, efficient government could bring about social justice. Progressive ideas brought lasting reforms that still affect society today. Muckraker.

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1900-1920

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Objectives

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Chapter 9 Key Terms

Chapter 9 Key Terms. Black Social and Economic Progress Pages 324-325. philanthropists Booker T. Washington W.E.B. Dubois Niagara Movement vaudeville yellow journalism poll tax segregation grandfather clause Jim Crow Laws lynching Plessy v. Ferguson NAACP.

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African Americans in the Progressive Era

African Americans in the Progressive Era. Discrimination and Racism. Segregation. De Jure Segregation. De Facto Segregation. Segregation enforced by laws Becomes a reality with Plessy vs. Ferguson. Segregation based on unwritten laws like custom and tradition. Plessy vs. Ferguson, 1896.

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APUSH REVIEW The New South and Western Development

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The Progressive Movement

The Progressive Movement. Ms. Susan M. Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua, NY. PROGRESSIVISM. Efficiency. Civi l Rights. Suffragettes. Muckrakers. Temperance. Labor Unions. Goo Goos. M i d c l a s s W o m e n. Additional categories?. Possible answers: Muckrakers –

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The Struggle for Equality: 1865-1965

The Struggle for Equality: 1865-1965. How did the events following Reconstruction shape race relations?. Frederick Douglass: Agitate, Agitate, Agitate Kansas Exodus and Exhortation to stay put No illusions but path via the Constitution Tied to GOP and demand rights.

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The Struggle for Equality: 1865-1965

The Struggle for Equality: 1865-1965. How did the events following Reconstruction shape race relations?. Frederick Douglass: Agitate, Agitate, Agitate Kansas Exodus and Exhortation to stay put No illusions but path via the Constitution Tied to GOP and demand rights.

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African Americans in the Progressive Era

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Warm-ups Jan. 9-13

Civil Rights Advocates & WWI Yes, there are 5 questions for each daily warm-up; however, you only have to write what is highlighted. . Warm-ups Jan. 9-13. Jan. 9, 2012. What laws made segregation the law in the South?

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Chapter 8: Sections 2 and 3

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PROFILE Where do you live? On a farm near Social Circle in Walton County.

DATE- 1878. PICTURE. Name- Alonzo Herndon. FRIENDS W.E.B Dubois- both Civil Rights leaders. Abraham Lincoln- both thought slavery was very wrong. Norris Herndon - they both work in a life insurance company. . PROFILE Where do you live? On a farm near Social Circle in Walton County.

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