'Pendleton civil service act' diaporamas de présentation

RECONSTRUCTION & THE GILDED AGE

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What is the cost of Progress?

What is the cost of Progress?. Progressive Era US History Alameda High School. 1890-1920. At home Unit: Gilded Age & Progressive Response Abroad: America Becomes a World Power American Expansion WWI. Gilded Age (What does gilded mean?). Immigration Industrialization Urbanization

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IMMIGRANTS & URBANIZATION

IMMIGRANTS & URBANIZATION. Chapter 7. THE NEW IMMIGRANTS. Section 1. Where did the immigrants come from?. B/w 1870 & 1920, about 20 million Europeans immigrated to the U.S. Many from eastern & southern Europe. Why did immigrants come here?. Escape religious persecution

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Unit 2: The West and The Gilded Age (Industrial Age) (1870-1901)

Unit 2: The West and The Gilded Age (Industrial Age) (1870-1901). Part I: The Gilded Age Defined and Major Inventions. Gilded Age Defined. A period marked by: A transformation from an agricultural society to more of an industrial one.

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IMMIGRANTS AND URBANIZATION

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Gilded Age

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Gilded Age Politics

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Growth of Industrialism: A Slideshow

Growth of Industrialism: A Slideshow. U.S. History. The Bridge: 1883. Materials needed: Labor Steel Cement Investment Connected urban center to outlying areas Technology depended on: Individual creativity Availability of resources (close to the Midwest)

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IMMIGRANTS AND URBANIZATION

IMMIGRANTS AND URBANIZATION. AMERICA BECOMES A MELTING POT IN THE LATE 19 TH & EARLY 20 TH CENTURY. SECTION 1:THE NEW IMMIGRANTS. Millions of immigrants entered the U.S. in the late 19 th and early 20 th centuries

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. A. Best and worst American civilization---1870 to 1900 Major events Industrial expansion, inventors and inventions Settlement of the West Railroad = symbol of grow = distribution system Rise of a labor unions Rise of immigration Rise of urbanization

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Chapter 8

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The Bureaucracy

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Gilded Age

Political Corruption and Economic Trouble. Gilded Age. Political Challenges. Balance of Power Government stayed almost perfectly balanced through the gilded age. No one political party dominated the government (for the most part)

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Constitution and Federalism Direct Democracy : all voters make laws. Indirect ( representative

Constitution and Federalism Direct Democracy : all voters make laws. Indirect ( representative Democracy) people vote on representative and they make laws linkage connect citizens and the government. examples parties,

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Chapter 17 POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE

Chapter 17 POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE. Section 1: Political Machines Section 2: Restoring Honest Government Section 3: The Populist Movement. Section 1: Political Machines. Objectives:. How did political machines emerge in U.S. cities? Why were immigrants important to political machines?

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CH. 15-3 POLITICS IN THE GILDED AGE

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Roosevelt and Progressivism

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