'Railroad lines' diaporamas de présentation

Section 19.1: Miners, Ranchers, and Cowhands

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Ch. 19 Industrial Growth (1865-1914)

Ch. 19 Industrial Growth (1865-1914). Powerpoint by Mrs. Fields. Chapter 19 Section 1-3 Key Terms. Consolidations Standard gauge Rebate Pool Assembly line Mass production Corporation stock. 1 . Railroads Spur Industry.

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Industrial Growth (1865-1914)

Industrial Growth (1865-1914). Powerpoint by Mr. Sowell. 1 . Railroads Spur Industry.

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Political Trusts and Cartels

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Chief Joseph

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WWII: Pushing the Axis back

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Chapter 2: The Management Movement

Chapter 2: The Management Movement. Section 2.1: The Evolution of Management. The Industrial Revolution. Began in the United States in 1860 Just before the Civil War Period during which a country develops an industrial economy Before the Industrial Revolution, economy based on agriculture

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RAILROADS AND COTTON

RAILROADS AND COTTON. Railroads Wanted. Railroad lines expand West and make their way through Texas. Promised cheap, reliable, and fast transportation. Texas cities eager for railroad lines. Railroad Boom. Government aided railroad development. Railroad companies begin to race West.

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Mining & Transportation

Mining & Transportation . Set-up Cornell Notes (IN Page . Title: Mining & Transportation Essential Question: How did development of mining and transportation impact Utah?. Mining in the Utah Territory. Utah was rich in mineral ore

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The World in Prosperity and Depression

The World in Prosperity and Depression. World War II and the Cold War. The Europe in 1919 was very different than before WWI. The German, Russian, Austro-Hungarian, and Ottoman Empires no longer existed. Poland, Czechoslovakia, Hungary, Yugoslavia, and the Baltic States were born.

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The War in the West

The War in the West. 16.5. Cutting the South in Two. Union objective = control Mississippi River Fort Henry and Donelson (TN) Grant and his army capture Fort Henry After Confederates surrendered Henry, Grant laid siege to Donelson

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Impact of NW Ordinance on new states, slavery, and education

Impact of NW Ordinance on new states, slavery, and education. NW Ordinance passed in 1787; divided area into smaller territories, and set guidelines for them to become states. Slavery was illegal Land expansion showed the need for public education . Noah Webster.

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Policy & Solutions Forum

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Cattle Trails

Cattle Trails. By: Teagan. Black Cowboys.

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The Effects of Changes in Geography

Because geography influences the location of economic activities, changes in physical or human geography often lead to changes in the location of these activities . The Effects of Changes in Geography. Changes in Climate.

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