'Social gospel movement' diaporamas de présentation

EOC REVIEW US HISTORY

EOC REVIEW US HISTORY. JOHN TRUMBULL, SR 1. Colonial governor who sided with the colonists against the British. JOHN PETER MUHLENBERG 2. Clergyman who recruited soldiers to fight the British. JOHN HANCOCK 3.

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Unit 7

Unit 7. 1. Progressives 2. Immigration 3. Washington and DuBois 4. Imperialism. Progressives. The Post-Bellum Industrial Era saw many Economic, Social, and Political Problems emerge

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The Progressive Era

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Churches of Christ Divided In mid 1800s

Churches of Christ Divided In mid 1800s. Issues: Missionary Society (1849) Instrumental Music (1859) Result: Formation of Christian Church (1900) Later: Disciples of Christ (liberal). Churches of Christ Divided In mid 1900s. Issues: Sponsoring Church (Herald of Truth) Orphan Homes

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. Industrialization and urbanization had helped the U.S. grow economically, but created a number of problems (overcrowding , food safety, working conditions, child labor, inequality, government corruption, etc.). The Progressive Era.

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Chapter 7

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Unit 2

Unit 2 . Review Game. Where did Asian immigrants come into the United States? East Coast West Coast Southwest _________________________________ Answer: West Coast. An overt favoritism toward native-born Americans or dislike of immigrants group __________________________ Answer:

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Chapter 7, Section 2

Chapter 7, Section 2. The Challenges of Urbanization. Urban Opportunities. What is urbanization?. Immigrants Settle in the Cities. Why did immigrants settle in the cities? By ____, immigrant families made up more than ____ the total population of 18 major American cities.

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Chapter 25 America Moves to the City

Chapter 25 America Moves to the City. 1865-1900. The Urban Frontier-Urbanization By 1900, the US population was 80 million (doubled the 1870 census). The population of cities tripled. The cityward drift was also occurring throughout the western world.

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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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Urbanization and Reform in the Gilded Age

Urbanization and Reform in the Gilded Age. Ch. 8, Sec 3-4. Urbanization. Movement of people to cities. Moved from farms to cities. Immigrants tended to settle in cities. Public transportation developed. Trolleys, cable cars, subways, later buses. Suburbs developed.

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What is URBANIZATION?

What is URBANIZATION?. p. 14 THE CHALLENGES OF URBANIZATION. Rapid urbanization occurred in the late 19 th century in the Northeast & Midwest Most immigrants settled in cities because of the available jobs & affordable housing

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Twentieth Century Theologians

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Urbanization

Urbanization. Unit 6.5. Rural to Urban Shift. By 1900, 40% of Americans lived in cities, by 1920 it was 50% Push Factors Farm technology meant needing less farmers Poverty of immigrants from other countries Pull Factors Availability of jobs Lure of the cities Great Migration

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The Progressive Era

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Immigration and Modern Urban Growth

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Social Darwinism and The Social Gospel Movement

Social Darwinism and The Social Gospel Movement. U.S. History Mr. Rodrigues. Darwinism . Charles Darwin Joined a British scientific expedition aboard the H.M.S. Beagle and journeyed around the world . C ollected specimens of plants and animals.

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Progressive Movement:

Progressive Movement:. 1900 - 1920. Introduction. Flourished between 1900 & WW1 Name from belief in Progress Progressives borrowed ideas from the Populists and the labor movement, but they differed in important ways Middle Class City Dwellers

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The Challenge of the Cities

The Challenge of the Cities. From Rural to Urban. Racial violence increased against African Americans New farm machines replaced male farm hands Many moved to cities to find work Improved transportation allowed many to move out of the cities into suburbs

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Urbanization

Urbanization. Immigration, job opportunity and a population explosion led to massive post-Civil War urbanization. By 1890 NYC, Philadelphia and Chicago were all over 1 million. crime, poverty, slums, pollution and the rise of tenements (overcrowded dirty apartments).

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