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Reconstruction and its effects

Chapter 12, sections 1-3. Reconstruction and its effects. JDI!. Take out your Reconstruction Packets and have them on your desk for me to check!. The Defeated South .

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The West and the New South

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The Politics of Reconstruction Reconstructing Society The Collapse of Reconstruction

Chapter 12. The Politics of Reconstruction Reconstructing Society The Collapse of Reconstruction. The Defeated South . Q: Based upon your observations of the map below, how were the North and the South effected differently as a result of the Civil War?.

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The West

The West. Essential Question: How is progress measured?. GUIDED QUESTIONS:. 1. If native peoples already live in your extended home, how will you co-exist? 2. How might western settlers and Native Americans differ regarding use of land? 3. What are the pros and cons of railroad expansion?

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Westward Expansion

Westward Expansion. Essential Questions. Why did Americans of European descent feel so compelled to expand the country westward? What might 19th-century Native Americans have said about Manifest Destiny? Why would they have taken this perspective?

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THE GREAT WEST AND THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1865-1896

THE GREAT WEST AND THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1865-1896. Chapter 26. Indians Embattled In The West. The Great West At the time of the Civil War the West was a vast unsettled area By 1890 territories were being carved out and Indians being squeezed out and pushed into reservations.

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THE GREAT WEST AND THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1865-1896

THE GREAT WEST AND THE AGRICULTURAL REVOLUTION, 1865-1896. Chapter 26. Indians Embattled In The West. The Great West At the time of the Civil War the West was a vast unsettled area By 1890 territories were being carved out and Indians being squeezed out and pushed into reservations.

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America in the Gilded Age: 1870-1900

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Growth of the Railroad Industry

Growth of the Railroad Industry. Western Expansion Unit. New Technology. Bessemer Process Reduced the impurities of steel Made the production of steel cheaper and faster Standard Gauge Common distance b/w the rails of a railroad track

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Westward Settlement

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Where did the ISBELL staff attend college/university?

Where did the ISBELL staff attend college/university?.

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Farming on the Great Plains

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CHAPTER 18

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Moving West & Conflict with Native Americans

Moving West & Conflict with Native Americans. Open Note Quiz Key & Study Guide Aid. What are Push-Pull Factors?. Events and conditions that either force (push) people to move elsewhere, or that entice them (pull) to do so.

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The Exodusters

The Exodusters. In the spring of 1879, word spread that the Federal government had set all of Kansas aside for former slaves. The rumor was false, but it sparked a genuine Exodus that brought more than 15,000 African Americans moving into Kansas within the next year.

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Soon-To-Be-Sooners

Soon-To-Be-Sooners. Pregnancy-related care for undocumented individuals and non-citizens. Soon-To-Be-Sooners (STBS).

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Mrs. Falls

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Mrs. Falls

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Warm Up:

Warm Up:. What types of things can people do to save a culture that they are afraid might die off?. Chapter 5 An Industrial Nation. Section 1 The American West. Conflicts with Native Americans. As white settlers began moving West, they clashed with Native Americans over control of the land.

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