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Progressivism

Progressivism. Notes Part 1. Introduction. 76 million Americans in 1900 Progressivism Waged war on many evils, notably: monopolies, corruption, inefficiency, and fought for social justice Main Precepts Strengthen the State Use of gov. as an agency to improve human welfare.

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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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Warm-up 10/8/2011

Warm-up 10/8/2011. Is there any reason you would have to leave the United States over? Think about the perspective of an immigrant why could they possibly want to leave their country?. Ch. 13 sec 1 Immigration. Old Immigrants came because. 1846 The potato famine in Ireland

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Japanese Experiences in Urbanization & Urban Planning System in Japan

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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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Power Presentations CHAPTER 21

Power Presentations CHAPTER 21. Image. Diversity and Unity. It is 1900, and you have decided to leave your native country. After a long and difficult voyage, you arrive in the United States. Now you need to find a new home and a job. You have to create a new life in a strange land.

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Honors US History Mid-Term Review

Honors US History Mid-Term Review. Mrs. Cavell. Chapter 5 . Native American Discrimination Examples: 1. Forced to move to reservations 2. Us government did not hold up their end of most treaties (did not supply necessary supplies, food, etc on reservations)

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Do Now In three to five sentences , describe what emotions this portrait evokes? What message might the photogr

Do Now In three to five sentences , describe what emotions this portrait evokes? What message might the photographer be sending?. The Contender by Robert Lipsyte The novel is set in Harlem in the early 1960s .

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C H A P T E R

QUIT. 15. C H A P T E R . Immigrants and Urbanization . CHAPTER OBJECTIVE. INTERACT WITH HISTORY. TIME LINE. The New Immigrants . 1. SECTION. MAP. The Challenges of Urbanization . 2. SECTION. GRAPH. Politics in the Gilded Age. 3. SECTION. VISUAL SUMMARY. CHAPTER OBJECTIVE.

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The Gilded Age 1870-1890

The Gilded Age 1870-1890. Gilded means to cover something of poor quality with gold What does this imply about American Society?. Mark Twain. Positives Industrialization Economic Growth New Inventions Growth of Middle Class and Suburbs Manifest Destiny . Negatives Working Conditions

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Human Elective

Population-migration/urban problems. Human Elective. Explain the following terms:. Emigration Immigration Refugee Asylum seeker Donor country Host country. Push factors Pull factors Barriers to migration Forced/voluntary Internal International.

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Urban Issues

Urban Issues. Lesson 2. Learning Goals. Learn about the concept of sustainability and apply it to urban areas; Examine the criteria used to identify a sustainable city; Consider the main issues of urban sustainability in Canada;

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The Challenges of Urbanization

The Challenges of Urbanization. Housing, Sanitation, Transportation, Water, Crime, Fire. Warm up:. Set up paper for 2-column notes Answer the warm up question on your notes Why would people move from the country and working on farms to the cities and working in factories?.

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CHAPTER 11

EVERYDAY LIFE: 1840-1860. CHAPTER 11. Prosperity Upper class Technology Transportation. INDUSTRY. some improvement Flushing toilet, running water Most struggled. IMPROVEMENT. Cities N.Y., Chicago Transportation hubs. URBANIZATION. Housing segregation Poor, middle class, rich

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Urban Problems

Urban Problems. Michael Itagaki Sociology 102, Social Problems. The Sociological Perspective. The Global Urban movement 200 years ago, 3% lived in towns of 5,000 or more Today, half live in cities In 1800, 6% of Americans lived in towns 2,500 or more

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SUSPLAN, NIBR 15th March 2012 Dr. Laurens de Graaf

It is the people stupid! Key figures in urban governance in The Netherlands. SUSPLAN, NIBR 15th March 2012 Dr. Laurens de Graaf. Background and previous research. PhD: stakeholders support in urban governance Citizens participation in Dutch and European cities

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Urban Problems

Urban Problems. HONG KONG. What are the problems in urban area?. Are you happy with your living environment? Do you think your home is a good place to live in? Why? Do you think it is too crowded to live? Is the air quality good? Is it noisy? Why? Any traffic jams?

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Chapter 9

Chapter 9. The Age of Reform. Progressivism. Focused on urban problems, such as the plight of workers, poor sanitation, and corrupt political machines Work place-dangerous conditions Social problems-wanted people to have great control over government Politics-expose corruption.

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Urban America

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