'Yellow journalism' diaporamas de présentation

EOC REVIEW US HISTORY

EOC REVIEW US HISTORY. FREE ENTERPRISE SYSTEM. The American system People are free to produce and sell whatever they wish Based on supply and demand. EXPANSION OF RAILROADS. Transcontinental Railroad connected the east to the west Sped up travel Opened up markets. TECHNOLOGICAL PROGRESS.

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EOCT Review

EOCT Review. Reconstruction - 2001. Reconstruction Venn Diagram. Presidential Reconstruction (Lincoln & Johnson). Congressional Reconstruction (Radical Republicans). 10% Plan Pardoned Confederates No guarantee of political or social equality.

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Important Books, Films, Poems, Photographs, Sermons, Speeches, Essays, and Literary Movements from U.S. History

Important Books, Films, Poems, Photographs, Sermons, Speeches, Essays, and Literary Movements from U.S. History. Model of Christian Charity. "A Model of Christian Charity" (1630) S ermon delivered by John Winthrop to Puritan colonists (Massachusetts Bay Colony)

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America Becomes a World Power

America Becomes a World Power. AP US History Spring 2011. Essential Question: What factors contributed to the US becoming a world power at the end of the 19th century?. Entire history of U.S. could be viewed from an expansionist perspective: Seven Years War

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Newspapers

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The m uckraking era

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The National Media and American Politics

The National Media and American Politics. The Media of Yesteryear. The first American newspapers (printed in the 1690s) were often controlled by the government supporters and political parties. They were rarely independent.

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Education, Jim Crow, and entertainment

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Imperialism in Southeast Asia

Imperialism in Southeast Asia. Chapter 11: Section 5 Ms. Garratt. What is the Pacific Rim?. Explain European Intervention. Strategic interests Malayan Peninsula Singapore Economic Markets Raw materials Plantation Crops (rubber, tropical plants) Cultural-religious Missionaries.

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History of Journalism

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Spanish American War

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Becoming World Power 1890-1914

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American History Chapter 17-2

American History Chapter 17-2. The Spanish-American War. Unrest in Cuba. Cubans wanted independence from Spain. 1890s Jose Marti : Cuban rebel leader exiled to the U.S. Marti returned to lead Cubans in revolt but was killed. Thousands of Cubans were dying in prison camps.

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News Media

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American Diplomacy

American Diplomacy. At the Turn of the 20 th Century. Anti-Imperialists Disdain for European colonization Democracy over Monarchy Invulnerable -proximity Monroe Doctrine. Imperialists TRADE! Markets of Asia & Latin America Spread Christianity (Josiah Strong)

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Dawn of Mass Culture

Dawn of Mass Culture 19 th century amusements: Horse racing, card playing, theater, baseball, dancing, parties Leisure Relief from city congestion & dull factories Amusement parks Built on green spaces Often built by trolley car companies Picnic grounds & rides Coney Island, NY

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Imperialism- Ch 27 P1

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Imperialism: The Spanish-American War, Acquiring New Lands

Imperialism: The Spanish-American War, Acquiring New Lands. Chapter 18. Just Do It!. Take out your notes from last class ! Answer under the summary box on your notes: When, if ever, is it justified for a country to colonize another country?. Imperialism.

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