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Frontier Challenges: From Ranching to Reform

Explore the evolution of frontier life, conflicts with Native Americans, and advancements in industry and social reform in the late 19th and early 20th centuries in the United States. Discover the impact of railroad advancements, labor protests, immigration, and the rise of progressivism, leading to social and political transformations. Delve into the changing landscapes of agriculture, race relations, and industrialization, reflecting on the struggles and triumphs that shaped American society.

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Frontier Challenges: From Ranching to Reform

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  1. Unit V Identifications

  2. Ch. 18 pp 564 - 575 • Frontier Ranching • Conflict with the Native Americans • Native America Treaties • Mexican Americans in the Frontier

  3. Ch. 18 pp 575 - 581 • Changes in Southern Industry • Changes in Southern Agriculture • Race Relations in the South • Civil Service Reform • Turner’s Thesis

  4. Ch. 19 pp 584 - 594 • Advancements of railroads • Technological Improvements • Growth of Cities • The New Woman • New Wealth

  5. Ch. 19 pp 595 - 606 • Labor Protests and Violence • Depression of 1893 • Importance of Silver • Farmers Alliance • Rise and Fall of Populists

  6. Ch. 20 pp 610 - 619 • Corporation Development • Corporate Consolidation • Scientific Management • Philanthropists • Social Darwinism

  7. Ch. 20 pp 619 - 627 • New Immigration • Asian Immigration • Immigrant Working and Living Conditions • Ethnic Middle Class • Political Machines

  8. Ch. 20 pp 627 - 636 • African American Labor • Unionizing • IWW • Feminism

  9. Ch. 21 pp 640 - 649 • Rise of Progressivism • Realism • Jane Addams • Progressive Reformers • Socialism • Municipal Reform

  10. Ch. 21 pp 649 - 661 • Changes in Voting • Women’s Suffrage • State Level Progressivism • African American Advancements • National Level Progressivism

  11. Ch. 21 pp 661 - 668 • Taft as President • Election of 1912 • Income Tax Reform • Federal Reserve • New Freedom • New Nationalism

  12. Ch 22 pp 672 - 686 • Looking Abroad • Yellow Journalism • Cuban Independence • Treaty of Paris • Issues in the Philippines • Open Door Policy

  13. Ch 22 pp 686 - 696 • Roosevelt Corollary • Panama Canal • Roosevelt in Asia • Dollar Diplomacy • Moral Diplomacy

  14. Ch 23 pp 700 - 707 • Submarine Warfare • Peace at Home • Wilson’s Idea of Peace • Reason USA goes to War

  15. Ch 23 pp 708 - 718 • Organizing Industry to Support the War • Conscription • Patriotism • CPI

  16. Ch 23 pp 718 - 728 • Treaty of Versailles • Article X Controversy • Defeat of the Treaty of Versailles • Red Scare • Black Nationalism

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