'Lewis hine' presentation slideshows

Portraiture

Portraiture. Lewis Hine. Lewis Hine. Lewis Hine. Lewis Hine. Lewis Hine. Dorthia Lange. Walker Evens. Walker Evens. Walker Evens. August Sander. August Sander. August Sander. August Sander. August Sander. Alexander Rodchenko. Alexander Rodchenko. Alexander Rodchenko. Man Ray.

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Lewis Hine (1874-1940)

Lewis Hine (1874-1940). COM 241 Photography I. Lewis Hine. Born in Wisconsin Studied education and sociology at New York University and Columbia University Saw photos as a instrument for social reform. Went to work for National Child Labor Committee in 1908

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Casey Longfield

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Images of the Real

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Emphasis

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Lewis Hine

Lewis Hine. Child Labor. Lewis Hine. Immigrant Work/Ellis Island. Lewis Hine. The Empire State Building.

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Child Labor in the U.S. and Britain during the Industrial Revolution Parallels and Contrasts

Child Labor in the U.S. and Britain during the Industrial Revolution Parallels and Contrasts. In the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, child labor was used throughout the world, particularly in industrializing countries.

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Lewis Hine

Lewis Hine. The Spread of Child Labor.

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By:Sean Evans

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Children of the Progressive Era

Children of the Progressive Era. By: Matt Ogus, Jorge Cortes & David Baumgarten. Think about the Children. What actions were taken to protect children and to stop child labor in the Progressive Era? . The Keating-Owen Act: - passed in 1916

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"Where the Blame Lies," Sackett and Wilhelms Lithograph Co., April 4, 1891 .

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Child Labor

Child Labor. By: Jessica Moffett, Lily Chau, and Melissa Gay. A mill worker. This is Harriet Hanson.

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Lewis Hine

"There is work that profits children, and there is work that brings profit only to employers. The object of employing children is not to train them, but to get high profits from their work." -- Lewis Hine, 1908. Lewis Hine. Photographer & Muckraker: Child Labor. Step 1: Observation.

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. Geography #2. Discovery During the Industrial Revolution A.8.10 Identify major discoveries in science and technology and describe their social and economic effects on the physical and human environment

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Novelists and Journalists of the Progressive Era

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Cities Grow and Change

Cities Grow and Change. Objective: explain how industrialization changed city life; describe urban living conditions and how reformers tried to improve them. What effect do you think photographer, Lewis Hine, wanted this picture to have?.

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Child Labor- US History

Child Labor- US History. History. All photos are by Lewis Hine Goal Expose the conditions of child labor to bring about changes (laws) Become known as muckraking journalism. Children in Cotton Mill. What dangers do you see?. Children in Coal Mine. Children in the Mill/Factory.

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Muckrakers

Muckrakers. Cheyenne Spaeder Erin Grimaldi Sara Matczak. What is a muckraker?. A muckraker is often a journalist or a photographer who played a key role in alerting the public to wrong doing in politics and business. An example of a muckraker is Upton Sinclair.

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