'Reformers' presentation slideshows

THE IMPACT OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION

THE IMPACT OF THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION. Essential Question : What was the impact of the Industrial Revolution?. The IMPACT of the Industrial Revolution. The Industrial Revolution increased production, lowered the cost of goods, and led to new technologies.

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Russia

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The Progressive Presidents

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Democracy and Disruptive Power

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The Second Great Awakening

The Second Great Awakening. American reform movements between 1820 and 1860 reflected both optimistic and pessimistic views of human nature and society. Assess the validity of this statement in reference to reform movements of THREE of the following areas:

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Twelve Great Truths about the Doctrine of Justification

Twelve Great Truths about the Doctrine of Justification. Romans 3:21-31 Part 2. Dr. Danny Akin Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary President. Justification of sinners cannot be obtained by good works (3:21) Justification of sinners was promised to us by God (3:21)

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Industrial Giants

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Racism and Discrimination at the Turn of the Century

Racism and Discrimination at the Turn of the Century. 13 th Amendment. It abolished slavery unless you were convicted of a crime. It also gave Congress the ability to enforce this law. 14 th Amendment.

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The Protestant Reformation

The Protestant Reformation. The Challenging of the Church. What was the Protestant Reformation?. A PROTEST against Church Abuses and a REFORM movement in the Christian Church. Prior to the Reformation many Europeans Christians were Roman Catholic

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The Assault on the Parties

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15. Ferment of Reform and Culture

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Antislavery Movement

Antislavery Movement. Why it matters. Reformers tried to improve life for all people in America, especially enslaved African Americans. Slavery in America. By 1804, all states north of Maryland banned slavery By 1807, bringing new slaves to America was banned

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The Reformation

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Industrial Revolution

Industrial Revolution. Global II Mr. Rothenburgh. Unit III: Industrial Revolution. Notes begin on pg. 25 right side of your notebook Complete essential questions title page day before Unit test Review quizzes will be graded during this unit. 25-1 25-2 25-3 25-4

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Political Machines

Political Machines. What is a political machine?. An organized group that controlled the activities of a political party in a city and offered services to voters and business in exchange for political support. Political Machine Diagram. Boss.

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Prohibition and Organized Crime

Prohibition and Organized Crime. Essential Questions: Why was prohibition started and why did it ultimately fail? How were speakeasies and bootleggers related to the prohibition movement? Who was Al Capone and why was he important? How is organized crime of the 1920s tied to prohibition?.

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Conditions of Effective Implementation: SABATIER & MAZMANIAN

Conditions of Effective Implementation: SABATIER & MAZMANIAN. Program is based on sound theory. The statute contains clear policy directives. Leaders possess substantial managerial and political skill. Program is actively supported by constituent groups.

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C 15 sec 3: A. Financially corrupt, abused power, immoral

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