'Social gospel' presentation slideshows

History 12

History 12 . Justification For Imperialism .

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Unit 7

Unit 7. 1. Progressives 2. Immigration 3. Washington and DuBois 4. Imperialism. Progressives. The Post-Bellum Industrial Era saw many Economic, Social, and Political Problems emerge

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The Progressive Movement

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Revivalism & Reform 1820 to 1860

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Churches of Christ Divided In mid 1800s

Churches of Christ Divided In mid 1800s. Issues: Missionary Society (1849) Instrumental Music (1859) Result: Formation of Christian Church (1900) Later: Disciples of Christ (liberal). Churches of Christ Divided In mid 1900s. Issues: Sponsoring Church (Herald of Truth) Orphan Homes

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U.S. History

U.S. History. Western Expansion 1860-1890 Gilded Age 1870-1890. Progressive Era 1890-1920 Populist Movement 1860-1900 ( a progressive movement of farmers wanting inflation and government regulation of major services). Progressive Era. Circa 1890-1920.

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The Joy of Stewardship

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Religion in the Gilded Age

Religion in the Gilded Age. Fundamentalism and the Social Gospel. Two Distinct Movements.

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Welcome!

Welcome!. Bibles and copies of sermons are available Please silence your cell phones. Sunday Bible Classes 9:30 AM Worship 10:30 AM 5:30 PM Wednesday Bible Classes 7:00 P M. Church Changes in the 1950s. Denominational Actions Historical Issues

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Credits

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Changes in American Life

Changes in American Life. Cities Grow and Change. 1. How did the Industrial Revolution change where Americans worked?. The Industrial Revolution changed where people worked because more people moved to the city to work in factories. 2. Why did urban population increase in the late 1800s?.

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Authority of God

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Chapter 19 Politics and Reform

Chapter 19 Politics and Reform. The American People , 6 th ed. Politics in the Gilded Age. Politics, Parties, Patronage, and Presidents. Americans in the nineteenth century mistrusted hierarchical power and believed that everyone could benefit form an economy free of government interference

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

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Reformers

Reformers . Chapter 8, Section 2. Progressive Ideals . Desire to return to small town ideals Rural people did not live in garbage or stagnant air and politicians were not corrupt. Progressives, like Populists, feared the concentration of power in the hands of the wealthy.

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Religion

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With Jesus or Against Him

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Finding Common Ground With the World ( in order to make converts )

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Civil War

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