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Holiday Readings

Holiday Readings. Millburn/Weisbrodt. 11/26 Bell Ringer. Identify the verbal in each sentence and label it either a gerund or participle. Editing papers was Evan's favorite part of the writing process. The receding waves left a dark mark upon the golden sand.

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Reforms and Setbacks and Teddy Roosevelt and the Progressive Era

Reforms and Setbacks and Teddy Roosevelt and the Progressive Era. Why is an umbrella an appropriate metaphor for this era? . PROGRESSIVISM. M i d c l a s s W o m e n. Muckrackers. Labor Unions. Civi l Rights. Suffragettes. Temperance. Popul ists. Goo Goos.

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Unit 7 The Progressive Period- Answers

Unit 7 The Progressive Period- Answers. Complete the Guided Reading as you view the Power Point. Goal 7:. Objective 7.01: Explain the conditions that led to the rise of Progressivism. Essential Questions:

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OTHER PROGRESSIVE ERA MOVEMENTS UNIONS, FARMERS AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE

OTHER PROGRESSIVE ERA MOVEMENTS UNIONS, FARMERS AND INDUSTRIAL SAFETY WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE AFRICAN AMERICANS AND PROGRESSIVISM RADICALISM. CONDITIONS FOR MOST WORKERS WERE HARSH AND DANGEROUS The huge factories of mass production brought great concentrations of workers to the cities.

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The Industrial Age

1865-1914. The Industrial Age. Railroads Lead the Way!. Essential Question How did railroad expansion affect the United States economy?. Railroad Expansion. Railroad expansion is accompanied by consolidation Large companies buy smaller companies or drive them out of business

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Ch. 21: The Progressive Era, 1900-1917

Ch. 21: The Progressive Era, 1900-1917. How did intellectuals, novelists, and journalists help lay the groundwork for the progressive movement? What problems of the new urban-industrial order particularly disturbed progressives, and how did they address these problems?

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Progressives

Middle class men and women Called for a strong federal government to fix the problems of the Gilded Age Hoped to remove power from the city and senators and return it to the people Believed that by helping the poor, socialism would be avoided. Progressives.

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The Progressive Era 1880-1920

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Progressive Era

Progressive Era. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uFlOLyMwnjU. ESSENTIAL QUESTION. What is the role of government in balancing personal liberty and the welfare of the nation?. 3 areas of reform:. Business/Economic Social Government. 1) Business & Economic Reforms. Monopolies

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Review!

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Industrial Workers

Industrial Workers. Who were the Industrial Workers ?. Life was hard for the industrial age worker. Industrialization caused many skilled workers to lose their jobs. These workers not had to work at jobs in factories for unskilled labor which caused the to work for poor wages.

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Age of Reform: Reforming the Industrial Order

1897-1920. Age of Reform: Reforming the Industrial Order. Female & Child Laborers. Women faced barriers when trying to their income Work too fast= earning more $= cut pay O rganize a protest= fired. Female & Child Laborers.

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. 1900-1920. Do Now: Copy these notes into your notebook Progressivism. Industrial Revolution led to prolonged problems in the country which aroused a spirit of reform known as progressivism Who were the Progressives?

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The Rise of Labor Unions

http://www.colbertnation.com/the-colbert-report-videos/375041/february-22-2011/a-less-perfect-union---randi-weingarten. The Rise of Labor Unions. What was wrong with labor?. Harsh working conditions Long hours: 10-14 hour days (little or no breaks) Seven day work week

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The Rise of Labor Unions

The Rise of Labor Unions. What was wrong with labor?. Harsh working conditions Long hours: 10-14 hour days (little or no breaks) Seven day work week Super LOW wages (all family members needed to work to survive) Extreme heat NO Benefits Repetitive-Mind dulling tasks

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First Half of the 20 th Century 1901-1950

First Half of the 20 th Century 1901-1950. Maddy Shannon, Sydney Murrin, Melissa Castro. Events. 1906- San Francisco Earthquake: led to the formation of the elastic-rebound theory

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