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Copy Link : https://sagegeoleach-kindle.blogspot.com/?kindle=B07C8M2MJ3 | The Populist Temptation: Economic Grievance and Political Reaction in the Modern Era | Populism of the right and left has spread like wildfire throughout the world The impulse reached its apogee in the United States with the election of Trump but it was a force in Europe ever since the Great Recession sent the European economy into a prolonged tailspin In the simplest terms populism is a political ideology that vilifies economic and political elites and instead lionizes the people The people populists

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Political Violence in The Modern Era

Political Violence in The Modern Era. The History of Terrorism as a Strategy of Political Insurgency Section 5. Political Violence. State Against State Clash of sizeable armies Organized, planned, studied Capable of supporting Bureaucracy. Citizens Against Citizens Common crime

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Populist and Progressive Era Political Cartoons

Populist and Progressive Era Political Cartoons. Interpreting the Images. Political cartoons are a way to express many opinions and emotions through images more than just the written word. Cartoonists often would seize on some ridiculous aspect of an argument or story to make their point.

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THE MODERN ERA

THE MODERN ERA. 1945-Present. THE COLD WAR BEGINS. 1945 brings an end to World War II, but the beginning of a new “war” between the East and the West (Communism vs. Capitalism)

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Afghanistan, Iraq, and Today. War in Afghanistan. Taliban ruled in Afghanistan from 1996-2001. Governed according to strict Islamic law Close relationship with bin Laden Bush demanded that the Taliban seize bin Laden and give him to the United States.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Ford and Carter. Boat People. After the fall of Saigon, the socialist government sent many people who supported the foreign forces and the old government in the South to re-education camps.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Bush, Clinton, and the 90s. President George H.W. Bush:. Connecticut Family Director of the CIA VP to Reagan Elected President in 1988. Pres. George H.W. Bush pledged to continue Reagan’s policies with his famous promise, “Read my lips. No new taxes.”.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Cold War. The Vietnam Conflict.

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THE MODERN ERA

THE MODERN ERA. FORD THROUGH CLINTON. The MAIN purpose of affirmative action programs in the 1970s was to — A prevent continued discrimination in hiring. B provide childcare services for female employees. C protect striking workers from being fired.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Daily Agenda 1. Word of the Day 2. Ford 3. Carter. Word of the Day. p aucity PAW si tee. smallness of quantity; scarcity; scantiness. Towards the end of the cold war, the Soviet Union found themselves with a paucity of resources. President Ford.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Presidents. Truman 1945-1953 Eisenhower 1953-1961 Kennedy 1961-1963 LBJ 1963-1969 Nixon 1969-1974 Ford 1974-1977 Carter 1977-1981 Reagan 1981-1989 Bush Sr. 1989-1993 Clinton 1993-2001 Bush Jr. 2001-2009 Obama 2009-present. Cold War. Communism-Basic Terms.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Bush, 9/11, and the War on Terror. George W. Bush. Promised to reform education, cut taxes, overhaul Social Security, and build nation’s defense $1.3 trillion tax cut Economic recession due to the .com crash “No Child Left Behind”-high stakes testing in schools

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Daily Agenda: 1. Word of the Day 2. Reagan . Word of the Day. Specious SPEE shuh s ]. pleasing to the eye but deceptive. Rather than admitting he overslept, Joe gave his teacher a specious reason for being late.

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THE MODERN ERA

THE MODERN ERA. Technology Revolution Globalization Representative Citizens. The Technology Revolution . After the Cold War, Americans turned their energies to the development of peacetime technologies. The development of new technologies caused great changes in American life. .

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Modern Political and Economic Systems

Modern Political and Economic Systems. The State and Its Origins What is the state? The state is a body of people, living in a defined territory, organized politically, and having the power to make and enforce laws without the consent of any higher authority.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Reagan and the 1980s. What is the difference between a conservative and a liberal?. Liberals: Government should regulate economy and help the disadvantaged in society through welfare programs and higher taxes on the wealthy. Government should NOT regulate social behavior .

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. 1968-1992. In 1968 conservative Richard Nixon became President. One of Nixon’s greatest accomplishments was his 1972 visit to communist China. Visit opened China to American markets and highlighted a shift in American policy towards communism. Richard Nixon.

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. Group 6 Nicholas Ly Alex McBean Stephen Searfoss Desmond Mobley. Rulers of T he Nation. Effected the W hole T ime Period. The Rise of Dictatorships. Benito Mussolini-Came to power for Italy in 1922 Adolf Hitler and Nazi party capitalized on Germany's economic woes

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The Populist/Progressive Era

Why Did America Need to Change? As we talked about urbanization, industrialization and immigration were reshaping American society after Reconstruction In spite of these changes, many Americans distrusted people who wanted “drastic” changes.

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The Colonial Era: Economic, Political, Social

#1 Enslavement in the Colonies #2 The Enlightenment/The Religious Impulse #3 Imperial Rivalries: Spanish and French The Revolutionary Period, 1763-1783 #4 Managing the Colonies: Economics #5 Motivations/Events. The Colonial Era: Economic, Political, Social. 1700-1770 Provincial capitals

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The Modern Era

The Modern Era. and World & Popular styles. The Modern Era-overview. As we approach the late 19 th century composers such as Wagner, Mahler and Richard Strauss had become more adventurous with their compositions, experimenting with more unusual chords, harmonies and structures.

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The Colonial Era: Economic, Political, Social

#1 Enslavement in the Colonies #2 Characteristics of the Colonists #3 The Enlightenment/The Religious Impulse #4 Imperial Rivalries: Spanish and French. The Colonial Era: Economic, Political, Social. 1700-1770 Provincial capitals High-birth rate Immigration

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