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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. A. Best and worst American civilization---1870 to 1900 Major events Industrial expansion, inventors and inventions Settlement of the West Railroad = symbol of grow = distribution system Rise of a labor unions Rise of immigration Rise of urbanization

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. Mrs. Cheresnowsky. Unit 1: Industrial America. The Gilded Age. The Gilded Age is the p eriod in U.S. history between 1870 to around 1900. The Gilded Age.

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. The Organization of Labor. Labor Unions.

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. " What is the chief end of man?--to get rich. In what way?--dishonestly if we can; honestly if we must." -- Mark Twain-1871 . A novel by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner, which explores political and economic corruption in the United States .

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. Economics. Acrostic Poem. F R E E E N T E R P R I S E. Sample Acrostic poems P anthers growl, O rioles sing, E agles soar, M onkeys swing. S ee?

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Politics in a Gilded Age

Politics in a Gilded Age. “Gilded” means covered with a layer of gold, it also suggests that the glittering surface covers a core of little real value and is therefore deceptive. This era was characterized by: Economic expansion Corporate Corruption Oppression of workers (and minorities)

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L8: Populism: A Critique of the Gilded Age

L8: Populism: A Critique of the Gilded Age. Agenda Objective : To understand.. What the Populist Movement was. Who Populism appealed to and why. How was Populism a response to the Gilded Age. Why Populism wasn’t successful

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A Bloody Conflict

A Bloody Conflict . Section: 3. Combat in World War I. By 1917 World War I had claimed millions of European lives. Americans believed that their troops could bring the war to a quick end. No Man’s Land- The land located between the opposing trenches. Going over the top-

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“ A Bloody Mess”

“ A Bloody Mess”. Registrar: Dr M Harmse Consultant: Dr J v Rensburg. CASE. Mrs M, 58 y old lady from Vryburg AML with multilineage dysplasia Admitted for second induction Complicated by DVT, started on Warfarin INR >8. Phoned by sister: trauma disorientated. AAICH

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A BLOODY CONFLICT

A BLOODY CONFLICT. CHAPTER 16 SECTION 3. Combat in World War I. Trench Warfare. New Technology. Warfare had changed. Powerful artillery guns placed several miles behind from lines—hurled explosive shells onto battlefield. More men killed by artillery fire than any other weapon in WWI.

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A Bloody Conflict

A Bloody Conflict. Chapter 9 Section 3. Combat – Trench Warfare . Technology increases  heavier firepower; increased need for protection Massive artillery barrage, soldiers would run towards enemy trenches Caused enormous amounts of casualties, but gave no side a real advantage.

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. Presidents & Politics. Why is it called “The Gilded Age”?. A novel written by Mark Twain, ridiculing Washington, DC and many of the leading b usiness men of the time. “Gilded” refers to the mass o f wealth created in the late 19 th century.

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Issues of a Gilded Age

Issues of a Gilded Age. The Gilded Age. In the 1890s, 10% of Americans owned 90% of the nation’s wealth “Gilded” means gold-covered. Why would ‘gilded’ reflect the distribution of wealth in the late 19 th Century?. Homes. Wealthy. Poor. Huge mansions in the city Summer homes in country

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. 1870s-1900. Mark Twain Gilded means: “coated with a thin layer of gold” Expansion and wealth Capitalism, i mmigration, urbanization H ardship and poverty Tenement slums, harsh working conditions, political corruption, discrimination, labor union strife.

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A Bloody Conflict

A Bloody Conflict. Combat. Trench Warfare “ No man ’ s land ” Major battles left several thousand men dead 1915 Poison Gas Vomiting, blindness, suffocation 1916 British tanks Slow, unreliable, easy to destroy Aerial Combat Dogfights Convoys Allowed American troops to arrive safely.

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A Bloody Conflict

A Bloody Conflict. Chapter 14 Section 3. Combat. Trench Warfare “ No man ’ s land ” Major battles left several thousand men dead 1915 Poison Gas Vomiting, blindness, suffocation 1916 British tanks Slow, unreliable, easy to destroy Aerial Combat Dogfights Convoys

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. 1877-1900. Essential Question. What political problems did Americans face at the turn of the 20th century?. Gilded Age Politics. Forgettable presidents Stalemate/gridlock/divided gov’t WHY? Political ideology, campaign tactics, party patronage No 2 consecutive terms

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age.

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. Please pick up Class Notes #20 from the cart and begin work on Part I - interpreting the Mark Twain quote and defining “gilded.” Please take out your storyboard gallery notes.

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The Gilded Age

The Gilded Age. 1877-1896. The Gilded Age. The term Gilded Age comes from the title of a novel written by Mark Twain and Charles Dudley Warner The novel was about political corruption and greed – traits that were very common during the post-war years

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“The Gilded Age”

“The Gilded Age”. Machine Politics and Populist Reform in the late 1800s. Mark Twain & The Gilded Age. Samuel Clemens (aka Mark Twain) emerged as the country’s premier social satirist and writer in the late 1800s; he gave the era its name

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IV. Early Reforms in a Gilded Age

IV. Early Reforms in a Gilded Age. (1870 – 1900). Writer and humorist, Mark Twain, wrote the novel The Gilded Age ridiculing Washington D.C. and many leading figures of the day.

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