'Direct election' presentation slideshows

Agrarian and Immigration

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Social equality vs. legal equality

Social equality vs. legal equality. SOCIAL REALITY. Which way will the scale tip?. social reality. SEGREGATION.

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AP United States History 3 rd Quarter Project

Kyle Vander Heiden. AP United States History 3 rd Quarter Project. Unit 3: The New Nation. Chapter 6: The Constitution and the New Republic Chapter 7: The Jeffersonian Era. P olitical. Constitutional Convention (May-Sept. 1787) 55 delegates from 12 states at Independence Hall

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Congressional Elections

Congressional Elections. Constitution. Senators 6 years Selected by state legislatures 17 th Amendment, 1913: Direct election Members of House of Representatives 2 years Directly elected by people. Rules governing election to Congress. The Constitution.

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Progressivism and the Republican Roosevelt 1901-1912

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Blocks 1,7+8

Blocks 1,7+8. Please have out from last class: Vocabulary packets, your Chapter 21 sec 1 sheet, and your clock partner paper Please pick up a textbook, a child labor packet And a plain sheet of paper. Review of vocabulary and KIM strategy.

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The Progressive Era & the End of Laissez-Faire America

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The Electoral College

The Electoral College. Ms. Hurley Government April 8, 2009. Election Day: 11-06-2012. When Americans go to the polls during a Presidential election year, many believe they are voting directly for the President. In fact, we are NOT directly voting for the President.

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Chapter 31

Chapter 31. Progressivism and the Republican Roosevelt 1901-1912. Beginnings of an era. Roots of the Progressive movement Problems exposed Jacob Riis; How the other half lives Jane Addams helps lead the way. Muckrakers. Lincoln Steffens: shame of the cities

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Woodrow Wilson

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United States History Thematic Review

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The Progressive Era

The Progressive Era. J. Brumbelow U.S. History Willis High School. Goals of the Progressives. Protect social welfare Create economic reform Political reform of government. Important Terms. Muckraker - reporters and writers who exposed government corruption and the abuses

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The Populism Movement

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Acts and Amendments

Acts and Amendments. Pre-constitution. Navigation act- 1651-mercantilism!!! Colonial products only go to England- $ to England not Colonies Sugar Act- 1764- first law b parliament to raise $ for Crown- tighter custom laws in colonies

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Levels of Government

Levels of Government. Unitary System: National Government is supreme Regional governments derive all power from national. Confederate System: Local government is supreme National govt. derives all power from local. Federal System (Federalism):

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8:1

8:1. Progressivism Reaction to laisez -faire economics Government should take a more active role Faith in science and technology. 8:1. Muckrakers Journalists who investigated corruption In government, industry Jacob Riis Poverty, disease, and crime of cities. 8:1.

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The Progressive Reform Era

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Progressives

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11-27 Amendments

11-27 Amendments. Amendment 11: Suits against states. 1795 Suits brought by U.S. citizens or a citizen of a foreign nation against a state must be tried in a state court. What is the purpose of the 11 th Amendment? This prevents small local courts from hearing major court cases

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