'Industrial jobs' presentation slideshows

A Rising Tide of Immigration: 1880-1920

A Rising Tide of Immigration: 1880-1920. A Great Migration. Largest Mass Movement in Human History About 46 mill. left their own homes to settle in other countries. The majority of immigrants- over 50%- came to the US. B/t 1880-1921, more than 23 mill. imms arrived on US shores .

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The Home Front

The Home Front. Essential Question. What was the role of the home front during the war?. BUILDING A MILITARY. Army was small Selective Service Act of 1917 Volunteers. Who Else Volunteered. African Americans Women. Mobilizing. War Industries Board (WIB) Victory Gardens

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World War II

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The United States at War

The United States at War. Focus Question:. What would the United States have to do to prepare for this?. Focus Question:. What would the United States have to do to prepare for this?. Splendid Isolation. U.S. retreated to isolationism after WWI U.S. disgust with the war

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LEGISLATIVE UPDATE

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The American Home Front

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United States History Standard 15:

United States History Standard 15:. Analyze the origins and impact of U.S. involvement in World War I Describe the movement from U.S. neutrality to engagement in World War I, with reference to unrestricted submarine warfare Explain the domestic impact of World War I and the Great Migration.

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Chicago and Violence

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Chapter 19 Section 2 The American Dream in the Fifties

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Progressive Era Notes

Progressive Era Notes. Journal Entry. Think about what is going on during the Progressive Era, and then think back to our unit on industrialization, immigration, and political machines. How are these time periods related? Write at least 4 lines. Be sure to explain your point of view.

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Effects of the War

Chapter 15, Section 4. Effects of the War. America Adjusts to Peace. The influenza outbreak began in September of 1918, shortly before the war ended. It began in the U.S. and spread worldwide. This caused a great worldwide panic and sense of doom around the world.

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Notes 4.3B:

Notes 4.3B: . Lyndon B Johnson and the Great Society. I. Kennedy Assassination. November 22, 1963, Kennedy was shot in a motorcade in Dallas, TX by Lee Harvey Oswald. Jack Ruby then shot Oswald leading to conspiracy theories Warren Commission- investigated and found no conspiracy

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