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Careers in the 21 st Century

Careers in the 21 st Century. AAPG Annual Meeting April 2008 Cheryl Collarini, presenter Carol Snodgrass, author Brittany Carnes, researcher. Rooted in engineering and consulting Formed in response to client needs Recruiting top talent in the business

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Labor and Industrialism

Labor and Industrialism. Learning Objectives. Interpret historical data on industrialization in the early 20 th century Understand the intellectual arguments behind the Gospel of Wealth Understand how Riis photos changed mindsets during the Gilded Age. Urbanization.

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8 th Grade Review

8 th Grade Review. Mr. Murphy, Mrs. Sosnick, Mrs. Ortiz-McPhee, & Ms. Allen. The Industrialization of America From 1877 to 1918.

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Warm-up 9/27

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Chapter 19: The Growth of Industry

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The Progressive Reform Era

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Chapter 16 The Progressives

Chapter 16 The Progressives. Progressivism (16.1). The Main Idea Progressives focused on three areas of reform: easing the suffering of the urban poor, improving unfair and dangerous working conditions, and reforming government at the national, state, and local levels. Reading Focus

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On Level Review

Gilded Age Test Review . On Level Review. ___________________________ Private ownership of business Some government regulation Competition among producers What would be the most appropriate title for this group of items?. Question 1. Question 2.

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Chapter six: the age of industrialism

Chapter six: the age of industrialism. State Standards Covered. CE 6.1.1 I can analyze the factors that allowed the United States to become an industrial power including the advantages of physical geography.

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Progressive Period

Progressive Period. Individual Reformers (Muckrakers) Social Reformers Political Reformers. Ch. 21. Individual Reformers (Muckrakers).

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Do Now

Do Now. 1. Where did the Industrial Revolution begin? 2. What kind of conditions were needed for industrialization?. Industrialization in the United States 1865-1900. After the Civil War, the United States went through a period of industrialization

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Capitalism and Big Business

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The Industrial Revolution in the United States.

The Industrial Revolution in the United States. Government Support for Industrialism. The government: Helped Industries with loans Maintained laissez faire or a hands off policy No taxes on personal incomes No environmental controls. The Rise of Industrialism. The Rise of Industrialism

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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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Big Business in the Late 1800s

Big Business in the Late 1800s. Pgs. 205-211. Entrepreneurs. During the late 1800s, many people took chances to make lots of money. There was an even greater chance of losing lots of money. An entrepreneur is a person who sets up a new business with the hope of making money.

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A Generation of Reformers

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American Industry

American Industry. Business Regulations. What are some business regulations that the government has put in place to protect workers and business owners?. Minimum wage 40 hour work week Overtime pay for more than 40 hours a week and/or more than 8 hours worked in a day

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Big Business Emerges

Big Business Emerges. Were they Robber Barons or Captains of Industry. Andrew Carnegie. Scottish Immigrant, textile mill worker Telegraph and RR worker Bough Iron Bridge company and formed Carnegie Steel Company Incorporated new techniques and machinery

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