AP United States History Unit 6

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AP United States History Unit 6 The Gilded Age AP United States History Unit 6

Urban Growth: 1870-1900

“Dumbbell” Tenement

Jacob Riis’ How the Other Half Lives (1890)

How the Other Half Lives

How the Other Half Lives

How the Other Half Lives

“Boss” William Marcy Tweed

Tammany Hall (NYC)

“‘Twas Him”

“The Tammany Tiger”

The “Brains” (Boss Tweed)

Thomas Nast Nast’s self-portrait

Thomas Nast Cartoons

The “New Woman”

The “New Woman”

Carrie Chapman Catt

Early Woman Suffrage

WCTU Frances Willard

Carrie A. Nation “…a bulldog running along at the feet of Jesus, barking at what He doesn't like”

Books of Social Criticism

Jane Addams’ Hull House

Unit 6 Essay Assess the validity of this statement. "Although the economic growth of the United States between 1860 and 1900 has been attributed to a governmental policy of laissez-faire, it was in fact encouraged and sustained by direct government intervention." Assess the validity of this statement.