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1 Title: The Gilded Age Names, Date, Class, Block Picture Title: The Gilded Age Picture

2 What is the Gilded Age? Bullet 1 (How did it get its name?) Bullet 2 (Why was it called that?) Bullet 3 (Other important fact) Picture and Caption

3 Individualism (What is it?) Bullet 1 Bullet 2 Picture and Caption

4 Herbert Spencer Bullet 1(Who is he?) Bullet 2 (What is Social Darwinism?) Bullet 3 (His beliefs) Bullet 4 Picture and Caption

5 Andrew Carnegie Bullet 1(Who is he?) Bullet 2 (What is Gospel of Wealth?) Bullet 3 (His beliefs) Bullet 4 (What is philanthropy?) Picture and Caption

6 Realism Movement Bullet 1 (What is realism?) Bullet 2 (How is it different from other styles?) Bullet 3 (Popular examples) 2 Examples of Realist Art (include artist and date)

7 Entertainment in The Gilded Age (1870-1900) Bullet 1 (Why did people start to engage in recreation/ entertainment?) Bullet 2 (Examples) Bullet 3 Bullet 4 2 Pictures and Captions

8 Vaudeville and Ragtime Music Bullet 1 (What is Vaudeville?) Bullet 2 (Types of acts?) Bullet 1 (What is Ragtime Music?) Bullet 2 (Example of a song) Picture

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