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Aim: How can we best prepare for our final exam on Wednesday and Thursday? Take out a pencil; get ready for the quiz Take out paper for notes Bring in your textbooks next week
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The Industrial Age Assembly line; conveyer belt factories; steam engine Mechanization- machines Bad working conditions Lack of pride in work Immigration come to work in factories Immigrants were paid very little No safety regulations Child labor Triangle shirtwaist fire – 1911 ; led to safety regulations or laws Monopolies; trusts; policy of laissez faire (govt does not control business or economy; govt not involved )
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The INDUSTRIAL AGE Assembly line Mass production Steam engine Big business- monopolies- unfair business practices Laissez faire Trusts Conveyer belt; machines Monopolists – philanthropist; Unions form to help workers Sweatshops Child labor IMMIGRATION- needed for the factory jobs
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PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT Try to fix problems of industrial era (monopolies, bad business practices Suffrage – women vote 19 th amendment Labor unions want to help workers- improve working conditions; better wages Stop corruption
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Progressive Movement Fix problems of industrial age Muckrakers are reformers Teddy Roosevelt- trustbuster Workers rights; Unions Eliminate unfair practices; improve safety; safer meat; restrictions on monopolies
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muckrakers Jacob Riis- Tenement life-How the Other Half Lives; led to improvement in living conditions due to laws Upton Sinclair – The Jungle – bad conditions in meat packing; led to passage of Meat Inspections act and Food and Drug Act Ida Tarbell Jane Addams- created settlement houses to help immigrants. Thomas Nast - cartoons
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Muckrakers Ida Tarbell – Standard Oil Jacob Riis – How the Other Half Lives – tenement life Upton Sinclair – The Jungle – unsafe meat (leads to Meat Inspections Act) Jane Addams – Settlement houses help immigrants Thomas Nast- cartoonist – Boss Tweed
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IMPERIALISM Annexed Philippines, guam and Puerto Rico after Spanish American War Spanish American war – yellow journalism, sinking of USS Maine. Gained territory Expansion of territory – military bases; need for markets and resources/ raw materials during industrial age.
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IMPERIALISM Taking over other nations We needed raw materials and markets due to the industrial age Expansionism Spanish American War- DeLome Letter; yellow journalism; sinking of the USS Maine Gains: Cuba, Guam, Puerto Rico, Philippines; now we are a world power
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WORLD WAR I MANIA- CAUSES of war US was initially neutral Entire nation involved in war Return to isolationism after war
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WORLD WAR I MANIA USA neutral at first IMPERIALISM; alliances; militarism, nationalism, ASSASINATION Entire nation involved in war effort; Women at work Senate refuses to ratify Treaty of Versailles due to League of Nations; they believe it will INCREASE chances of war. Wilson prefers diplomacy – League (later- United Nations)
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ROARING TWENTIES CHANGES WOMEN- flappers, vote-suffrage – 19 th amendment Temperance (ban alcohol, 18 th amendment, carry nation, Prohibition) Isolationist policy Jazz age; harlem renaissance Nativism; quotas/restrictions on immigrants; RED SCARE Scopes Trial- evolution issue
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GREAT DEPRESSION Loss of jobs; unemployment is high Banks fail; stock market crashed Hoovervilles; shantytowns New Deal – create jobs; restore faith in banking: Increased the size and role of government- FDR Great Dep ends with our entering WWII
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WORLD WAR II Entire nation involved Japanese Americans interned- camps Loss of rights End of War –US bombs Japan – atom bomb Truman ends war with dropping of atom bombs Now we begin the Cold War
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COLD WAR NATO- collective security – we work with allies to help each other if there is a threat Warsaw Pact (Soviets and its allies) Marshall Plan – help/aid Europe Truman Doctrine – help/aid Europe
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Cold War USA and Soviets – superpowers; rivals Post WWII era- 1945-1990 (approx) Nuclear Age Domino Theory ; Containment of communism Berlin Wall divides Berlin (until 11/9/89) Iron Curtain- Eastern Europe vs. Western Europe McCarthyism – targeted suspected communists; denial of civil liberties during this new RED SCARE
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