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    Assignment 2 The Progressive Era through the Great Depression Jessica Archiquette Instructor: Dr. Stuart Collins HIS 105 11 November 2012 Like the earthquake ripples‚ which can be felt hundreds of miles away‚ events in our American history can have lasting effecting that springs to life yet again a new generation. What one Era or generation leaves behind the next must clean up and attempt to rebuild. An example of this would be the Progressive Era leading into the Great Depression. The

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    The Progressive Era began in the 1890’s. The Progressive Era was a period of social and political reform in the US. Progressivism is the term applied to a variety of responses to the economic and social problems rapid industrialization introduced to America. People in the United States had long been displeased with the unsafe conditions‚ political corruption and social injustice of the industrial age; it was not until the late 19th century that the accumulation of cheap newspapers and magazines

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    1.5.3 Test (TS): Populism and Progressivism U.S. History Sem 2 (S2558062) Points possible: 60 Test Corina Reyes Date: ____________ The Big Question How did farmers‚ activists‚ workers and politicians face the problems of industrial America during the Populist and Progressive Eras? Section 1: Short-answer questions (30 points) In this section‚ you will write a two- to three-sentence response to each of the following items. Remember to use examples and be specific. 1. What factors caused many

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    Progressivism of Sport from 1900-1950 It has been highly debated and discussed among scholars and enthusiasts for years regarding whether organized sport in the first half of the twentieth century in the United States should be regarded as primarily conservative or as progressive. During this time many sports figures made their mark on American culture and created moments on and off the field that will forever change the way Americans view sports. The business of sports became a force that is a

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    In population Nevada is one of the smallest states of the fifty states in the Union‚ but it invites and receives more intense national publicity than many others. “It is a testing ground for unorthodox social theories and an outpost of solid American conservatism” (313). Because the state is so large and its centers of population is so widely scattered‚ no single generalization about it will suffice for a historical summary. Nevada‚ with its 110‚000 square miles‚ would cover more than half of Spain

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    The study of education is very multifaceted with topics ranging from teaching methods to history. The two are inextricably linked‚ however. To understand the origins of the practices of modern teachers and the ways that schools function‚ one must look to the past to see the development of those practices. Education in American society has been a changing mechanism since even before the United States became a nation. The role of education has changed as society changed to adjust for the new needs

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    Chapter 15 Elizabeth Cady Stanton: One of the most prominent leaders of the 19th century and leading figure of the early woman’s body; social activist/abolitionist Opposed the 14th and 15th amendment because it did nothing to enfranchise women Leader of the National Suffrage Association Crop-lien/Sharecropping: Growing of cotton and pledge a part of the crop as collateral Sharecropping: initially arose as a compromise between blacks’ desire for land and planters’ demand for labor discipline

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    1895 to 1914: America Takes the Global Stage: American foreign policy was brought about to keep America’s own economy going. Foreign and domestic policy closely related. “Crisis of Overproduction”- America was becoming so strong and producing so many goods that it overtook the American economy and we had too much. Had to look for other outlets to sell the goods. Cannot just quit production because we needed people to keep working. Need to find Foreign Markets. Looked to Latin America and

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    ideas are the philosophies that guide our values and beliefs regarding a given academic discipline. Public education in the United States is guided by five main philosophical viewpoints. These philosophical viewpoints include: • Essentialism‚ • Progressivism‚ • Perennialism‚ • Existentialism‚ and • Behaviorism. The guiding philosophies of education reflect not only the internal assumptions of the individual teacher‚ but they also construct the culture of schools and school districts. Clashes occur

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    It doesn’t take the largest countries in the world to start a revolution. Just the will‚ of one man. On July 26th‚ 1953‚ an attack was led on the Moncada Barracks in Cuba. This attack was the start of a revolution. A transformation was beginning‚ and a shift of power was to come. Rebel forces had gained enough power to attempt removal Dictator Fulgencio Batista‚ and create Castro’s Cuba. This revolution wasn’t like other revolutions. It was bloody‚ careless‚ inhumane‚ and spectacular. The Cuban Revolution

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