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This document provides a summary of key events in the United States between 1862 and 1895, including the Civil War, emancipation of slaves, various civil rights acts and amendments, inventions like the telephone and lightbulb, expansion of the number of states, and important Supreme Court cases on racial segregation.
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This document outlines 10 major events that shaped US history from Native Americans arriving until 1877. It focuses on Reconstruction from 1865 to 1877, when the federal government sought to rebuild the South and reintegrate it into the Union after the Civil War. Reconstruction had positive impacts like establishing new rights for freed slaves but faced resistance from Southern states regaining power. Ultimately, Reconstruction was ended in 1877 through a compromise that removed federal troops from the South.
Timeline 1865 1895 dil patel
The document provides information on various people and events from 1800-1915, including the invention of ragtime music, Karl Marx writing The Communist Manifesto, the Bessemer Process for producing steel, Chief Joseph becoming the leader of the Nez Perce tribe, Andrew Carnegie working on the railroad, the use of Greenbacks during the Civil War, African Americans moving west in the Exoduster movement, the Homestead Act giving land to citizens, the Transcontinental Railroad connecting the east and west coasts, the Sand Creek Massacre of Native Americans, Samuel Gompers founding a labor union, George Pullman inventing the sleeper car, the rise of political machines, the Grandfather Clause restricting voting rights, Oliver Kelley starting
Culture & society powerpoint
The document provides information on historical events, literature, art, magazines, music, movies, and science from 1920-1930 in the United States. Some of the key events included women's suffrage becoming law in 1920, the stock market crash of 1929 leading to the Great Depression, F. Scott Fitzgerald publishing The Great Gatsby in 1925 and Ernest Hemingway publishing The Sun Also Rises. Art Deco became a popular artistic movement of the time known for geometric shapes and vibrant colors. Jazz and ragtime were popular music genres, with Louis Armstrong and Duke Ellington as influential musicians. Warner Brothers Pictures incorporated in 1923 and the first sound motion picture was shown that same year. Scientific advances included the first liquid fueled rockets
Goal 3
The document provides information on various goals, events, people, and policies related to the period before, during, and after the American Civil War:
1) It describes several early 19th century political groups including the Know-Nothings who opposed immigration, the Free Soil Party who opposed the expansion of slavery, and abolitionist movements seeking to end slavery.
2) Key events and policies of the Civil War era are outlined such as the Underground Railroad, important battles, the Emancipation Proclamation, and acts of reconstruction after the war.
3) The challenges of reconstruction are summarized such as the Black Codes passed in southern states, the rise of sharecropping and tenant farming, and
Lesson 33, handout 37-2
Theodore Roosevelt embraced the three Cs - control of corporations, consumer protection, and conservation - as part of his "Square Deal" platform. Dwight Eisenhower increased Social Security and the minimum wage as part of his "Modern Republicanism" agenda. Franklin Roosevelt introduced relief, recovery, and reform as part of his "New Deal" in response to the Great Depression.
American History from 1865-1895 Daisy Lawing
The document provides an overview of key events and developments in American history between 1865 and 1895. It describes the expansion of the frontier through the Homestead Act and westward migration of settlers, conflicts with Native Americans over land, the building of the Transcontinental Railroad, growth of industrialization and big business, labor movements and unions, immigration and urbanization, and political issues around Reconstruction and the rise of Jim Crow laws in the South. Key figures mentioned include Rockefeller, Edison, Bell, Pullman, Debs, Addams, Pullman, and McKinley.
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AHSGE Social Studies ch. 6 Civil War and Reconstruction
AHSGE Social Studies ch. 6 Civil War and Reconstruction
1862 1895
- 3. 1863: President Lincoln issues Emancipation Proclamation
- 5. 1869- Ulysses S. Grant President
- 7. 1875-Civil Rights Act-citizen can't be denied right use of public place based on color, race(later struck down in 1877)
- 8. 1876- National league for baseball is founded
- 9. 1876- Alexander Graham Bell patents the telephone
- 11. 1879- Thomas Edison invents incandescent light
- 12. 1883- Civil Service established
- 13. 1883- Maxim invents machine gun
- 15. 1889- First U.S. film: Fred Ott's Sneeze
- 16. 1890- North Dakota, South Dakota, Wyoming, Idaho, Washington, and Montana were admitted to the Union
- 17. 1892-Home Plessy sits in “White Only” railroad car-leads to landmark Supreme Court Case Plessy vs. Ferguson