Hist1302 Week 09

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The document discusses the expansion of labor and the New Deal programs under President Franklin D. Roosevelt between 1935-1939. It covers the expanded jobs programs, the establishment of Social Security, the growth of industrial unionism through organizations like the CIO, and New Deal arts programs. However, it also notes that conservative opposition grew and labor faced challenges as the New Deal began facing setbacks later in the decade.

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Labor Democratizes America
1935-1939

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1865 to the Present

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Mini-Lecture 1: An Expanded Jobs Program;
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1935-1939

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The Roosevelt Landslide; The Flint Sit-Down Strike;
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New Faces in the Union Halls

The Committee for Industrial Organization

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The Culture of New Deal America

Mini-Lecture 3: Federal Arts Projects;
Music, Theater, and Hollywood

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Mini-Lecture 4: The Conservative
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South; Labor Divided and Besieged: The
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Franklin Delano Roosevelt and the New Deal attempted to address the economic crisis of the Great Depression through extensive government intervention in the economy. FDR immediately took action through public relief programs and bank reforms upon taking office. The initial New Deal programs focused on money and work relief but failed to fully revive the economy. This led to more radical labor movements developing in 1934. In response, the Second New Deal pursued more liberal policies like Social Security, the Wagner Act supporting unions, and the Fair Labor Standards Act. While helping many, the New Deal still had limitations and sometimes excluded groups like women, racial minorities, and agricultural workers. By World War II, the economy began reviving though unemployment remained an issue until wartime production.

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The document discusses several key topics around US economic and political development in the early 19th century: 1) It compares the economies of the North, South, and West during this time, noting differences and how economic policies led to political controversies. 2) It discusses how the Monroe Doctrine and concept of Manifest Destiny affected US relations with foreign powers and influenced westward expansion. 3) It provides context around James Monroe's presidency and the "Era of Good Feeling," as well as Henry Clay's American System economic plan and the political debates around nationalist policies.

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Nicholas II's weak leadership and failure to enact meaningful reforms led to growing unrest in Russia. Economic issues like increased taxes hurt peasants while workers faced poor conditions. Socially, ethnic groups faced oppression and workers had no rights. The Bloody Sunday massacre in 1905 further radicalized opposition. Nicholas issued the October Manifesto granting civil liberties and limited parliament, but it did little to resolve issues and revolution continued to simmer until the outbreak of World War I.

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Revolutions in other countries influenced political changes in Britain. Revolutionary movements in places like Italy, Russia, and America caused fear that such a revolution could occur in Britain as well. As a result, the ruling class began slowly giving up some political control to avoid losing all control. Additionally, other countries that were part of the British Empire giving women the right to vote, like New Zealand, Australia, and Canada, put pressure on Britain to also extend voting rights to women.

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The document is a lecture outline on the Cold War boom period in the United States from 1946-1960. It covers topics such as the origins of the Cold War, the postwar economic boom, suburban expansion, challenges to racial equality, and cultural trends including rising consumerism and the idealization of suburban family life in popular television shows. The outline breaks the content into six parts structured around these major themes and events of the period.

This document provides a timeline of key events and movements in African American history from the end of the Civil War in 1865 to 2010. Some of the major events included are the end of slavery in 1865, the Jim Crow era from 1876-1965, the Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s-1930s, the Civil Rights Movement from 1954-1968, and recent initiatives focused on issues impacting black males starting in the 1990s. The timeline touches on political, social, and cultural milestones over this period.

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Progressives focused on reforming three main areas: helping the urban poor through sanitary housing and reasonable living conditions, improving unsafe and unfair working conditions for workers, and reforming corrupt government practices at all levels of government. They achieved some successes like the passage of New York's Tenement Act of 1901 which required landlords to provide basic sanitation and the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire of 1911 which inspired new workplace safety laws. However, progressives still faced opposition to reforms from big business who opposed things like limits on the length of the workday.

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Reasons for British democratic changes - industrialisation

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Between the 1750s and 1840s, Britain underwent major changes linked to new technologies like factories and transportation reforms. This shifted the country from a primarily rural society to one where most people lived and worked in urban areas like factories, mines, and shipyards. The rise of the middle class and increased population densities in cities led to demands for political reforms like expanded voting rights and campaigns for social change. The industrial revolution ultimately transformed Britain and laid the groundwork for further democratic reforms over the following centuries.

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The document discusses Stalin's Great Terror and purges in the Soviet Union during the 1930s. It describes how Stalin used state machinery like the secret police to eliminate enemies through public show trials and labor camps. Over time, Stalin purged members of the left opposition, party officials, the military, secret police, and eventually the right opposition. By some estimates, hundreds of thousands of people were executed during the Yezhovschina period from 1937-1938 as Stalin consolidated his power and control over the Soviet Union.

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The document summarizes major events in US foreign policy and the Cold War from 1945 to the early 1990s in 3 periods: 1) 1945-1972: The US worked to contain communism through policies like the Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, NATO, and conflicts in Korea and Vietnam. This led to increased tensions and proxy wars with the Soviet Union. 2) 1973-1989: Both sides pursued détente through arms agreements, but tensions increased again due to conflicts in places like Afghanistan. 3) 1989-1991: Reforms under Gorbachev weakened the Soviet Union, leading to its collapse and the end of the Cold War. Some argued this marked "the end of history"

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The document outlines the escalating persecution and genocide of Jews in Nazi Germany between 1933 and 1945. It describes the series of anti-Semitic laws passed in the 1930s that stripped Jews of their citizenship and rights. It discusses Kristallnacht in 1938 when Jewish homes and businesses were destroyed. The document also details the establishment of ghettos and concentration camps where Jews were imprisoned and murdered, particularly at Auschwitz. Finally, it addresses some common misconceptions about the Holocaust and reasons for the lack of intervention.

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The document summarizes the events leading up to the Russian Revolution. It describes the oppressive system of serfdom that existed in pre-revolutionary Russia, as well as unrest that began with Russia's loss in the Russo-Japanese War in 1905 and continued during World War I due to food shortages and military failures. Growing discontent led Czar Nicholas II to abdicate in early 1917, though a provisional government failed to stabilize Russia. This created an opening for Vladimir Lenin and the Bolsheviks to seize power and establish a communist Soviet Union later that year.

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Teddy Roosevelt served as President from 1901-1909. As a "trustbuster," he filed numerous antitrust lawsuits to break up large monopolies and ensure fair competition. He intervened in a major coal strike in 1902 to negotiate an agreement that increased miners' pay and established the right to unionize. Roosevelt also established many regulations and consumer protections relating to railroads, food and drugs, and the environment.

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This document provides information about conscription and conscientious objectors during World War 1 in the UK. It discusses the introduction of conscription in 1916 when Britain faced a shortage of troops. All single men aged 18-41 were required to join, excluding certain groups. In May 1916, the law was extended to married men as well. Some men were granted conscientious objector status if they refused service on religious grounds. The document provides details about the various Military Service Acts passed between 1915-1918 and reasons for opposition to conscription. Students are assigned discussion questions and a debate activity where they must write a short speech either supporting or opposing the 1916 Military Service Act from the perspective of an MP in the House of Commons.

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The document summarizes the key events and ideas that led to the American Revolution, including: 1) European colonial powers like England, Spain, and France established colonies in North America in the 17th-18th centuries. England founded 13 colonies along the eastern coast. 2) Democratic and Enlightenment ideas from Europe influenced the colonies, including the Mayflower Compact, English Bill of Rights, and philosophers like John Locke. 3) After costly wars between England and France, England imposed taxes on the colonies leading to protests and the convening of the First Continental Congress in 1774. The American Revolution began in 1775.

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Stalin consolidated power in the Soviet Union through totalitarian policies like collectivization, industrialization, and the Great Purge. He forced peasants off their land and into collective farms, causing a famine that killed millions. Stalin also eliminated political opposition through executions and the Gulag system. His five-year plans transformed the Soviet economy into an industrial power but at the cost of individual freedoms and millions of lives under his repressive communist regime.

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The document discusses factors that affected 20th century novels, including: 1) The First World War, which caused over 9 million deaths and weakened empires 2) The rise of science in the 20th century with contributions from Einstein, Curie, Turing, Darwin, and Galileo 3) Industrialization and the growth of large factories employing thousands of workers in industries like steel, oil, cars, and more.

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This document provides a brief overview of several revolutions and rebellions throughout history. It discusses major events and leaders from revolutions in ancient Rome and China, peasant revolts in Europe, the English and American Revolutions, the French Revolution, South American independence movements, and 20th century revolutions in Russia, China, Vietnam, Cuba, Iran, and the Arab Spring uprisings. Key revolutionary figures mentioned include Spartacus, Liu Bang, Cromwell, Washington, Robespierre, Bolivar, Lenin, Mao, Ho Chi Minh, Castro, Khomeini, and leaders of the Arab Spring protests.

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1) In the late 19th century, the U.S. government commissioned the Union Pacific and Central Pacific Railroads to build the first transcontinental railroad across the country. 2) The railroad was completed in 1869, connecting workers and settlers to the West and transforming the nation through increased trade and new industries. 3) During this period of industrialization, known as the Gilded Age, large businesses consolidated power through monopolies and trusts, workers faced difficult conditions, and immigrants populated urban areas. Reform movements sought to address these issues through regulation and social change.

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This document provides an overview of several mini-lectures covering economic and social developments in the United States from 1893 to 1900. It discusses the depression of the 1890s, the rise of populism and the farmers' alliance, the growth of Jim Crow laws and responses from African Americans, territorial expansion through the Spanish-American War, the new overseas empire in the Philippines, and the debates around imperialism. It also addresses organized labor issues and the recovery and growth of business during this period.

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Second Wave of the New Deal in 1935 and 1936 Harry Hopkins WPA (Works Progress/Projects Administration) Work Not Hand Out Building Schools, Hospitals and Playgrounds Rural Electrification Administration (REA) Became Part of WPA
Context of European Welfare States 1935 Social Security Act Old Age Insurance (Payroll Taxes Split Empoyee and Employer) Unemployment Insurance (Federal and State Cooperation) Aid to Poor Families 1936 Social Security Poster
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Aid to Dependent Children Who is “Deserving”? Hanging in the Social Security Administraiton -- Seymour Fogel’s Security of the Family Agricultural Workers and Domestic Workers Not Covered by Old Age Insurance Power of Southern Democrats in New Deal Coalition: Payments Kept Small 1939 Photo of Evicted Share Croppers in Missouri
Attack on Segregation by NAACP - Make them Pay for Truly Equal Separate Facilities (Thurgood Marshall) FDR’s “Black Cabinet” (Mary McCleod Bethune & Willian Hastie) DAR, Eleanor Roosevelt, and Marian Anderson at the Lincoln Memorial
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Second Hundred Days in 1935 – Wagner Act to Promote Unionization of American Workers Establishes National Labor Relations Board: Collective Bargaining & Civil Rights in Industry Leaflet Distributed to the UAW
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Summer 1935: Show Down Between FDR and GM, Goodyear and Republic Steel Shortcomings of the AFL: Craft Focus and Bias 1936-7 CIO Organizing Campaign, UAW’s John L. Lewis Reaches Out to the Left CIO Orgainzing Drive and FDR’s Reelection in 1936
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Alfred Landon (R) and Union Party (Coughlin, Long, etc.) Urban Ethnic Vote Turned to Democrats African American Vote Swing’s to Roosevelt (See Chart) Love at First Sight Anti-Roosevelt Cartoon
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Alfred Sloan of GM vs. FDR Workers’ Complaints: Arbitrary Supervision, Economic Insecurity and Dehumanizing Treatment Christmas 1936 Companywide Strike in GM Democratic Party Kept the Militia Out of Play GM Caved and Recognized UAW (Feb 1937) Chart of Strike Activity
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March 1937 – Courts Declare Wagner Act Constitutional Industrial Democracy and New Faces in Union Halls 1937 Cartoon – Hello Mama We’re makin’ History 1937 Union Magazine Cover
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Woody Guthrie John Steinbeck Art - Theater - Labor Federal Theater Project Frank Capra and Jimmy Stewart Screen Actors' Guild
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