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THE HISTORY OF REVOLUTION OF THE UNITED STATES 3
History of Revolution of the United States
Students Name
Institutional Affiliation
Introduction
The United States is a country that has come a long way to current America we see today. It has gone through civil wars, social rearrangements, and economic turbulence that saw the reconstruction of the country into a union. This involves contingency legislation that saw the integration of the African Americans, revolutionizing of the manufacturing, transport and communication sectors improving the status of the united states and the gaining of interest and influence to and beyond North America over the nineteenth century (Coston, 2018). Through the success and attaining of economic and political stability, the US begun to focus on conquering external emperors while fighting with the European powers over territorial influence and colonial possession become evident. This article outlines the legal and social reconstruction that took place in the US, how industrialization and imperialism made the US become an international power and gain influence in the late nineteenth century.
Social and legal reforms for revolution
Reconstruction of the USA occurred majorly after the end of the civil war in many parts of the country. Many of the reforms that were instituted, especially by Congress, were aimed at addressing the factors that led to the emergence of the civil war in America. The most important reforms that were instituted during this period, especially in the southern economy was the issue of turning it from being slavery dependent economy to a state where slaves would be free and have rights (Du Bois 2017). These changes gained a major boosted through amendments to the constitution to recognize and strengthen these rights. The civil war dealt a major blow to the agricultural sector, in which plantations were damaged, and the sharecropping of the landowners and slaves leading to impoverization of the slaves and reduced output of the slave masters. The reforms sought to integrate the people of South America with those of the north in order to protect the status of the freedmen and make them be recognized by their masters. However, the southerners saw the northerners as taking advantage of the situation and ended up cutting the ties that had been established by Black Codes and reverted to use of slaves for labor (Dunleavy, 2014).
The second phase of the legal reform happened when radical Republicans pushed for the punishment of the south, although politicians such as Abraham Lincoln suggested leniency in dealing with them, they pushed for 14th antislavery amendments which saw the Republican take control over Congress with this tension coming to an end when the Congress regained prominence as a result of the infighting among Republicans in 1874, which signaled the end of reconstruction where the slaves rights were penned down in w.
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1. Running Head: THE HISTORY OF REVOLUTION OF THE
UNITED STATES 1
THE HISTORY OF REVOLUTION OF THE UNITED STATES
3
History of Revolution of the United States
Students Name
Institutional Affiliation
Introduction
The United States is a country that has come a long way to
current America we see today. It has gone through civil wars,
social rearrangements, and economic turbulence that saw the
reconstruction of the country into a union. This involves
contingency legislation that saw the integration of the African
Americans, revolutionizing of the manufacturing, transport and
communication sectors improving the status of the united states
and the gaining of interest and influence to and beyond North
America over the nineteenth century (Coston, 2018). Through
the success and attaining of economic and political stability, the
US begun to focus on conquering external emperors while
fighting with the European powers over territorial influence and
colonial possession become evident. This article outlines the
legal and social reconstruction that took place in the US, how
industrialization and imperialism made the US become an
international power and gain influence in the late nineteenth
2. century.
Social and legal reforms for revolution
Reconstruction of the USA occurred majorly after the end of the
civil war in many parts of the country. Many of the reforms that
were instituted, especially by Congress, were aimed at
addressing the factors that led to the emergence of the civil war
in America. The most important reforms that were instituted
during this period, especially in the southern economy was the
issue of turning it from being slavery dependent economy to a
state where slaves would be free and have rights (Du Bois
2017). These changes gained a major boosted through
amendments to the constitution to recognize and strengthen
these rights. The civil war dealt a major blow to the agricultural
sector, in which plantations were damaged, and the
sharecropping of the landowners and slaves leading to
impoverization of the slaves and reduced output of the slave
masters. The reforms sought to integrate the people of South
America with those of the north in order to protect the status of
the freedmen and make them be recognized by their masters.
However, the southerners saw the northerners as taking
advantage of the situation and ended up cutting the ties that had
been established by Black Codes and reverted to use of slaves
for labor (Dunleavy, 2014).
The second phase of the legal reform happened when
radical Republicans pushed for the punishment of the south,
although politicians such as Abraham Lincoln suggested
leniency in dealing with them, they pushed for 14th antislavery
amendments which saw the Republican take control over
Congress with this tension coming to an end when the Congress
regained prominence as a result of the infighting among
Republicans in 1874, which signaled the end of reconstruction
where the slaves rights were penned down in written form (Pino
& Witt 2019).
Industrialization and imperialism
American Imperialism refers to the economic, military and
cultural influence of the US over other countries, which was
3. boosted greatly by industrialization. Industrialization lead to
businessmen to seek new market internationally to sell their
goods. The growing influence of the Darwinism leads to the
belief that America was the propelling of the concept of the
industry, democracy, and Christianity which would savage less
developed societies, fueled the US towards imperialism. The
imperialism was majorly based on the belief that America was
entirely different from other countries due to its commitment to
liberty and democracy (Tully 2016). It began with the drawing
of the constitution, the subjection of people to alien rule, all the
way to the second world war which made American control
countries in the middle east and Germany (Dunleavy, 2014).
America, in 1898 gained military control of Hawaiian ports,
buildings that had military equipment and eventually it was
conquered and become an American state in 1959. In addition,
American progressively intervened in the wars in various
nations, making it pick rivalry with the European nations,
especially Spain, which strengthened the conquering psyche
(Morefield, 2014).
References
Coston, W. H. (2018). The Spanish-American War Volunteer.
Books for Libraries Press.
Du Bois, W. E. B. (2017). Black Reconstruction in America:
Toward a history of the part which black folk played in the
attempt to reconstruct democracy in America, 1860-1880.
Routledge.
https://content.taylorfrancis.com/books/download?dac=C2017-
0-50368-3&isbn=9781351376594&format=googlePreviewPdf
Dunleavy, P. (2014). Democracy, bureaucracy and public
choice: Economic approaches in political science. Routledge.
https://content.taylorfrancis.com/books/download?dac=C2013-
0-22193-6&isbn=9781317867234&format=googlePreviewPdf
Morefield, J. (2014). Empires without imperialism: Anglo-
American decline and the politics of deflection. Oxford
University Press.
5. 0615)
Meet
PROGRAM: Survey of U.S. History (UG, C121, UTT1-0615)
EVALUATION METHOD : Using Rubric
General comments:
3/5/2019 This thoughtful submission explains how the passage
of the 14th Amendment, Black Codes and
sharecropping system contributed to race relations during
Reconstruction and describes how urbanization
was a consequence of industrialization. The essay adequately
explains the Social Gospel Movement that
promoted Christianity to find solutions to social problems and
describes how Labor Reform helped define
the Progressive Era. The passage of the 19th Amendment
providing women the right to vote is discussed
and there is a satisfactory presentation explaining US
imperialism through the annexation of Hawaii and
Spanish American War. Fully developed discussions describing
a second consequence of industrialization
and describing a second reform Movement that helped define
6. the Progressive Era are not apparent.
Detailed Results
( Rubric used : UTT (0615) Task 3)
ARTICULATION OF RESPONSE (CLARITY,
ORGANIZATION, MECHANICS)
0 . 1. 1=NEEDS 2. 2=COMPETENT
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT IMPROVEMENT
PRESENT
The candidate provides The candidate provides The candidate
provides
unsatisfactory articulation of weak articulation of adequate
articulation of
response. response. response.
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7. CRITERION SCORE :
2.00
A. CHANGES IN RACE RELATIONS
0 .
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT
PRESENT
The candidate does not
provide a logical discussion
of 3 major changes in race
relations that resulted from
Reconstruction.
1. 1=NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT
8. The candidate provides a
logical discussion, with
insufficient support, of 3
major changes in race
relations that resulted from
Reconstruction.
2. 2=COMPETENT
The candidate provides a
logical discussion, with
sufficient support, of 3
major changes, in race
relations that resulted
from Reconstruction.
CRITERION SCORE :
9. 2.00
B. CONSEQUENCES OF INDUSTRIALIZATION
0 . 1. 1=NEEDS 2. 2=COMPETENT
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT IMPROVEMENT
PRESENT
The candidate does not The candidate provides an The
candidate provides an
provide an appropriate appropriate description, appropriate
description,
description of 2 with insufficient detail, of with sufficient
detail, of 2
consequences of 2 consequences of consequences of
industrialization on American industrialization on
industrialization on
politics and/or society. American politics and/or American
politics and/or
society. society.
CRITERION SCORE :
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1.00
10. COMMENTS ON THIS CRITERION:
3/5/2019 The essay explains that towns developed around
industries creation social class
tensions. A discussion explaining a second consequence of
industrialization on American politics
and/or society is not evident.
For instruction on Consequences of Industrialization, please
revisit Chapter 16 ("Building Factories,
Building Cities, 1877-1920") and Chapter 17 ("Gilded Age
Politics, 1877-1900") of the textbook A
People and A Nation: A History of the United States, Brief by
clicking on the link located in
the top left in this rubric item's name, "Consequences of
Industrialization."
C1 . PROMOTING PROGRESSIVE REFORMS
0 .
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT
11. PRESENT
The candidate does not
provide an accurate
description of the role of
religion and social morality in
promoting Progressive
reforms.
1. 1=NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT
The candidate provides an
accurate description, with
insufficient detail, of the
role of religion and social
morality in promoting
Progressive reforms.
12. 2. 2=COMPETENT
The candidate provides an
accurate description, with
sufficient detail, of the role
of religion and social
morality in promoting
Progressive reforms.
CRITERION SCORE :
2.00
C2 . REFORM MOVEMENTS DEFINING THE
PROGRESSIVE ERA
0 .
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT
PRESENT
13. The candidate does not
provide an accurate
description of 2 reform
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1. 1=NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT
The candidate provides an
accurate description, with
insufficient detail, of 2
2. 2=COMPETENT
The candidate provides an
accurate description, with
sufficient detail, of 2
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movements that helped to reform movements that
define the Progressive Era. helped to define the
Progressive Era.
CRITERION SCORE :
1.00
reform movements that
helped to define the
Progressive Era.
COMMENTS ON THIS CRITERION:
3/5/2019 Labor Reform is described. A discussion describing a
second reform Movement that
helped define the Progressive Era is not apparent.
For instruction on Reform Movements Defining the Progressive
Era, please revisit Chapter 18 ("The
Progressive Era, 1895-1920") of the textbook A People and A
15. Nation: A History of the United
States, Brief by clicking on the link located in the top left in
this rubric item's name, "Reform
Movements Defining the Progressive Era."
C3 . IMPACT OF THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT
0 .
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT
PRESENT
The candidate does not
provide a logical discussion
of 1 impact of the
Progressive movement on
American politics.
1. 1=NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT
16. The candidate provides a
logical discussion, with
insufficient detail, of 1
impact of the Progressive
movement on American
politics.
2. 2=COMPETENT
The candidate provides a
logical discussion, with
sufficient detail, of 1
impact of the Progressive
movement on American
politics.
17. CRITERION SCORE :
2.00
D. ROLE OF AMERICAN IMPERIALISM
0 . 1. 1=NEEDS 2. 2=COMPETENT
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT IMPROVEMENT
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PRESENT
The candidate does not
provide a logical explanation
of the role of American
imperialism in leading the
United States into any of the
given conflicts.
18. The candidate provides a
logical explanation, with
insufficient detail, of the
role of American
imperialism in leading the
United States into 2 of the
given conflicts.
The candidate provides a
logical explanation, with
sufficient detail, of the role
of American imperialism in
leading the United States
into 2 of the given conflicts.
CRITERION SCORE :
2.00
19. E. SOURCE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
0 .
0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT
PRESENT
There is evidence of quoted,
paraphrased, or summarized
content without
acknowledgement of source
information in in-text citations
and references.
1. 1=NEEDS
IMPROVEMENT
The candidate provides
insufficient
acknowledgement of source
information, using in-text
citations and references,
for quoted, paraphrased,
and summarized content.
20. 2. 2=COMPETENT
The candidate provides
sufficient acknowledgement
of source information, using
in-text citations and
references, for all quoted,
paraphrased, and
summarized content.
CRITERION SCORE :
2.00
E1. SOURCE INFORMATION
0 . 1. 1=NEEDS 2. 2=COMPETENT
21. 0=UNSATISFACTORY/NOT IMPROVEMENT
PRESENT
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The candidate does not The candidate includes the The
candidate includes the
include the given points given points, with given points, with
accurate
when providing source incomplete or inaccurate and complete
information,
references. information, when when providing source
providing source references.
references.
CRITERION SCORE :
2.00
22.
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An interesting discussion of how industrialization prompted
businessmen to seek additional markets through imperialist
expansion is presented. A description of a second consequence
of industrialization is not found. The discussion of reform
movements that defined the Progressive Era focuses on the
earlier period of Reconstruction rather than the Progressive Era.
Detailed Results
( Rubric used : UTT (0615) Task 3)
Display
All Comments Criteria Description
Articulation of Response (clarity, organization, mechanics)
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
25. 2.2=Competent
The candidate provides unsatisfactory articulation of response.
The candidate provides weak articulation of response.
The candidate provides adequate articulation of response.
Criterion Score :
2.00
A. Changes in Race Relations
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
The candidate does not provide a logical discussion of 3 major
changes in race relations that resulted from Reconstruction.
The candidate provides a logical discussion, with insufficient
26. support, of 3 major changes in race relations that resulted from
Reconstruction.
The candidate provides a logical discussion, with sufficient
support, of 3 major changes, in race relations that resulted from
Reconstruction.
Criterion Score :
2.00
B. Consequences of Industrialization
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
The candidate does not provide an appropriate description of 2
consequences of industrialization on American politics and/or
society.
The candidate provides an appropriate description, with
insufficient detail, of 2 consequences of industrialization on
American politics and/or society.
27. The candidate provides an appropriate description, with
sufficient detail, of 2 consequences of industrialization on
American politics and/or society.
Criterion Score :
1.00
Comments on this criterion:
4/26/19: The work capably describes how industrialization
helped lead businessmen to imperialist expansion seeking
additional markets. American involvement in in wars in other
nations is noted. The discussion focuses on imperialist
expansion and a description of a second consequence of
industrialization on American politics and/or society is not
found.
4/4/2019-The submission has identified that industrialization
lead businessmen to seek new markets internationally to sell
their goods. A discussion explaining a second consequence of
industrialization on American politics and/or society was not
presented in the work.
For instruction on Consequences of Industrialization, please
revisit Chapter 16 ("Building Factories, Building Cities, 1877-
1920") and Chapter 17 ("Gilded Age Politics, 1877-1900") of
the textbook A People and A Nation: A History of the United
States, Brief by clicking on the link located in the top left in
this rubric item's name, "Consequences of Industrialization."
3/5/2019 The essay explains that towns developed around
industries creation social class tensions. A discussion
explaining a second consequence of industrialization on
28. American politics and/or society is not evident.
For instruction on Consequences of Industrialization, please
revisit Chapter 16 ("Building Factories, Building Cities, 1877-
1920") and Chapter 17 ("Gilded Age Politics, 1877-1900") of
the textbook A People and A Nation: A History of the United
States, Brief by clicking on the link located in the top left in
this rubric item's name, "Consequences of Industrialization."
C1. Promoting Progressive Reforms
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
The candidate does not provide an accurate description of the
role of religion and social morality in promoting Progressive
reforms.
The candidate provides an accurate description, with
insufficient detail, of the role of religion and social morality in
promoting Progressive reforms.
The candidate provides an accurate description, with sufficient
detail, of the role of religion and social morality in promoting
Progressive reforms.
29. Criterion Score :
2.00
C2. Reform Movements Defining the Progressive Era
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
The candidate does not provide an accurate description of 2
reform movements that helped to define the Progressive Era.
The candidate provides an accurate description, with
insufficient detail, of 2 reform movements that helped to define
the Progressive Era.
The candidate provides an accurate description, with sufficient
detail, of 2 reform movements that helped to define the
Progressive Era.
Criterion Score :
1.00
30. Comments on this criterion:
4/26/19: Efforts to reform to address the issues that helped give
rise to the Civil War during Reconstruction are suitably
discussed. A description of two reform movements that helped
define the Progressive Era is not found.
4/4/2019-The submission has identified Reconstruction and the
14th amendment as 2 reform movements that helped define the
Progressive Era. These highlights reflect reforms that were
made in the 1860's and are not an accurate description of 2
reform movements that helped to define the Progressive Era
which ran from the 1890s through to the 1920s.
For instruction on Reform Movements Defining the Progressive
Era, please revisit Chapter 18 ("The Progressive Era, 1895-
1920") of the textbook A People and A Nation: A History of the
United States, Brief by clicking on the link located in the top
left in this rubric item's name, "Reform Movements Defining
the Progressive Era."
3/5/2019 Labor Reform is described. A discussion describing a
second reform Movement that helped define the Progressive Era
is not apparent.
For instruction on Reform Movements Defining the Progressive
Era, please revisit Chapter 18 ("The Progressive Era, 1895-
1920") of the textbook A People and A Nation: A History of the
United States, Brief by clicking on the link located in the top
left in this rubric item's name, "Reform Movements Defining
the Progressive Era."
C3. Impact of the Progressive Movement
31. 0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
The candidate does not provide a logical discussion of 1 impact
of the Progressive movement on American politics.
The candidate provides a logical discussion, with insufficient
detail, of 1 impact of the Progressive movement on American
politics.
The candidate provides a logical discussion, with sufficient
detail, of 1 impact of the Progressive movement on American
politics.
Criterion Score :
2.00
D. Role of American Imperialism
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
32. 1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
The candidate does not provide a logical explanation of the role
of American imperialism in leading the United States into any
of the given conflicts.
The candidate provides a logical explanation, with insufficient
detail, of the role of American imperialism in leading the
United States into 2 of the given conflicts.
The candidate provides a logical explanation, with sufficient
detail, of the role of American imperialism in leading the
United States into 2 of the given conflicts.
Criterion Score :
2.00
E. Source Acknowledgement
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
33. 2.2=Competent
There is evidence of quoted, paraphrased, or summarized
content without acknowledgement of source information in in-
text citations and references.
The candidate provides insufficient acknowledgement of source
information, using in-text citations and references, for quoted,
paraphrased, and summarized content.
The candidate provides sufficient acknowledgement of source
information, using in-text citations and references, for all
quoted, paraphrased, and summarized content.
Criterion Score :
2.00
E1. Source Information
0.0=Unsatisfactory/Not Present
1.1=Needs Improvement
2.2=Competent
34. The candidate does not include the given points when providing
source references.
The candidate includes the given points, with incomplete or
inaccurate information, when providing source references.
The candidate includes the given points, with accurate and
complete information, when providing source references.
Criterion Score :
2.00
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