1. What are Labor Unions and why did theydevelop? 2.  Pullman Strike◦ Strike by railwayworkers◦ President GroverCleveland sends introops to break strike◦ Proved…

1. Progressive EraIt is time to fix the problems ofthe “Gilded Age”a.k.a. Progressivism1890-1920 2. Populists vs ProgressivesPopulists---ruralProgressives---citiesPopulists…

1. Industrialism 2.   3.   4.   5.   6. Omaha, Nebraska Irish men Nat. Am attacks Disease Sacramento, California Chinese men Tunnel thru mtns Weather Less money Work…

1. Chapter 17 The Progressive Era Section 1: The Origins of Progressivism 2. Labor and Social Conditions in 1912    No Labor Unions  Powerful Corporations 3.…

Slide 1Chapter 8 Section 3 The Populist Movement Slide 2 The Farmers Plight The rise in industrialization changed farmers lives significantly More people in urban areas meant…

Slide 1Price Discrimination How does someone price discriminate?  Age  Sex  Quantity  Patience (lines, express delivery)  Flexibility (plane tickets)  Ability…

Slide 1The Second Political Party System: 1856 - 1896 The Economy After the Civil War: The Farmers Slide 2 Slide 3 Slide 4 Slide 5 Railroad Network in 1890 Slide 6 Slide…

Slide 1 Aim: Landmark Supreme Court Cases Slide 2 Marbury vs Madison 1803 Constitutional Principle Separation of Powers Checks and Balances The Judiciary Why the decision…

Slide 1 Chapter 16: Politics and Reform American History Slide 2 Disagreements in Washington  When Hayes took office, he attacked the practice of patronage, or the spoils…

Slide 1Farming and Populism Growth in the West 1860-1900 Chapter 19, Section 4 Slide 2 Essential Questions: What factors should determine the cost of something? Are advances…