1.Rutherford B. Hayes “Ol’ 8-7” “Ruther-FRAUD” "He serves his party best who serves his country best," 19 thpresident Republican 1877-18812. Election…

1. Chapter 18 2. Introduction • What fueled the growth of the post Civil War economy? • What is “Big Business”? • What were the social and political consequences…

1. THE 1950S After the War 2. The Economy Time for the businesses to reorganize! Major switch from military production to domestic.Considered to be one of the United States’…

1. Business vs. Workers Working conditions and the growth of unions in the Gilded Age 2. Working Conditions Business owners ran factories as cheaply as possible (low costshigh…

Chapter 6 â The Industrial Age 1877-1900 Causes Natural resources â especially from the West Work force/growing urban populations Money (capital) to invest Government support…

1. World War I and Civil Liberties Wartime Restriction of Civil Liberties Espionage and Sedition Acts…

The Rise of Labor Unions Organized Labor Movement Workers in industrial America faced monotonous work, dangerous working conditions, and an uneven division of income between…

Stern and Gerlach: How a Bad Cigar Helped Reorient Atomic Physics Bretislav Friedrich and Dudley Herschbach Citation: Phys. Today 56(12), 53 (2003); doi: 10.1063/1.1650229…

Slide 1World War I and Civil Liberties Wartime Restriction of Civil Liberties Espionage and Sedition Acts The free speech cases Cultural censorship Anti-German sentiments…

Slide 1Christopher Keith Slide 2 Harry S. Truman- Thomas E. Dewey- Slide 3 People thought that Truman was making to strong of a grasp for power… Slide 4 Ronald Reagan-…