september 21-25

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Tuesday

5.3

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Continue 5.3

Bimetalism:

  • they used to back up there money with gold

Cross of gold

  • William Jennings Bryan
  • silverite

6.1

The expansion of industry:

  • Patillio Gagins 
  • bubbles in the spring around spindle top
  • Spindletop was the birthplace of the modern of industry
  • captain anthony F. Lucas - prospector 
  • natural resources fuel industrialization
  • what allowed the industrial revolution to take off?

                            wealth of natural resources

                            government support of business      laissez faire- government is going to stay out of it, it allowed business to make lots of money.

steel

  • 1850- Bessemer process development by Henry Bessemer and William Kelly
  • 1887- prospector discover iron ore in Mesabi range in Minnesota
  • uses for steel
  • 1883- built the brooklyn bridge. 1,395 ft. 
  • used for railroads, farm machinery 
  • coal production goes up 33 million

an electric beginning:

  • Thomas Edison invented electrition 

Youre welcome women

  • Alexander graham bell

5.3:

  • rise and fall of populism
  • populism- movement of people
  • July 2 1892
  • Omaha Nebraska 
  • the farmers made up the populist 

Party Platform:

  • increase in money 
  • 8 hour worldday
  • populist became platform for democrats 
  • populist candidate won
  • help farmer out of dept
  • give people a greater voice in government
  • increase money supply in circulation
  • graduated income tax
  • federal loan program 
  • direct election of senators
  • single terms for president
  • secret ballot
  • 8 hour work days
  • restrictions on immigrants

6.2:

  • new towns and markets
  • connected cities, towns, settlements
  • trade independence
  • towns particular products

Pullman:

  • created a company
  • built railroads
  • sleepers
  • Illinois prairie 

credit moblier:

  • control over the railroad
  • track laid or three times the cost
  • side stock
  • $23 million

Panic of 1893:

  • farmers had a bunch payment and were going bankrupted 
  • reading railroad
  • gold wore thin due to silver

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