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Life at the turn of the century

• Horse- drawn trolleys provided the main form of transportation and pollution
• In the 1890s electric streetcars replaced horse drawn vehicles
• some of these streetcars ran above and below ground
• Henry Ford introduced his mode

Day #3 of presentations. Group #1 of the day kinda.

Changes in Education

View public schools as training ground for employment and citizenship. They Thought it was a good thing. Early Public Education. Very few went on to high school. Expanding public

Views on Education, viewed public schools as training grounds for employment, believed economic development depended on scientific and technological knowledge, education as a key to greater security and social status, best way to assimilate immigrant

Changes in Education

People viewed public schools as training grounds for employment and citizenship. Also they viewed education as a key to greater security and social status. Most states had established public schools by the Civil War. Majority of k

Changes in Education

views on education

• viewed public schools as training grounds for employment and citizenship
• believed economic development depended
• viewed education as a key to greater security and social status

Early public education

• Most states had e

immigrants they came for jobs to get away from dicult ays of livving the ships were croweded trips were very long and they got sick poeple that got sick they would be sent back home the jobs were taken from naturel residents the exclusion act kept it

NOTES:

Chapter 8 continued....

Public schools were training grounds for employment. Most states had school by Civil war. They went to school for 12-16 weeks and teacher used harsh physical punishments to lay down the law. Kindergartens started as dayca

Group from yesterday

Education People viewed public schools as training grounds for employment and citizenship Most states established schooling by the civil war.Rarely anybody went to high school. Laws passed to make students go to school. Mostly mem

Believed public education was necessary for a stable and properous nation. Most states had established public schools by the civil war. Most kids did not go on to high school. Curriculum included reading, writing, and math. Kindergartens were first c

Education

Public education was necessary for a stable and prosperous nation. Most states had established public schools by the civil war. Most students dropped out. Kids between the ages of 8-14 had to go to school for 12-16 weeks per year. Rules were

today we are doing presentations again.

Group 6: chapter 8

Changes in Education

Views:

-people viewed  public schools as training grounds for employment and citizenship

-they thought it was a good thing.

Early:

-most states had established public schools by

Most states had established public schools by the Civil War. Most kids did not go to high school. Students were required to attend at least 12-16 weeks of school per year. Kindergartens schools jumped from 200 to 3,000 in 1910. By the early 1900s mor

Driving Idea:  How did Alexander change the empire through military and culture?

Today in class we had a discussion over Alexander the Great.  I then had a powerpoint and the students took notes. 

Hellenistic%20Culture%209-20-12.pptx - here is the powe

Talked about the test. 5-8 bolded questions.. It's an essay too.

Notes:

Hellenistic Culture:

Hellenistic Culture- Greek culture bleneded with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences.

 - The language that was used was called Koine meaning "common" in Gre

Notes: (5 to 8 Bold Terms on test)

Hellenistic Culture: Greek culture blended with Egyptian, Perisan and Indian influences. The language that was used was called Koine meaning "common" in Greek. The common language was very important as it allowed for

Hellenistic culture

• Hellenistic culture- Greek culture blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences.
• The language that was used was called Koine meaning common in Greek
• The common language was very important as it allowed for people throughout

Hellenistic Culture-Greek culture blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences

• language that was used was called Koine meaning "common" in Greek
• common language enabled everybody throughout the empire to communicate
• Alexandria was the center of

Hellenistic Culture

-Hellenistic Culture- Greek culture blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influenes

-The language that was used was called Koine meaning "common" in Greek

-The common language was very important as it allowed for people througho

Hellenistic Culture-Greek culture blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences

• language that was used was called Koine meaning "common" in Greek
• common language enabled everybody throughout the empire to communicate
• Alexandria was the center of

Hellenistic Culture-

Greek culture blended with Egyptian, Persian, and Indian influences

The language that was used was called Koine meaning "common" in Greek

The common language was very important as it allowed for people throughout all of Macedonian E