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1. Students will understand the main political and economic systems of the world.

 Represenitive Democracy When the people of a country elect people to represent them in government or congress. Examples are the United states, Germany, Switzerland, C

Essentials for US History--Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.(Ch. 6)
The industrial Revolution was a time that started in the late 1800's and it was a key time our countries history f

Naval Battles of WW1

The 1920’s-

1. “A return to normalcy” – return to isolationism, focusing on American. Businesses, building up America. Stay out of foreign affairs.
2. Prohibition-  Banning of Alcohol 18^th Amendment. Failed- people thought it was stupid. Thought the Gov was

1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.(Ch. 6)
The Industrial Revolution is the time period when the assembly line started by one of the first, Ford car company. The cotton gin was created by Eli Wh

Essentials for US History--Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.(Ch. 6)

-Had a huge wealth of natural resources to help BOOM (examples: coal, iron, oil..)

-New technologies: cotton gin(pr

Essentials for US History--Semester One

1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.

• Time where it went from agriculture to industry
• US became most powerful becuase it had the resources and goods
• Immigrants c

You will be asked two questions from 1-4, two questions from WWI and two questions from the 1920's. You need to do answer all of them for the semester test blog.

Essentials for US History--Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Industr

Essentials for US History--Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States. (Ch. 6)
-more natural resources, availability of oil, steel, coal, and iron

-Govt. supported the businesses with laissez-f

You will be asked two questions from 1-4, two questions from WWI and two questions from the 1920's. You need to do answer all of them for the semester test blog.
Essentials for US History--Semester One

1. Students will understand the impact the Industr

You will be asked two questions from 1-4, three questions from WWI and two questions from the 1920's. You need to do answer all of them for the semester test blog.
Essentials for US History--Semester One

1. Students will understand the impact the Indus

Essentials for US History--Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.(Ch. 6)

• there came lots of invention.like the typewriter and the telephone..
• and trade was super easy with the new railroad

Essentials for US History:Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Industrial Revolution had on the United States.

• Railroads made it easier to trade
• abundance of natural resourses
• inventions:typewriter, telephone

2. Students will understand

1920s topics
1. Roaring 20's

Also known as The Jazz Age, golden age of sports, advertising age. Prohibition was also around. Nascar came around during the 20s because they wanted to out run the cops. Radio and entertainment was huge. It allowed then to

You will be asked two questions from 1-4, three questions from WWI and two questions from the 1920's. You need to do answer all of them for the semester test blog.

Essentials for US History--Semester One


1. Students will understand the impact the Indus

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1. Roaring 20's

Also known as The Jazz Age, golden age of sports, advertising age. Prohibition was also around. Nascar came around during the 20s because they wanted to out run the cops. Radio and entertainment was huge. It allowed then to

Normalcy..

Three republican presidents. Harding, Coolidge, and Hoover.
Coolidge took over for Harding, and then Hoover-- iowa native-- led.
Coolidge believed that if you messed with the gov't too much ..you'd ruin it. Hoover believed that as well. Ho

1. Roaring 20's
Known as the jazz age or Golden age of sports or Advertising age. A lot of people had radios for the first time. Automobiles common in America.

2. A "return to normalcy"-Warren G. Harding
Isolationism. Didn't want to join the League of n

1. Roaring 20's

• mohjonng-chinese game
• cities grew

2. A "return to normalcy"

3. Red Scare(1919-1920)

• communism-redustribute wealth,everything is equal,
• Karl M