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Monday semptember 19

Chapter 9 section 5.16th ammendent leagized federal income tax. So basically the more money you had the more you had to pay for taxes.Federal Reserve system. Woodrow divided them into 12 districts, each ditrict had its own bank. Then central banks se
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Monday, September 19th

Ch. 6.1:Vocabulary:Entrepeneur-A person who organizes, operates, and assumes the risk for a bussiness venture.Incandescent-Giving off visible light as a result of being heated.Bessemer Process-A efficient manufacturing process that injects air into m
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Monday September 19 (Notes 5.3)

Monday SeptemberChapter 5.3What problems did farmers face?-Railroads were charging too much.-prices of crops were falling-banks were foreclosing-good farming land was becoming scarcegreenbacks caused Inflation.Who were the Populists and what did they
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monday september 19

project work daysection 1 talks about underage children working in factories, injuries caused by these machines, women going on strike for higher paythen talks about prohibition and the women's christian temperance union (WCTU)Journalists who wrote a
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monday september 19

worked on project

The Emergence of Political Machines 

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    • cities experienced rapid growth due to the government in the 19th centry
  • The Political Machine
    • the political machine was an organized group that controlled the activities of a political party in the
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Monday, September 19, 2011

Today we continued working on our project. I have chapter 9 sections 1 and 5. Chapter 9.1 was the hardest to answer questions on. I had to sit at a computer most of the weekend answering those 13-15 questions. Today I am going to continue anwering qu
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notes II

technology and urban life- cities in the industrial area expanded outward and upward.- in 1870 25 cities in america had populations over 50,000 people by 1890 there were 58 citiesSKYSCRAPERS-Architects became able to build higher buildings because of
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Monday, September 19

We worked on our project today.Ch. 7.2Why did cities grow so quickly in the late 1800's and early 1900's?better life and new job opportunities.What problems did cities face due to the rapid increase in population?lack of water which led to fires. Sin
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September 19th

All Blog PostsMy BlogEdit Blog PostsAdd.September 16thPosted by 6Hanna on September 16, 2011 at 1:36pmView Blog.Admin Options.Edit PostAdd Tags Delete Post Edit Blog Posts..Work day for Project.Notes.:-Describe Native American Culture:Native American
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Notes

Section 2:

  • Laws were passed during 1865 and 1895 that required studentsbetween 8-14 be in school at least 12-16 weeks.
  • Children attended school at a younger age
  • From 1880 to 1900 kindergartens rose from 200 to 3,000!
  • Only 34% of African Americans attende
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Monday, September 19th

 

We worked on our projects

Section 7-1

-most immigrants entered the US in the late 19th and early 20th centuries.

-“birds of passage” are immigrants that temporarily immigrate to the US to earn money, and then (when they earned enough money) they would

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Monday, September 19

Ignore Friday's blog, wrong chapter!!!!!

 

 

-missouri river tribes-osage and iowa planted crops and settled in villages.

-sioux anc cheyenne gathered food and hunted buffalo

-when native americans in new mexico were given horses in 1598 from the spanish-

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Monday September 19th 2011

Segregation & Discrimanation

Effected:

African Americans, Native Americans, Mexican residents, and Chinese immigrants

Voting Restrictions

  - In southern states blacks couldn't vote or had to be able to read and most times were given harder reading tests

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