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primary system- let voters have the power, not the political machines
*Reforming elections
primary system- let the voters have the power, not the political machines
1917 500 cities had the same government
*Segregation
*Regulating food & drugs
*Conservati
Today we had presentations.....also showed up where the semester test info is at, and the semester test blog
....Notes....
*Worker Safety/conditions
*Reforming elections
William S. U'ren, Austrailian ballot, 1920 20 states had adopted the secret ballot,
Today we did projects today so....
*Worker Safety/conditions
workers usually worked seven days a week 12 to 14 hours a day. there was no age limit on workers. Keating owen act prohibited the crossing of goods made by children , which isn't exactly what
Mr. Bruns conversed with us about the end of the quarter grades. Our presentations are going into second quarter, considering we've barley even started presenting, and it's the last day of the quarter. He lectured about how easy it is to get an A in
Still presenting. Once again, my group is supposed to go today. Will we? somehow i doubt it, considering the trend of 'supposed-to-but-apparently-not-happening's.
Don't flirt with disaster, people. also, the semester test blog is part of the semester
Today, in class, we got on the computers while Bruns gave a speech to those who don't do their work, which I agreed with. It's hard to fail classes. I mean, if you show up, you should almost easily get a C. He showed people how to view the forum disc
*Worker Safety/conditions
younguns were pretty much forced to work, sometimes before the legal age of 14. There were efforts to limit the number of working hours.
*Reforming elections
Oregon came up with the secret ballot. Known as the Austrailian Ball
*Worker Safety/conditions
a lot worked before 14, mill workers went on strike for higher wages because of working conditions, florence kelly- helped children workers
*Reforming elections
secret/ australian ballot, primary system taking power away from
Today we are doing presentations again. These will be graded for 2nd quarter. Listed below are the topics and notes from the past two days and today.
*Worker Safety/conditions
worked at railroads, in cities. Worked 12 hour days everyday.
No minimum age
Doing some more presentation. Starting with Nichole, Cassie, and Becka.
Good thing I'm not flirting with disaster... ?
Mr. Bruns also went over the semester test and the semester test blog.
*Worker Safety/conditions
Teens and children were forced to work
Project presentations yet again. Tonight we play Winterset at our home.
*Worker Safety/conditions
not very safe for children, workers went on strike for higher wages and better conditions,
*Reforming elections
secret ballot,
*Segregation
*Regulating fo
Today in U.S History we are presenting our Chapter 10 Project..
Our iteds are on tuesday and there is no school monday the 18th...
Today my group presented-- I think i did pretty good but i need to expand and more hiper kind of... But i am not no hiper
Today, we continued with presentations
don't forget to do semester test blog. not a bad idea to start early
*Worker Safety/conditions:
laborers worked in unsafe conditions
worked every day of the week
sundays would sometimes be 24hrs
no minimum age until p
Today in U.S History we are presenting our group chapter 10 projects..
Their is a chance that chapter 10 project will go on 2 qourter.
*Conservation-- 1890s scientist were thinking more about trees. Sequoia was the first nations park. Harrison issued t
we presnted today bruns talked alot
*Worker Safety/conditions
*Reforming elections
*Segregation- 13th ammenemnt abolshed slavery completly. 14- allow them to be citizens. 15th allowed black males to vote (not progressive). Segregation involved law, private action in transportation, publ
