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Monday, August 30

Today we did our blog disccusion, i talked about the causes of the sivel war, we also stared our projects and started talking about it . and took notes from other peoples assign blogs.
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Niagra movement

105-1910. It was led by W.E.B du bois and he felt that blacks should have full political, civil, and social rights. The niagra movement was the forerunner of Naacp Nationl Association for the advancement of colored people. In 1905 29 blacks went to t

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Changes in Universities

Before the Civil War, the number of people attending colleges was very little. But beginning around 1880 the number of people going to college increased drastically. More than four times as many people began enrolling in colleges! Many things began t
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Jim Crow Laws

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The Jim Crow Laws were state and local laws in the United States between 1876 and 1965. They were racial segregation laws that the Southern states passed to separate black and white in public and private facilities. Segregation is the separation of p

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Growth in High School since the early 1900's

In the early 1900's quite a few people went to school it started at 7.6 million in 1871. By 1920 it was up to 21.6 million, which is quite a jump. They offered a lot of the same courses such as science, social studies, vocational classes.

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Sunday, August 29

The spread of mass culture

To summerize the first part talks about mass circulation of newspapers an it says by 1898 the circulation of the New York World an the New York Morning Journal reached a high of one million copies a day in 1898. Joseph Pulit

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President Grover Cleveland

Grover Cleveland was elected president in 1884. It was the first time in 28 years that Democrats had won an election. Around this time businesses in the U.S. wanted the government to raise tariffs to protect them from foreign competition, but Democra

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8-3 violence Assigned blog 2

Any African American that didn't follow the rules of the white society were usually lynched. Between 1882-1892, 1400 African Americans were hung, burned, or shot.

Most African Americans lived in the South but by 1900 African Americans were living in t
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What did we do before Xbox?

It's hard to believe that people actually had fun without video games and iPods and all this sweet stuff we have now and can't live without. Now think back to that summer vacation you took to Adventureland or Worlds of Fun or some other amusement par
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assigned blog #2

High school education was a lot different than it is now. For the poor school was cramped and crowded with many kids and one teacher. If you didn't have the money to send your kids to a fancy acadamy then your child only learned the basics, reading,

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Blog Assignment #2: Boss Tweed

To many late 19th century Americans, he personified public corruption. In the late 1860s, William M. Tweed was the New York City's political boss. His headquarters, located on East 14th Street, was known as Tammany Hall. He wore a diamond, orchestrat

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Company Recalls Ground Beef!

About 8,500 pounds of ground beef that may of been contaminated with E. coli has been recalled at Cargill Meat Solutions Corp after two people in Maine and one in New York, were idenified of becoming ill from a strain of E. coli. The USDA believes ce

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Plessy v. Ferguson

Plessy v. Ferguson was a landmark decision made by the Supreme Court. Back in 1892 Homer Plessy road a train down in East Louisiana that was for white people only. Plessy was one-eighth black and seven-eighths white. He was born a free person but is
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Plessy vs. Ferguson

After the Civil War, the southern state governments began passing the Jim Crow laws which prohibited the newly freed African Americans from using the same public places as whites. In 1880, Lousiana passed Act 111 that required blac

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2010 Offutt Air Force Base Airshow

This sunday there was one of the States best airshows at the Offutt Air Force Base in Bellevue Nebraska. This year there was 13 different performances by different people. The pilots came from any where in America and were all profesional volunteers

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The Niagara Movement

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The Niagara Movement, a black civil rights organization, was created during the same time African Americans were starting to seek higher education. Founded in 1905 by W. E. B. Du Bois, it insists that blacks should seek a liberal
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Assigned Blog #2 : History of the Brooklyn Bridge

The bridge was intitally supposed to be designed by John Roebling but he got sick with tetnus because of the amputation of his foot and later died. Washington, his son, was put in charge of building the Bridge. Washington became paralyzed because of

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Skyscrapers

Louis Sullivan built one of the first skyscrapers. The Wainwright Building was ten stories and made of brick, it was named after Ellis Wainwright who financed the project. The Wainwright Building is located in St. Louis and was finsihshed in 1891.

Dan

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