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- Title: 1.26.09
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- School: Rhode Island
- Course: HIS 146
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CLASS 1/26/09 NOTES 1890s legal practice to award custody to mothers Feme sole Feme covert Law varies state by state ( even today) Federal State Local depression, married women weren t allowed to be teachers (it would take a way jobs for me with families) - education, ca. 1890 o Difficult for women to be educated or get education jobs o Elementary and secondary education available to women o Higher education becomes available to women o After the Civil War, women s collages became available educated women can get different jobs most educated women became elementary school teachers teachers, nurses, dressmakers, etc men exited the profession when the women began to enter it (thought it would lower the wages for men) public image o white, middle-upper class o Gibson girl o Single o Works until married o Engaged in playing tennis and golf, etc o Dark skirts and white blouse o Popular among a lot of people o Traditional themes o Hint of change o Rise of urban environment rural change to urban (1890s-1900s) 1 out of 7 people lived in cities First high rises appeared in Chicago Electricity had a huge impact First telephone installed in New York Bridges are being built Cobblestone is being replaced by asphalt Cable cars in San Francisco Newspapers are being printed cheaply Ads taken hold (NY World) Elizabeth Cochrane (aka Nellie Bly) - - - - - - - - - o Did anything for a story o Met Jules Verne o Investigative journalist these newspapers helped immigrants a common sense to talk about daily common experience leisure time (leisure activities) o opera o baseball o vaudeville growing selections of urban areas o murder o theft o drug peddling slum areas o grew quickly Jacob Riis o Appalled at the living conditions o Wrote a book on: Poverty 16-20 families lived in 4-5 story buildings Airless rooms No infrastructure disparity big between wealthy and poor wealthy Americans are heading out of the cities invention of the automobile workplace for settlement new technology (for farmers) city is the way of the future more free time and available money population rose from 39 million 47 million income increases went from 12 hour work day to 10 hours baseball becomes popular theaters and shows (circus) celebrated the holidays for the first time o Memorial Day is established o Valentine s Day o Easter o Christmas another fad in the 1890s o bicycling o reformed the dress everyone searching for a better opportunity Native Americans being pushed out - - - - - African Americans moving North Hispanics and Indiginous o Expansion meant invasion o Did not understand o Natural world o Land hungary white people o U.S. government didn t understand the way of life 1860 & 1880 o Tried to face Indians onto reservations Dawes Act o Moving people from the reservation to the family plot o Couldn t do anything with it without permission o Natives who accepted, could be awarded citizenship o Thought they could integrate into white society quicker white men traveling west o hard journey o covered wagons o trip took 5-6 months o men traveled first o had guide books (details for men) o accidents, disease o babies and children died o women did the same jobs on the trail as they did at home o limited food and water o insects, dirt, etc revolutionized travel to go west enables more people to go west finding a location in the west o proximity to water o digging wells o arid regions o women did the same jobs as usual o increased opportunity for women barriers aren t as high artists, teachers, etc better education signified contributions 1882, relief society was founded o Provided detailed training for nurses 1893, Utah has highest percentage for nurses
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Description: Name: Exercise: Course: Date: (a.) Date 4/1/07 Mike Gemmati HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT #2 ACCOUNTING 281-01 22-Feb-08 General Ledger Account Titles and Explanation Cash Common Stock To issue shares of stock for cash No Entry Rent Expense Cash Paid office r...
Tootsie RollPath: SUNY Brockport >> ACC >> ACC 281 Spring, 2009
Description: Mike Gemmati ACC 281-01 P. Brown 4/21/2008 Question 2(all numbers reported in thousands) A) The total cost and book value of property, plant and equipment at December 31, 2004 was $178,750. B) Tootsie Roll Industries, Inc. uses a straight line metho...
Trial BalancePath: SUNY Brockport >> ACC >> ACC 281 Spring, 2009
Description: Name: Exercise: Course: Date: (a.) Date 4/1/07 Mike Gemmati HOMEWORK ASSIGNMENT #2 ACCOUNTING 281-01 22-Feb-08 General Ledger Account Titles and Explanation Cash Common Stock To issue shares of stock for cash No Entry Rent Expense Cash Paid office r...
Case DPath: SUNY Brockport >> BUS >> Bus 333 Spring, 2009
Description: Case D-7 Callaway Golf: The Global Challenge Executive Summary Callaway Golf was founded in 1982 when Ely R. Callaway invested $400,000 in a company called Hickory Stick. The company originally named Callaway Hickory, later renamed to Callaway Golf. ...
Project-_Question_1Path: SUNY Brockport >> BUS >> Bus 333 Spring, 2009
Description: 1.) What are the pros and cons of a global versus a multi-domestic approach to marketing golf clubs for Callaway? Which approach do you feel would have more merit and why? A firms orientation toward and strategy for global markets and marketing defin...
August 27Path: University of Mississippi Medical Center >> PSYCH >> 1000 Fall, 2008
Description: Psychology: 8/27/08 Definition of Psychology: The scientific study of behavior and mental processes -Three Important Parts of Definition a. Behavior: Actions, things we do -Overt behavior b. Mental Processes: (Tough because they cannot be seen) -Thou...