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Industrialization%20and%20its%20Discontents
Course: HIST 152, Fall 2011School: Purdue
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of Foundations America's Gilded Age Revolutions in Technology Thomas Edison Henry Ford Revolutions in Machinery Cigarette Making Machine Revolutions in Transportation Transcontinental Rail System Foundations of America's Gilded Age The Incorporation of America Expanding Markets Mail Order Montgomery Ward Department Stores Marshall Field & Company Foundations of America's Gilded...
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of Foundations America's
Gilded Age
Revolutions in Technology Thomas Edison Henry Ford
Revolutions in Machinery
Cigarette Making Machine
Revolutions in
Transportation
Transcontinental Rail
System
Foundations of America's
Gilded Age
The Incorporation of
America
Expanding Markets
Mail Order Montgomery Ward Department Stores Marshall Field & Company
Foundations of America's
Gilded Age
The Incorporation of
America
The Rise of Big Business
Vertical Integration Swift Meats Horizontal Combination Standard Oil
Foundations of America's
Gilded Age
The Era of Self-Initiative
Preaching the Gospel of
Wealth
Reverend D.L. Moody
Personifying the Gospel
of Wealth
Andrew Carnegie
George Rice and the
Plight of Small Business
Obstacles to Overcome Wild Ambition Absence of Government Corrupt Politics and Politicians Unsympathetic Courts
Evangeline Booth and
the Convictions of the Middle Class
Obstacles to Overcome Social Darwinism Human Despair Conspicuous Consumption
Joseph Finnerty and the
Burdens of the Working Class
Obstacles to Overcome Displacement of skilled labor Specialization of wage labor Loss of community Breakdown of family
Knights of Labor
Created: on 1869 principle of "great brotherhood"
Constituency: broad based across class, ethnic, and gender lines Campaign: sweeping reforms of labor system, including eight-hour work day
American Federation of
Labor (AFL)
Created: 1886, in response to Haymarket incident Constituency: skilled male craft workers born and raised in the U.S. Campaign: to improve but not restructure or refute capitalism to provide advanced economic standing for working elite
Industrial Workers of the
World (IWW)
Created: 1905 in reaction to conservatism of AFL and in hopes of reviving principles of Knights of Labor Constituency: broad based across ethnic, class, gender, racial lines; inclusive of poorest, unskilled workers Campaign: for radical restructuring of labor system through mass protest and general strikes
Challenging the
System
Strike action in the
Gilded Age
1877 Great Railroad
Strike 1892 Homestead Strike 1894 Pullman Strike
Challenging Ways of
Thinking
Breaking down social
barriers Building community Providing sustenance Addressing conditions Offering hope
Working Class Popular
Cultures of Resistance
Sport Theater Music Film
Charlie Chaplin's and
Modern Times
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Day Ten FDR and the New Deal Big Questions: What personality and initiatives did Franklin Roosevelt bring with him to the White House? How did "average Americans" help create the New Deal? What were the major success and failures of the New Deal? Key Term
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the New DealA Man for the Moment Pedigree of Privilege born 1882 fifth cousin of Theodore Roosevelt father makes fortune through railroad mother the dominant presenceA Man for the Moment A Youthful Sense of Entitlement and Duty educated at Groton, H
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Purdue - HIST - 152
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Reforming SocietyFrom Reaction to ReformWhy the Shift?AttitudinalA questioning of core principles and emphases in social Darwinism and laissezfaire capitalism. An intensifying anger with the increased power of monopolies and big corporations. Institu
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Purdue - HIST - 152
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