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Dr. Ralph Young’s – Post
Bellum America |
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Historical Perspective – positives/negatives |
1:32 |
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Gilded Age overview |
2:00 |
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Reconstruction Presidents, Klan |
2:05 |
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Reconstruction Amendments |
4:16 |
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Election – Tilden/Hayes |
3:34 |
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Former slaves in politics/Poll Tax/Literacy Tests |
5:23 |
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Question – Hayes’s religious attitudes; political environment |
1:00 |
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Garfield takes office; American voting habits |
4:48 |
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Arthur, Cleveland, Harrison, Cleveland |
2:10 |
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Jim
Crow Laws, Plessy vs. Ferguson(1896)-Separate but Equal |
3:27 |
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Overview of African American status around 1900 |
2:02 |
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Booker T. Washington & WEB DuBois – overview, discussion on
differing views on overcoming inequalities |
11:25 |
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Overview - American Indians After Civil War/Buffalo |
5:46 |
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Custer, Confederacy of Tribes, Custer’s Last Stand
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3:20 |
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Chief Joseph/Nez Perce |
5:37 |
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Discussion – Indian relocation, frontier policy |
9:47 |
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Ghost Dance–Indian Lore plus Christianity/Wounded Knee |
9:18 |
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Dr.
Young – Chinese Immigrants |
4:42 |
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Industrial Growth post-Civil War |
2:10 |
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Top |
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Telephone |
1:37 |
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Inventions and Daily Life |
3:10 |
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Brooklyn “Dodgers” |
0:50 |
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Entrepreneurs & Monopolies |
3:50 |
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Abuses by Business |
2:40 |
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Social Darwinism |
2:58 |
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Applications of Social Darwinism |
4:27 |
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Discussion of Social Darwinism |
11:48 |
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Progressives & Women |
12:19 |
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Progressives & Social Gospel |
4:22 |
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Muckrakers |
2:08 |
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Closing of Frontier |
5:33 |
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Concerns of 1890’s |
5:48 |
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McKinley’s Legacy |
2:09 |
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USS
Maine |
2:21 |
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Rough Riders |
2:46 |
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Results of War |
2:24 |
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Anti-Imperialism |
4:21 |
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Top |
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Dr. Kevin
Brady |
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Intro |
7:04 |
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How
did Jewish Immigrants become prosperous? |
3:51 |
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Exile
mindset |
2:27 |
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Urban
skills, trade |
2:17 |
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Italian immigrants in contrast to Jews |
1:09 |
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Cash-based Market Economy, Factories |
4:39 |
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Eastern European Jews in US; competing immigrant groups;
acceptance by established Jewish groups in US (German);
Yiddish; Ed. programs for assimilation |
8:47 |
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Jews
in Harlem, 2nd-stage settlements, Americanization |
2:52 |
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Catholics- Irish & Italian
assimilation/Americanization |
3:32 |
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Immigrants enter US economy, education |
11:09 |
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Jews
as “middlemen” |
4:00 |
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Conclusion-How/Why Jews rose to prominence Other contemporary
immigrant success stories |
5:46 |
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Dr.
Brigitte Koenig |
Top |
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Intro & teacher resources |
5:07 |
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Progressive vs. Progressivism |
1:35 |
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Time parameters of Progressive Era |
1:03 |
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Overview of Progressive Era: Contradictions, the “Triad” of
Immigration, Urbanization, Industrialization, Plessey v.
Ferguson |
6:16 |
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Changes resulting from “Triad” contribute to popularity of
socialism & Eugene Debs; other political parties forced to
respond |
7:10 |
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Progressivism & Progressives - overview |
3:33 |
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Political Aspects of Progressivism – T. Roosevelt |
5:10 |
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Progressivism & the environment – preservationists vs.
conservationists |
3:39 |
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Follow-up questions: Trust Busting – was is personal?;
Regulation of Food Industry; Why didn’t Roosevelt get
nomination in 1912? |
3:41 |
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Follow-up questions: Hepburn Act-consolidation in face of
Trust Busting; Were Socialists Progressives or progressive?;
Irony of TR becoming President in 1901 |
9:41 |
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Election of 1912 – Progressive Party, “New Nationalism”,
political cartoons; T. Roosevelt vs. Taft vs. Debs vs.
Wilson |
6:40 |
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Wilson’s administration – Creation of Fed. Reserve (banking),
17th Amendment (direct election of senators);
Clayton Anti-Trust Act & Federal Trade Commission |
3:05 |
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Social reforms of Progressive Movement: Muckrakers/The Jungle;
court decisions-workplace rules & gender issues; expansion of
Fed. Government |
9:05 |
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Closing – redefining relationship of State and economy; Was WW
I a manifestation of Progressivism abroad? |
1:49 |
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The 1920’s – Dr.
Brigitte Koenig |
Top |
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Intro – Historiography, Roaring and Repressive dichotomy |
1:30 |
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Periodization –dates, associations |
4:09 |
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Presidents & politics |
1:58 |
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Changes for women - flappers |
6:40 |
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Questions/discussion – influence of media on “image” for women |
5:31 |
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“New Negro”, Great Migration, Harlem Renaissance, Garvey, KKK |
6:29 |
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The __“blank”__Question, Immigration |
3:27 |
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Scopes Trial/Evolution
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8:00 |
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Charles Lindberg |
1:19 |
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Prosperity, Marketing, Credit/Margin, hollow growth—stock
market crash |
7:01 |
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Conclusion/Summary; questions |
4:13 |
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New US weapons of WWI |
2:56 |
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WWI takes longer than expected; Churchill; new world political
structure |
1:34 |
