Gilded Age Politics Industrial Era (1877 1920) – Identifications: LO 20.1 Discuss the major political and spoils system economic issues of the Gilded Age, and □ Stalwarts, Half Breeds and examine governmental action on these □ Mugwumps issues. Pendleton Civil Service Act □ Munn v. Illinois (1877) □ LO 20.2 Explain the characteristics of 20A Interstate Commerce □ American presidents during the Gilded Commission (ICC) Age, and discuss how each carried out Party Politics McKinley Tariff of 1890 □ the duties of his office. p. 541 - 550 monetary policy and the gold □ standard Forgettable President □ Due Date: Pres. Rutherford □ Pres. James Garfield □ Pres. Chester Arthur □ Pres. Grover Cleveland □ Pres. Benjamin Harrison □ Billion Dollar Congress □ Identifications: LO 20.3 Explain the social, economic and lynching political oppression of southern blacks □ Ida B. Wells during the late 19th □ 20B disfranchisement □ poll taxes LO 20.4 Examine the progress of the □ Discrimination grandfather clause women’s suffrage movement during the □ p. 550 - 553 Plessy v. Ferguson Gilded Age. □ Jim Crow Laws □ segregation □ Due Date: National Woman Suffrage □ Association (NWSA) Susan B. Anthony □ Identifications: LO 20.5 Discuss the various forces tenant farming and the affecting the lives of farmers during the 20C □ system late 19th century and explain the social, the Grange economic and political impact of these □ Farmer’s Farmer’s Alliance forces. □ Unrest and the Populist or People’s □ the Economy Party Eugene V. Debs p. 554 - 565 □ Silver Crusade and the Election □ of 1896 Due Date: William Jennings Bryan and □ Cross of Gold speech
Gilded Age Politics (1877 – 1920) Industrial Era 20A Party Politics p. 541 - 550 Due Date: Identifications: □ spoils system □ Stalwarts, Half Breeds and Mugwumps □ Pendleton Civil Service Act □ Munn v. Illinois (1877) □ Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) □ McKinley Tariff of 1890 □ monetary policy and the gold standard □ Forgettable President □ Pres. Rutherford □ Pres. James Garfield □ Pres. Chester Arthur □ Pres. Grover Cleveland □ Pres. Benjamin Harrison □ Billion Dollar Congress LO 20.1 Discuss the major political and economic issues of the Gilded Age, and examine governmental action on these issues. LO 20.2 Explain the characteristics of American presidents during the Gilded Age, and discuss how each carried out the duties of his office. 20B Discrimination p. 550 - 553 Due Date: Identifications: □ lynching □ Ida B. Wells □ disfranchisement □ poll taxes □ grandfather clause □ Plessy v. Ferguson □ Jim Crow Laws □ segregation □ National Woman Suffrage Association (NWSA) □ Susan B. Anthony LO 20.3 Explain the social, economic and political oppression of southern blacks during the late 19th LO 20.4 Examine the progress of the women’s suffrage movement during the Gilded Age. 20C Farmer’s Unrest and the Economy p. 554 - 565 Due Date: Identifications: □ tenant farming and the system □ the Grange □ Farmer’s Alliance □ the Populist or People’s Party □ Eugene V. Debs □ Silver Crusade and the Election of 1896 □ William Jennings Bryan and Cross of Gold speech LO 20.5 Discuss the various forces affecting the lives of farmers during the late 19th century and explain the social, economic and political impact of these forces.
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