National Association for the The Souls of Black Folk Anti-lynching laws Advancement of Colored People Civil rights National Association of Colored (NAACP) Integration Women (NACW) Tenth” Great Migration “Talented Higher education Ida B. Wells-Barnett Gilded Age Arts The Age” witnessed new cultural and intellectual movements in tandem with political “Gilded debates over economic and social policies. New cultural and intellectual movements both buttressed and challenged the social order of the Gilded Age. Mark Twain of Diamonds” Looking Backward “Acres The Gilded Age Thorstein Veblen John Singer Sargent class” McNeil Whistler The Adventures of Tom Sawyer “Leisure The Adventures of Huckleberry consumption” Mary Cassatt “Conspicuous Finn Jacob Riis Winslow Homer Helen Hunt Jackson How the Other Half Lives Ashcan School of Artists A Century of Dishonor Walt Whitman Victorian architecture Andrew Carnegie Leaves of Grass Louis Sullivan Gospel of Wealth” Stephen Crane W.E.B. DuBois “The Horatio Alger The Red Badge of Courage The Souls of Black Folk Dime novels Maggie, Girl of the Streets D.W. Griffith Russell Conwell Edward Bellamy The Birth of a Nation Unit Review: Essential Questions What motivated the United States to control over Native American lands in the west? How did federal government policies affect the lives of Native Americans in the 19th century? What were the various motivations of different groups of settlers in the west? How did new inventions and innovations impact the economy of the west? How did settlers respond to and transform the environment of the west? How did new inventions and innovations encourage industrial growth? How did industrial leaders amass and wield power? What was the role of the federal government in encouraging the growth and regulating the practices of big business? What were the various governmental and social reactions to the influx of immigrants? To what extent did immigrants retain their traditions, assimilate, and transform American culture itself? Why was the period of the late 1800s nicknamed the "Gilded Age" and the "Era of Good Stealings"? What factors led to the development and reform of political machines and the spoils system?
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) “Talented Tenth” Higher education The Souls of Black Folk Civil rights Integration Great Migration Ida B. Wells-Barnett Anti-lynching laws National Association of Colored Women (NACW) Gilded Age Arts The “Gilded Age” witnessed new cultural and intellectual movements in tandem with political debates over economic and social policies. New cultural and intellectual movements both buttressed and challenged the social order of the Gilded Age. Mark Twain The Gilded Age The Adventures of Tom Sawyer The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn Helen Hunt Jackson A Century of Dishonor Andrew Carnegie “The Gospel of Wealth” Horatio Alger Dime novels Russell Conwell “Acres of Diamonds” Thorstein Veblen “Leisure class” “Conspicuous consumption” Jacob Riis How the Other Half Lives Walt Whitman Leaves of Grass Stephen Crane The Red Badge of Courage Maggie, Girl of the Streets Edward Bellamy Looking Backward John Singer Sargent McNeil Whistler Mary Cassatt Winslow Homer Ashcan School of Artists Victorian architecture Louis Sullivan W.E.B. DuBois The Souls of Black Folk D.W. Griffith The Birth of a Nation Unit Review: Essential Questions What motivated the United States to control over Native American lands in the west? How did federal government policies affect the lives of Native Americans in the 19th century? What were the various motivations of different groups of settlers in the west? How did new inventions and innovations impact the economy of the west? How did settlers respond to and transform the environment of the west? How did new inventions and innovations encourage industrial growth? How did industrial leaders amass and wield power? What was the role of the federal government in encouraging the growth and regulating the practices of big business? What were the various governmental and social reactions to the influx of immigrants? To what extent did immigrants retain their traditions, assimilate, and transform American culture itself? Why was the period of the late 1800s nicknamed the "Gilded Age" and the "Era of Good Stealings"? What factors led to the development and reform of political machines and the spoils system?
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