1 Bessemer Process
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How did the Bessemer Process impact steel production?
How did the Bessemer Process affect the skyline of New York City?
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2 Effects of inexpensive steel
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3 Second Industrial Revolution
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4 Edwin Drake & Oil
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5 Thomas Edison & George Westinghouse
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6 Alexander Graham Bell & Telegraph/Telephone
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7 Alexander Graham Bell
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8 Henry Ford & Model T
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9 Wright Brothers & Airplane
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10 Big Business
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11 Corporation
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12 Stock, Dividend, and Advantages to owning stock
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13 Investment
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14 401k
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15 Mutual Fund
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16 Andrew Carnegie
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17 Vertical integration
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18 John Rockefeller
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19 Horizontal Integration
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20 Trust
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21 Arguments for and against Big Business
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22 Social Darwinism
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23 Philanthropy
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24 Monopoly
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25 Sherman Anti-Trust Act
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26 Frederick Taylor & Principles of Scientific Management
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27 Union
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28 Knights of Labor & Terence Powderly
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29 American Federation of Labor & Samuel Gompers
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30 Haymarket Riot
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31 Homestead Strike
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32 Pinkertons
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33 Pullman Strike
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34 Old Immigrants
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35 New Immigrants
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36 Ellis Island
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37 Angel Island
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38 Who welcomed immigrants and why
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39 Who opposed immigrants and why
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40 Chinese Exclusion Act
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41 Ethnic Neighborhoods
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42 Benevolent Societies
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43 Tenements
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44 Skyscrapers
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45 Joseph Pulitzer
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46 Jacob Riis
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47 Problems in Cities
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48 1901 New York State Tenement House Act
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49 Jane Addams & Hull House
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50 Political Machines
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51 Spoils System
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52 Pendleton Civil Service Act
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53 Progressives
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54 Muckrakers
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55 Upton Sinclair
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56 17th Amendment
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57 Direct Primary
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58 Initiative
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59 Referendum
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60 Recall
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61 Robert LaFollette & Wisconsin Idea
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62 18th Amendment
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63 NAWSA, Elizabeth Cady Stanton, Susan B. Anthony
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64 19th Amendment
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65 Booker T. Washington
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66 WEB DuBois & NAACP
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67 Teddy Roosevelt
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68 Square Deal
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69 1902 Coal Miner’s Strike
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70 Pure Food & Drug Act
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71 16th Amendment
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72 William Howard Taft
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73 Payne Aldrich Tariff
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74 1912 Election
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75 Woodrow Wilson
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76 Underwood Tariff
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77 Federal Reserve Act of 1913
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78 Clayton Anti-Trust Act
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79 Federal Trade Commission
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Learning Goal 1: I will be able to:
-Define Second Industrial Revolution
-Define Bessemer Process and list 5 reasons why the Bessemer Process was so important.
-List six new inventions or innovations that came about during the Second Industrial Revolution
-Identify and explain the importance of Henry Bessemer, Edwin Drake, Thomas Edison, George Westinghouse, Alexander Graham Bell, Henry Ford and the Wright Brothers
-List some modern day inventions that changed the world similar to those during the 2nd Industrial Revolution
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Learning Goal 2 – I will be able to:
-Define corporation, stock, bond, mutual fund, dividend, investment, and 401k
-Summarize and explain how the above terms work and how they are relevant today and to me personally.
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Learning Goal 3 – I will be able to:
-Identify Andrew Carnegie, his big business, and explain why he was important to the Second IR
-Identify John Rockefeller, his big business, and explain why he was important to the Second IR.
-Define vertical and horizontal integration and explain why each was used
-Define trust and explain the impact of decreased competition
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Learning Goal 4 – I will be able to
-Define Social Darwinism, Philanthropy, Monopoly, and Sherman Antitrust Act
-List and explain the two reasons some supported Big Business and their practices
-List and explain two reasons some opposed Big Business and their practices
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Learning Goal 5 – I will be able to:
-Identify Frederick Taylor and explain the impact his book had on working conditions
-Define union and explain how they came about
-Identify Knights of Labor, American Federation of Labor, and their importance
-Identify Terence Powderly and Samuel Gompers and explain their importance
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Learning Goal 6 – I will be able to
-Define strike
-Identify 3 major strikes of the late 1800s, compare each, and explain their impact
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Learning Goal 7 – I will be able to:
-Define Old Immigrants and New Immigrants
-Describe the typical trip across the Atlantic and Pacific for most immigrants
-Identify and explain the importance of Ellis Island and Angel Island
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Learning Goal 8 – I will be able to:
-List and explain three groups who typically supported immigration, two groups who opposed, and explain why.
-Identify and explain the significance of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
-Define ethnic neighborhood, benevolent society, and tenement, and explain their importance
-List and explain three major problems immigrants faced
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Learning Goal 9 – I will be able to:
-List and explain the importance of new technological advancements that changed cities and new ways life was more modern
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Learning Goal 10 – I will be able to:
-Define Progressives & muckrakers and explain why they were important
-Identify Jacob Riis and Upton Sinclair and explain the contributions of each
-Compare and contrast “How the Other Half Lives” and “The Jungle.”
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Learning Goal 11 – I will be able to:
-Cite and explain the importance of examples of political corruption during the Gilded Age (Spoils System, political machines, political bosses, Tammany Hall)
-Identify seven voting problems during the Progressive Era and six solutions proposed to fix them (16th Amendment, 17th Amendment, Direct Primary, Initiative, Referendum, Recall, Wisconsin Plan)
-Summarize why these reforms were put in place
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Learning Goal 12 – I will be able to:
-Cite examples of problems workers faced during the Progressive Era (children’s employment, long hours, low wages, injuries on the job, company towns, scrip)
-Explain the solutions that were attempted
-Summarize the response of the US Supreme Court to worker’s rights laws and how it affected union membership
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Learning Goal 13 – I will be able to:
-Summarize why women and minorities were working so hard to bring changes
-Define temperance and explain why women fought so hard for it
-Summarize the 18th Amendment and explain why it was important
-Define suffrage and summarize how women finally won the right to vote
-Identify and explain the importance of Booker T. Washington, Ida B. Wells, and W.E.B. DuBois
-Explain the importance of the NAACP
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Learning Goal 14 – I will be able to:
-Analyze how Teddy Roosevelt “bridged the gap” between business and labor.
-List the actions Roosevelt took against business.
-Analyze how Wilson regulated Big Business.
-Compare the administrations of Roosevelt, Taft, & Wilson in regards to their reforms
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