ࡱ>  bjbjVV |<<e8)tʭ<!$% & & &&*<+\mooooooo+&&++o & &\.\.\.+j & &m\.+m\.\.R<7  &E,vs Y0ʭ6x,6<"65$++\.+++++oo\.+++ʭ++++6+++++++++ : A Brief History of the United States By Adam McGarry Edited by John Braithwaite Table of Contents 1  HYPERLINK \l "AP" AP Test 2  HYPERLINK \l "PreColumbian1775LandbridgeAmerica" Pre Columbian-1775 Land bridge- American Revolution 3 1775- American Revolution- Critical Period-Constitutional Federalism 1800 4 HYPERLINK \l "JeffersonianDemocracyEraofGoodFeel1800"1800-1824 Jeffersonian Democracy- Era of Good Feelings 5 HYPERLINK \l "JacksonianDemocracyManifestDestiny1824"1824- 1840 Jacksonian Democracy- Manifest Destiny 6  HYPERLINK \l "ManifestDestinyCiviWar1840" 1840-1860 Manifest Destiny- Civil War 7  HYPERLINK \l "CivilWarReconstruction1860" 1860-1877 Civil War- Reconstruction 8  HYPERLINK \l "ClosingtheFrontierGildedAge1877" 1877-1890 Closing the Frontier-Gilded Age 9  HYPERLINK \l "ImperialismProgressivismWorldWarI1890" 1890-1920 Imperialism, Progressivism-World War I 10  HYPERLINK \l "TheRoaring20s1920" 1920-1930 The Roaring 20s 11  HYPERLINK \l "TheGreatDepression1930" 1930-1940 The Great Depression 12  HYPERLINK \l "WorldWarII1933" 1933-1945 World War II 13  HYPERLINK \l "TheColdWar1945" 1945-1952 The Cold War 14  HYPERLINK \l "The1950" 1950-1960 The 1950s 15  HYPERLINK \l "The1960s1960" 1960-1970 The 1960s 16  HYPERLINK \l "The1970s1970" 1970-1980 The 1970s 17  HYPERLINK \l "The1980s1980" 1980-1988 The 1980s 18  HYPERLINK \l "The1990s1990" 1988-2000 The 1990s 19  HYPERLINK \l "The2000s2000" 2000- The 2000s The AP US History exam is 3 hours and 5 minutes long, it consists of 80 multiple choice questions, one document based Question, and two Free response (essay) questions. It is broken down into the following areas: Politics, which is a traditional view of history from the top down accounts for 40% of the AP exam. A Cultural and Social concern, which is a bottom up perspective, account for 35%. The following is a brief version of United States history, Foreign Affairs, which is another 15% of the test. All of the bold words are important terms that you will be expected to know by the end of the year for the AP Exam. Pre Columbian-1775 Land bridge- American Revolution The Americas were populated by people from Asia thousands of years ago. The people separated into diverse groups throughout the continents. Eventually, Europeans arrived and began to settle in the hemisphere. The countries of Spain, England, and France fought for dominance in the new world. The French and Indian War was the biggest manifestation of the struggle. The English won and began to tax the fledgling American Colonies to replenish the imperial coffers. The colonists disliked the taxes and began to protest, which would have significant ramifications in the 1770s. Thousands of years ago, no humans lived in the Americas. The accepted, though not only, theory is that the first arrivals walked across a frozen land bridge for Asia. Their progeny quickly adapted to the surroundings and blossomed into the many different native tribes, including our own mighty Caloosa. Christopher Columbus arrival in 1492 changed everything. The transition of goods, food, ideas, and diseases is called the Columbian Exchange. The natives had no resistance to the European diseases and died by the thousands. The Spanish quickly claimed large parts of the New World. The French and English struggled to get their fledging colonies going as well. The first permanent English Colony was Jamestown in 1607 (and no, there werent any talking rodents), set up to find gold. Plymouth in 1620 was next, established by Separatists from the Anglican Church followed by Puritans in 1630 who would come to Mass Bay colony. The English colonists eventually established 13 colonies. Religion was a major reason for migration, but the colonists didnt allow religious freedom for new arrivals and dealt harshly with heretics. They kicked out Roger Williams and Anne Hutchinson for that very reason. Later, a religious movement called the Great Awakening caused a renewed interest in religion, although proponents of the Enlightenment movement challenged some religious beliefs. They let the colonists have a great deal of economic and political independence under a policy called Salutary Neglect. England wanted the colonies to provide raw materials and become a marketplace for finished goods, under a policy known as Mercantilism. Indentured servants were the first laborers. This changed when Nathaniel Bacon led a rebellion of former servants against the government in 1676. The elite turned to a more controllable force of labor in slaves, which had first been brought to Virginia in 1619. Britain challenged France for possession of North America in the French and Indian War of 1756-1763. The British defeated the French and reigned supreme over North America. The enormous cost of the war caused the British to begin taxing the colonists. The colonists resented this intrusion immensely. The Stamp Act was the first of many taxes that caused outrage and protest amongst the colonists. A group of rebels known as the Sons of Liberty stoked colonial passions until war flared up between the ill-prepared colonists and the mighty British military machine. The first battles at Lexington and Concord become known as the shot heard around the world. 1775-1800 American Revolution- Critical Period-Constitutional Federalism: After the British victory in the French and Indian War, the colonists were feeling good about themselves as British subjects. That began to change when they were taxed, regulated, and legislated. The American Revolution was fought between the worlds mightiest power, England, and its wayward America Colonies. The Americans shocked the world and earned victory with the help of France and Spain. During the war, the Articles of Confederation were written, becoming the first form of government. These documents had flaws that were later corrected by the Constitution. Even at the beginning of the American Revolution, there were many people who were either more pro British or completely indifferent to the cause of independence. The American colonists were divided into three groups: the Patriots, Loyalists, and the largest group, the Neutralists. At the conclusion of the war many Loyalists moved to Canada to remain under British authority. Both the Loyalist and the Patriots were fighting the American Revolution to persuade the Neutralists to join their cause. To persuade the neutralists, Thomas Paine wrote the pamphlet Common Sense in 1776. Later that same year, on July 4th , Thomas Jeffersons pre-immanent statement of rights, the Declaration of Independence, was signed and has been celebrated as Americas birthday ever since. With his army about to dissolve, George Washington iconicly crossed the Delaware River on December 25th 1776, my birthday, to attack the Hessian Mercenaries in the Battle of Trenton. The American army scored a surprising victory at the Battle of Saratoga, causing the French to support our cause, mainly to kill British. The war concluded with an American Victory at the Battle of Yorktown in 1781. The Treaty of Paris was signed in 1783 granting America its independence. During the war, the Articles of Confederation were written, which became our first governing documents. Although extremely weak, they lead us through the crisis. Most notably the passage of the Northwest Ordinance in 1785, this act divided the present day Midwest into territories and, reflecting the Revolutionary spirit, prohibited slavery. Many Northern States began banning slavery as it didnt seem to fit with the ideals of the revolution. Womans status was beginning to change slightly, albeit perceptually. Mothers were looked upon as needing to raise children and instill republican ideals into them; this is known as Republican Motherhood. But, women were all confined to the home as the term Cult of Domesticity reflects. As the republic moved forward, it became increasingly obvious to the founders that the government was too weak. This was especially apparent after a discontented group of indebt farmers attacked the government during Shays Rebellion. The Constitutional Convention was called to fix the Articles of Confederation. They wanted a chief executive, the power to tax, and an Independent Judiciary. Unfortunately, there was not an argument on what the document should look like. The debates that followed were acrimonious and the convention nearly ended at one point over representation until the Great Compromise saved the day. Other debates and Compromises were passed about Federalism, the power of the Federal Government, and Slavery. When the Constitution was sent to the states for ratification the debate was renewed and intensified. The seeds of political parties developed. The Federalists, led by Alexander Hamilton, called for strong central government. The Anti-Federalists, led by Thomas Jefferson, insisted that state governments should be superior. The constitution was ratified in 1789 and in 1791 the Bill of Rights was added to protect individual rights. President George Washington established many of the customs that are still used today. One of his most lasting pieces of advice was a strict Policy of Neutrality, which lasted until after World War II in 1945. After two terms as president, Washington retired. The election of 1800 was considered revolutionary for it was the first time that political power was transferred peacefully between two different political parties the Federalists and the Democratic Republicans. The Supreme Court, under the leadership of John Marshall, became a powerful organization. They ruled in the case of Marbury v Madison that their function was judicial review, which is where they can rule that a law was unconstitutional, and should be thrown out. Marshall extended the Federalist Party beyond its demise until he retired in the 1830s. His rulings showed the supremacy of the federal government over the state governments. Among the other great cases were: Fletcher vs Peck, Cohen vs. Virginia, Dartmouth College vs Woodward, McCulloch vs Maryland and Gibbons vs Ogden. 1800-1824 Jeffersonian Democracy- Era of Good Feelings The United States began to grow with the acquisition of Louisiana and Florida. The U.S. and Britain fought to a draw in the War of 1812. After the war an intense period of Nationalism, known as the Era of Good Feelings, swept the United States. In another manifestation of Nationalism, President Monroes Doctrine warned European powers to stay out of the Americas. When Jefferson became president, he had the opportunity to purchase Louisiana in 1803 due to the Haitian Revolution. He sent Lewis and Clark to explore the vast area, which nearly doubled the size of the United States. There was also the Pike Expedition, to Colorado. Britain and France were at war once again but Jefferson tried to ignore that situation and remain neutral as the British were impressing our sailors into service and France was taking cargo from American ships. Jefferson responded with the extremely unpopular Embargo Act which virtually froze all merchant activity and crippled the economy. Once the embargo was lifted Britain resumed its impressment. During this time, contrary to the Treaty of Paris, the British still had military forts on our soil. The British soldiers supplied the hostile natives with weapons to terrorize our settlements. One such native, Techumseh, attempted to get an alliance of natives together to attack the Americans. His effort was thwarted, however, and many Americans (called War Hawks) felt that it was fine to declare war on the British. The War of 1812 has been called the second war for independence. Neither side seemed to gain any advantage. During the war, Washington D.C was burned and the Star Spangled banner was written. The Treaty of Ghent was signed, thus ending the conflict. Due to slow communication, the Battle of New Orleans was fought two weeks after the war was over. This battle was devastating for the British and made Andrew Jackson an American Hero. Jackson went on to grab Florida from the Spanish. Spain officially ceded the land with the Adams-Onis Treaty. An intense feeling of Nationalism occurred after the war that gave the time period its name of the Era of Good feelings. Political parties reached a consensus and came together to form one major political party. Even a sharp recession called the Panic of 1819 failed to dim the optimism of many Americans. Eli Whitney invented the cotton gin, which led to fervor over producing more amounts of cotton. This caused the demand for slaves to increase dramatically. He also invented interchangeable parts. Slavery became an issue in regards to allowing it into the new state of Missouri. Eventually, the Missouri Compromise of 1820 temporarily settled the bitter, divisive issue of slavery which was one Henry Clays great nationalistic proposals, Clay also introduced the American System of economic national development. On the diplomatic side, many of Spains former colonies were becoming independent. President James Monroe issued a statement, in 1823, warning the European powers to stay out of the Americas. This became known as the Monroe Doctrine, which in a modified form, is still in use today. 1824- 1840 Jacksonian Democracy- Manifest Destiny The period during Andrew Jacksons presidency became know as Jacksonian Democracy. It offered expanded suffrage to the common man. The regular people made the most of their new found voting rights, as elections in this time period had some of the highest voter turnouts in history. The era also produced a concern for fixing society in several Social Reform Movements. The only group not to benefit was the Native Americans, as they were forced aside to reservations. The election of 1824 was very acrimonious. Some claimed that John Quincy Adams stole the election from Andrew Jackson with the help of Henry Clay through a Corrupt Bargain. Jacksons election in 1828 heralded the era of Common Man, as suffrage was being spread to more individuals in this time period, without regard to land ownership. By this time the United States had divided into three regions: the North, the South, and the West. In 1828 the tariff of abominations was passed. This caused the price of manufactured goods to increase, which hurt the agrarian south and benefited the industrializing north. The west stood to benefit as well because some of the money would be spent on internal improvements such as roads and canals in the West. This system, advocated by Henry Clay, is known as the American System. The south was under the leadership of John Calhoun who proposed nullification, or to erase the law. (This raised the considerable ire of Jackson who threatened to invade South Carolina.) Eventually a compromise was reached. The Native Americans east of the Mississippi were in conflict with settlers looking to expand farm land. Jacksons policy of Indian Removal became the tool to displace thousands of Natives to Indian Territory (Oklahoma). Especially tragic was the Trail of Tears, in which the Cherokee were forcibly moved and thousands perished. During this time, the Seminole Indian Wars were fought, the second of which began in Cape Coral. Jackson turned his attention to the Bank of the U.S. This was set up in the early days of the republic to regulate the economy. It was controlled by northern bankers and was not regulated by the Federal Government. Jackson saw it as an elitist operation and destroyed it. He distributed the funds to Pet banks, which led to rampant land speculation and the Panic of 1837. Jackson made quite a few enemies. These diverse individuals created a second political party known as the Whigs. A period of religious revival was taking place known as the Second Great Awakening. This movement gave rise to a great many Social Reform Movements. Women began to find their collective voice and pushed for changes. The womens rights movement got its start during this time, though it would be put off during the civil war and would not reach fruition until the early 20th century. Most notable was the Seneca Falls declaration, which mirrored the Declaration of Independence (except it was expressly for women). The two leading women of the movement were Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony. Women were also influential in the temperance movement. During this time the average American consumed five gallons of hard liquor per year. This had a devastating affect on families. The temperance movement preached reducing, but not eliminating consumption. This movement would also not achieve tangible results until the 20th century. People also began trying to change the harsh conditions in prisons. Prisoners were kept in silence for many hours a day and were beaten. Dorthea Dix advocated that the mentally insane should not be chained to the walls for life, and instead should be treated more humanely. Horace Mann, the father of universal education, believed that all children would benefit from a mandatory education. Some people decided that society wasnt worth reforming. They decided to set up ideal, Utopian Societies. Most notable among these were: the Shakers(Lee), Oneida (Noyes), New Harmony, Brook Farm, and the Mormons (Joseph Smith & Brigham Young). Americans became more culturally creative and began to paint America landscapes in a movement known as the Hudson River School. And the transcendental school of literature featuring romanticism and writing such as: Hawthorne, Thoreau, Whitman, & Emerson. In 1831 a slave preacher named Nat Turner, led an unsuccessful rebellion against the planters in Virginia. As a result, the south passed more restrictive laws known as the Slave Codes. Although a minority movement, Abolition gained momentum behind leaders such as Fredrick Douglass, Harriet Tubman, Sojourner Truth, and William Lloyd Garrison. Although the Jacksonian time period is known as the age of the common man it did not embrace the immigrants. During the 1840s and 1850s large numbers of Irish and Germans began arriving. The Irish settled into Eastern cities. The Germans moved to the Midwest. Nativism reared its ugly head through secretive societies that tried to suppress the immigrant hordes. They even formed the political party called the Order of the Star Spangled Banner, more commonly known as the Know-Nothings. Texas fought a war with Mexico and became an independent republic. The question over annexation would lead America into another war and set the stage for the most climactic struggle in American history. 1840-1860 Manifest Destiny- Civil War Americans were caught up in Manifest Destiny in the 1840s and desired to get as much land as possible. The Mexican American War was fought to add land to the United States. Once the land was acquired the major issue became whether slavery should be allowed into the new territory. The acrimonious, bloody decade of the 1850s foreshadowed the Civil War of the next decade. The question over whether to annex Texas or not was over the divisive issue of slavery. Texas was finally annexed in 1845, the same year that Florida became a state. By this time a strong movement called Manifest Destiny had begun to sweep the land. The belief that we should expand from coast to coast first appeared in Oregon. We eventually reached a peaceful settlement with Britain over possession of the land. California wouldnt be as placid of an acquisition. But it included: Texas, Oregon, Utah, & California as the sites and environments of national expansion for a variety of reasonsland, gold, mining, religious freedom, ranging from ranching, and individualismespecially on the part of Native Americans. The Mexican American War from 1846-1848 was divisive as the Whig Party perceived the war to be a greedy land grab. We thoroughly dominated the Mexican army and, under the terms of the Treaty of Guadeloupe Hildago, we reached a settlement for California, and the Mexican Cession (parts of the 7 southwestern states). We also agreed to pay an indemnity of 15 million. The last piece in the continental United States outline was bought for a southern railroad; this was called the Gadsden Purchase. Immediately after the war gold was discovered in California sparking the Gold Rush of 1849. This led to the quick population and request for statehood of California. This became a thorny question, as it would tip the balance of free and slave states. The other issues of slavery in the territories and of runaway slaves were equally contentious. Two senators, Daniel Webster and Henry Clay, pulled together one last time to save the Union with compromise. Although not everyone was pleased as Senator John Calhoun argued vehemently for state rights. Eventually, congress, led by the Great Compromiser Henry Clay, passed the Compromise of 1850. The terms of which were: California was admitted as a free state, a strong fugitive slave law was passed, and slavery in the territories were opened up to a vote, or popular sovereignty, and the slave trade (but not slavery) was outlawed in Washington DC. The Republican Party was founded to oppose slavery, especially its spread into the territories. Abraham Lincoln ran for senator from Illinois, as a republican, against Stephen Douglas and between them provided the famous Lincoln-Douglass Debates. Although he lost, he gained national recognition and he set himself up for a presidential bid in 1860. The Kansas-Nebraska act was passed in 1854. This opened up slavery in both of those territories by popular sovereignty. It led to portions from the pro-slavery and antislavery camps to attack each other ferociously. This became known as Bleeding Kansas. It even spilled onto the floor of congress. Southern Congressman Preston Brooks savagely beat Northern Senator Charles Sumner. Florida approved of the action and named a town in honor of Brooks (Brooksville). This event illustrates how the United States was becoming polarized over the issue of slavery. The Underground Railroad was operating quite effectively and inspired Harriet Beacher Stowe to write Uncle Toms Cabin. This book made slavery look evil. The book was warmly received in the North, but despised and burned in the South. This further emphasized the division between the land regions over the issue of slavery. The Supreme Court thought that they would decide the issue of slavery in the case of Dred Scott vs. Sanford. Much to the chagrin of the North, the court decided that slaves were property, and slavery could not be outlawed at all. In 1859, a white radical abolitionist, northerner named John Brown decided to take over a federal arsenal and give guns to the slaves. He was executed, but had caused a deep rift of mistrust in the south towards the north, as they feared more radical attempts, and the north treated Brown as a martyr. By the time of the Presidential election of 1860 the political situation the political situation had worsened. Abraham Lincolns victory, who wasnt even on a single southern states ballot, won the election of 1860. The southern states began to secede from the Union. One last effort at compromise occurred as the Crittenden Compromise, proposed a return to the Missouri Compromise line. The South didnt want it because Dred Scott had legalized and legitimized slavery. The North, especially Lincoln and the Republicans, opposed the spread of slavery and rejected the idea as well. The impotent President Buchannon foolishly let them leave. This would have a huge impact over the next four years of bloody conflict. 1860-1877 Civil War- Reconstruction The Civil War caught both the North and South ill prepared. Both sides assumed that the war would be short. The war would drag on for five long, bloody years. Society transformed slaves were freed and the south was destroyed economically. The process of rebuilding the south, called reconstruction, would be contentious. Some northerners wanted a fast reintegration of the southern states to the union. While other northerners wanted to exact revenge upon the rebellious south. The freedmen began acquiring rights and exercising their new freedom. Unfortunately, this would be a brief period and the freedmen would have to wait until the 1960s to finally acquire the rights promised to them during reconstruction. The south fired on Fort Sumter, beginning the civil war. Both the North and South assumed the war would be decided in one big battle, sadly that would not be the case. The first big battle, the Battle of Bull Run, would prove it was going to be a larger, much longer conflict. In 1862 the North won the Battle of Antietam. This gave Lincoln the opportunity to issue the Emancipation Proclamation, which began freeing some slaves. It also kept Britain and France from entering in the war and supporting the south. The Battles of Gettysburg and Vicksburg (July 3 & 4 1863) were turning points in the war. The Norths overall strategy called the Anaconda Plan was coming to fruition with the tightening of the blockade, even here in Fort Myers. The second part of the plan, controlling the Mississippi River, was complete. The only part left was capturing the confederate capital of Richmond. In domestic affairs, the northern congress passed the Homestead Act, the Morrill land grant, and the transcontinental railroad. These acts would fuel the growth westward in the following decades. Lincolns Gettysburg Address, given in November 1863, reminded the nation that its founding principles were independence, self-rule, and equality. Lincoln had no luck in finding a capable general in the eastern theater of war. He went through a succession of worthless ones. Finally, he moved General Ulysses S. Grant from the west. Opposing Grant was Robert E. Lee. Lee, like much of his staff, had once been an officer in the U.S. Army. He was a very skilled general and had defeated all of Lincolns generals except for General Grant in the east. The year 1864 was a presidential election year. While we may think it was a forgone conclusion that Lincoln would win, it was quite uncertain that he would be re-elected. The Democrats chose a peace platform, which appealed to many war weary northerners. In the west that year William Tecumseh Sherman was the Union General that Grant put in charge. He, like Grant, believed in total war. This new concept involved, putting pressure on your opponents army, but also destroying anything of value to him including crops, cattle, and civilian property. Sherman first applied this in Atlanta, where he burned the city to the ground in September of 1864. This victory helped Lincoln to win re-election. Sherman then conducted his March to the Sea that destroyed a sixty mile wide swath from Atlanta to Savannah. Then he turned north and destroyed the Carolinas. This had a devastating effect on southern morale. In the east, Grant was slugging it out with Lee in the Wilderness Campaign. Though he lost more men, he could replace them. The south, whose draft policy was cradle to grave already, couldnt replace the lost men. Eventually, Grant backed Lee into the confederate capital Richmond, and the city of Petersburg. He then set up a siege where he surrounded the cities and tried to cut off all supplies. Lee fled and surrendered to Grant at Appotmatox Courthouse, Virginia in April 1865. The Battle of Fort Myers was fought in February as the war was winding down. The Union held the fort and the south attacked. The battle lasted a couple of hours and killed three people. The Civil War, which had lasted five long years (1861-1865) and had claimed more Americans than all other wars we fought (600,000) was finally over. Unfortunately, Lincoln wouldnt get to enjoy the victory as he was assassinated just days later. With Lincolns death the process of reconstruction, or rebuilding the south, would become significantly harsher on the south. Lincoln favored a 10% plan, in which only 10% of a states population had to swear loyalty to the U.S. government to rejoin the Union. Vice President Andrew Johnson, who became president, had a similar plan to Lincolns in mind when he took over. Johnson was a racist and hated the planter elite. He made it tough on those groups (blacks and rich southern whites), although all other groups could rejoin the U.S. very easily. Opposing Johnsons policies were a group of Radical Republicans in congress. They wanted to punish the south for causing the civil war and give former slaves equal status in society legally. To do this, they needed to incapacitate Johnsons power. They passed the Tenure of Office Act, which made it a crime to fire a cabinet member after the senate had approved them. Johnson, believing the act to be unconstitutional, took the bait and fired Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. In 1868 Johnson was impeached, but found not guilty by one vote. The radical republicans were now in charge of reconstruction. The radicals made the south ratify the 14th and 15th amendments. The 13th amendment had already been ratified. The 13th Amendment freed the slaves, the 14th made them citizens, and the 15th gave them the right to vote (but not women). To assist the newly freed slaves the government set up the Freedmens Bureau. The bureau gave economic and educational assistance to the freedmen. This is the first intervention by the government to directly assist citizens. The South was economically destroyed after the war. The former leaders were not allowed to have positions of political power. To fill this void, three groups stepped into political office. The scalawags were yeoman farmers who didnt like the rich and the elite who saw them as traitors despised them. The carpetbaggers were northerners who moved to the south. Some of them came to assist the south and others came to exploit them economically for personal financial gain. The third group was the African Americans. They voted often and won seats to the U.S. congress. Unfortunately, the fragile alliance was full of mistrust, hatred, and racism, and fell apart. The Ku Klux Klan, founded by a former confederate General Nathan Bedford Forrest, was designed to scare off republican voters from the polls. It also terrorized freedmen who dared to exercise their newfound freedoms. It was so effective that by 1880, it had nearly dissolved itself. When the Republicans lost political control in the south the former Democratic leaders stepped back into power. This new (old) leadership is known as the redeemers. They sought to revert the South to the antebellum (before the civil war) period and make blacks second class citizens in a role nearly identical to slavery. They forced the freedmen into an economic subservient situation similar to slavery known as sharecropping and tenant farming. At the conclusion of the war, many blacks moved around in search of family members who had been sold. Others moved to Kansas and were known as exodusters. This is known as the first great African American migration. Those who stayed in the south ended up as tenant farmers or sharecroppers. It was nearly identical to slavery, with the former masters in charge once again. The redeemers government passed harsh Jim Crow laws to keep the races separate. They also passed poll taxes, literacy tests, and grandfather laws to keep them from voting. In 1872, General Ulysses Grant was elected as president. This started a period of Republican presidential dominance. The north was encouraged to vote as you shot (against the democratic south) and they vigorously waved the bloody shirt to show that they had fought to save the Union. Grant himself was honest, but he was a terrible judge of character, and the people he appointed to office stole millions of dollars from the Federal government. The Whiskey Ring scandal was a tax skimming operation, but the biggest scandal involved bribes from railroad officials to bail out a company, this was called the Credit Moblier Scandal. By the election of 1876, people in the north had tired of spending so much money to rebuild the south, especially after the economic Panic of 1873. The people who lost jobs didnt care about the freedmen anymore. The election itself was acrimonious with rampant charges of voter fraud; Florida was in a dispute with both the Democrats and Republicans claiming victory. The country nearly went to war again. The Democratic candidate had won more votes, but in a compromise deal the Republican candidate Rutherford B. Hayes became president. To appease the south, all northern troops were removed from occupying the south. Conditions would remain horrible for African Americans until the Civil Rights Movement of the 1950s and 1960s. 1877-1890 Closing the Frontier-Gilded Age After the Civil War, many people traveled west for a fresh start. The transcontinental railroad tied the nation together. It became a curse however, to farmers who were overcharged to ship their crops to market. Native Americans fought with the government to maintain their identity. Ultimately, they failed and were consigned to live their lives on reservations and to become assimilated into white society. The Gilded Age was a time period in which big business was allowed unregulated growth. In this age the well being of the working class and the environment were ignored while the business owners reaped huge profits Land was abundant and, thanks to the Homestead Act, it was cheap. With the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad in 1869, settlers now had a fast and reliable way to get there. The main problem in moving west was that settlers encountered hostile Native Americans. The U.S. government had pushed them westward with the promise of not being bothered again. Starting with the close of the Civil War in 1865, however, United States soldiers began moving them to small plots of land called reservations. The natives had one major battle at Little Bighorn in 1876 that they won. The U.S. government then began to aggressively shove the natives to the reservations. In Florida, the army fought the Seminole Indians, eventually capturing and moving many of them. The survivors escaped to the Everglades. By 1890, most Indians were living on reservations in squalid conditions. A movement called the ghost dance swept through the reservations. It called to the spirits to bring back the buffalo that the army had purposely destroyed and eliminate all white people. Some of the Natives left the reservations and were pursued by the cavalry to Wounded Knee where they were slaughtered. The congress passed the Dawes Act in 1887 which tried to whiten up the Natives. This policy, known as assimilation, would remain official government policy until the 1930s. Among the various groups of western settlers were cowboys. They herded thousands of cattle at a time to railroad heads. This open range time ended with the introduction of barbed wire in 1874. The Gilded Age is the time period between reconstruction and the Progressive Era (1877-1890). It is a time when big business and the rich businessmen ran the country. The presidents were a bland, bearded bunch who let millionaire businessmen do what they wanted with very little government interference. Corrupt politicians ran the big cities and most states. These politicians openly took bribes to ensure that the government would not interfere with business making money at the peoples expense. The business practices of the time such as the exploitation of the workers forcing them to labor for ridiculously long hours and low pay (which forced them to put all family members including small children to work), and the damage done to the environment would be considered illegal today. But, in the age of rapid industrialization, these men were admired by many for their ability to make enormous sums of wealth. An invention of major importance was the light bulb, which allowed people to work twenty-four hours a day. The millionaires roll call included: Andrew Carnegie, who controlled U.S. Steel, Carnegie used vertical integration to dominate the steel industry. John D. Rockefeller ran the monopoly of Standard Oil as a horizontal consolidation he used cut throat business practices to put small companies out of business then purchased them at a deep discount. Cornelius Vanderbilt made his fortune in railroads. J.P. Morgan was a banker who was so wealthy that he actually loaned the United States money during the Panic of 1893. The railroads were growing very fast. It was also the only way for farmers to get their crops to market. The railroads took advantage of the farmers by overcharging them for shipping and storing the crops. The disgruntled farmers organized into a group called the Grange, aka the Patrons of Husbandry. They pushed congress to regulate the railroads. The farmers alliance later took up the call and put more pressure on the government to stop the railroads from taking advantage of farmers. Eventually, the Interstate Commerce Commission was set up to regulate the railroads. It was the first time the government regulated an industry. The discontented farmers eventually formed a third national political party called the Populist Party. They ran William Jennings Bryan for president in 1892 and 1896. They wanted a direct election of senators, a graduated income tax, and public ownership of the railroads. The biggest issue they pushed was the use of silver for currency exchange in addition to gold. This would lower interest rates and help the cash strapped, in debt farmers. The cities of this time period were dominated by political machines. This was an organization who would buy votes to remain in power. Once in power, they would steal as much money as possible from the government. The most notorious city boss was from New York named William Boss Tweed, who controlled Tammany Hall. Political machines would also hand out jobs to supporters in a practice known as patronage. This practice extended all the way to the White House. President Garfield was assassinated by a crazed, disgruntled office seeker. The U.S. government finally passed the Pendleton Civil Service Act. It made people who wanted a federal government job take a test. It then based hiring on qualifications, rather than who you knew. A third wave of immigration occurred from 1890-1915. These new immigrants arrived from southern and eastern Europe. They were looked down upon by the more established English, German, and Irish immigrants. The new immigrants were usually poor and possessed limited skills. They typically went to work in factories where they were treated poorly, working long hours for very low pay. This situation led to them putting their entire family to work just to survive. Unfortunately, the children didnt get an education which would doom them to a life of working in factories themselves with out a chance for improvement. Outraged workers began to organize into unions to increase their rights and benefits at work. [Examples were: National Labor Union, Knights of Labor, & AF of L. The big businessmen violently crushed any labor movement because they didnt want to pay workers more due to the fact that it would cut into their profits. Any strike by labor would be broken up by night stick wielding policemen who were usually paid by the businessmen. The newspapers didnt help the unions by painting the strikers as socialists and anarchists, bent on destroying society. One of the most successful unions was the American Federation of Labor or the AFL. It was composed of skilled workers who couldnt be easily replaced by scab labor. They pushed for tangible benefits such as shorter work hours and better pay. Two groups in society faced special discrimination. The Chinese out west were constantly harassed. In 1882, the Chinese Exclusion Act was passed that outlawed Chinese immigration for ten years, later extended to twenty years. African Americans were treated little better than during slavery. They faced a time of legal or de jure segregation called Jim Crow. A Supreme Court case called Plessey vs. Ferguson ruled that separate but equal facilities in the south were fine. This was the law until the 1954 case of Brown vs. Board, which overturned the separate but equal doctrine and began the Civil Rights Movement. During the 1890s there were two prominent African Americans who became spokesman for their race. Booker T. Washington, who founded the Tuskegee Institute, was more conciliatory toward white society and wanted African Americans to get an education before demanding equal rights. W.E.B. Dubois, a Harvard graduate, wanted the top ten percent of African Americans to be given total equality with whites. He advocated for a more progressive and more aggressive form of civil rights. 1890-1920 Imperialism, Progressivism-World War I The idea of globalization was a reality in the 1890s. Telegraph wires connected the world since 1867 and steam ships offered fast, reliable world wide travel. The United States was now competing for markets and resources with all countries. The country had healed its Civil War wounds and had begun to look outward, in a new version of Manifest Destiny. The result of the way industrialization treated the working class caused a backlash against business owners and an indifferent society. The Progressive Movement was an attempt to improve society, business, and government. It had many diverse goals including womens rights, better working conditions, eradicating child labor, improving efficiency in businesses and government, helping the incoming immigrants become acclimated to society, and abolishing alcohol. The United States attempted to avoid involvement in World War I by adhering to George Washingtons strict policy of neutrality. Eventually, due to unrestricted submarine warfare, and the Zimmerman note the United States became embroiled in Europes conflict. Imperialism, the belief that a country should expand to other lands for economic, cultural, and political reasons, took root in the late 1880s. Admiral Alfred T. Mahan wrote a book called The Influence of Sea Power in History. It argued that without a powerful navy, a country would be shut out of the lucrative world trade markets and natural resources. During the 1890s the United States embarked on carving out an empire for itself. The reasons were Economic (new markets and resources), as well as Political (to spread democracy) and Cultural (to spread Christianity). The island of Hawaii was Americas first foray into Imperialism. Hawaii was ideally situated for a naval coaling station. American planters took the government over. It languished from 1893 until it was finally annexed to the United States in 1898. Cuba, ninety miles to the south, was the next Imperialistic move. The Cubans had been fighting for their freedom from Spain for years. The press would exaggerate stories of Spanish atrocities in order to increase newspaper circulation and increase their profits. This yellow journalism whipped the American people into a jingoistic fever bent on going to war with Spain to spread democracy to Cuba. The explosion of the U.S.S. Maine in Havana harbor began the Spanish American War or the War of 1898. It was called the splendid little war because the U.S. thrashed the hapless Spanish within three months. The Treaty of Paris 1898 gave the United States Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines. Cuba became an American protectorate until it could self-rule. The Philippines began a guerilla war against the United States that took more lives than the war. The Philippines were given their independence in 1946. China was very weak by this time and many countries were carving out spheres of influence, in which they essentially controlled parts of the country. The U.S. didnt have one and sent the Open Door Notes proclaiming that China should be able to rule its own country, free from interference from other countries. Upon the assassination of President McKinley, Theodore Roosevelt became president. T.R. was a larger than life personality who wanted to see the United States become a world power. He introduced the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine. This stated that the U.S. can intervene in the affairs of Latin American Countries if we see they are governing their country improperly. The most prominent use of the Roosevelt Corollary came when T.R. helped Panama gets its independence from Columbia. This enabled the United States to build the Panama Canal, which shortened the trip from the east coast to the west coast by nearly two months. As he stated, I took the canal. Progressivism, or the belief that government should help fix societys problems, was a period from 1889-1914. There are many different types of reforms that progressives wanted to employ. They ranged from a more efficient and less corrupt government, to improving conditions for immigrants, food safety, child labor laws, and regulating big business to compete fairly. Leading the Progressive Movement was a group of crusading journalists known as muckrakers. These journalists uncovered societal problems and exposed the corrupt and dirty side of society. The most influential book of the time was The Jungle by Upton Sinclair. It exposed the meat packing industry and caused congress to pass the Meat Inspection Act, set up the Food and Drug Administration or FDA, and passed the Pure Food and Drug Act. The fire at the Triangle Shirtwaist Company that caused the deaths of nearly 150 young garment workers galvanized the labor movement into seeking more protection on the job such as sprinklers. The Sherman Anti Trust Act of 1890 made monopolies in business illegal. The law was scarcely enforced until trust busting Teddy Roosevelt became president. He broke up trusts that harmed the public economically. With World War I looming, Americans turned their attention away from improving society to getting ready for war and the Progressive Era came to a close. World War I started in 1914 in Europe. There was a very strong isolationist sentiment in the United States. Indeed, since George Washingtons warning against foreign entanglements, the United States had kept to itself.[The fundamental causes of the war were: nationalism, imperialism, militarism, fanaticism, & a celebrated cause. The combatants began using a new weapons, the u-boat or submarine against allied shipping, the tank, and the airplane as weapons of war!. They sank some vessels with American passengers, most notably the Lusitania, which enraged Americans. It wasnt until Germany sent the Zimmerman Note, a secret telegram to Mexico that encouraged them to attack the United States in return for the land that they lost in the Mexican American War, that we finally entered the war in April 1917. The government began a large publicity drive to encourage popular support for the war and make Germans look evil. The Selective Service Act was the first draft since the Civil War, sixty years earlier. The Espionage Act made spying illegal, and the Sedition Act made it illegal to speak out against the war. Scores of Americans were jailed for violating the Sedition Act which the Supreme Court ruled was legal during war. The war ended on November 11, 1918. The Treaty of Versailles imposed a harsh peace on the defeated Germans. They were forced to pay war reparations which ruined their economy, and allowed Hitler to rise to power as a savior. The terms of the treaty laid the seeds for World War II. The farthest reaching peace provision was the League of Nations. This organization, the brainchild of President Woodrow Wilsons fourteen points for peace, was the forerunner of the United Nations. Unfortunately, the isolationist minded Senators opposed it. The fight between the Senate reservationists and President Wilson killed any United States involvement in the League of Nations. At the end of the war, Russia became a communist country. This caused a world wide fear of communism called the Red Scare. Attorney General A. Mitchell Palmer led the Palmer Raids on suspected communist organizations after a series of mail bombings terrified the country. Socially, the last two achievements of the Progressive Era occurred with the passage of the 18th and 19th amendments. The 18th amendment, prohibition, was passed in 1920 and made alcohol illegal in the United States. It was later repealed with the 21st amendment in 1933. The 19th amendment passed in 1920 gave women the right to vote. 1920-1930 The Roaring 20s The 1920s were a time period of sharp contrasts and a struggle between new and old ideas. More people lived in cities rather than the country side for the first time in the 1920 census. Technology, new consumer goods, and the new freedom possessed by young adults caused an intense reaction by some to return to the good old days as demonstrated by fundamentalism, immigration restriction, and prohibition. The 1920 election was a return to normalcy as stated by the new president, Warren Harding. This meant that Americans were turning away from the tumultuous Progressivism and involvement in international affairs toward a calmer, more isolationist time. Americans had also tired of the teeming refuse (immigrant hordes) from foreign shores. The congress passed strict anti immigration laws. The trial of immigrant anarchists Sacco and Vanzetti highlighted to the world just how nativist and anti immigrant that America had become. The pair were executed in a highly biased court case (the judge had made racial slurs in front of the jury). The new Ku Klux Klan was revived in 1915. This new incarnation of the Klan added immigrants, Jews, and Catholics to its hate list in addition to African Americans. It gained strength in the North and Midwest by espousing traditional values. In a show of extreme arrogance, Klansmen and women marched from the Capital to the White House in Washington D.C. It all fell apart for the Klan when top members were caught embezzling (stealing) millions. By the end of the decade the Klan was a mere shell of its former strength. African Americans in New York City, specifically the borough of Harlem, began a literary, artistic, and musical movement that was dubbed the Harlem Renaissance. Langston Hughes, Duke Ellington, and Louie Armstrong led the surge in the black artistic movement. Many white people came to Harlem to hear the new music of jazz. The movies were very popular, having begun at the turn of the century. They were silent until the movie The Jazz Singer debuted in 1927 as the first talking picture. Radio was king for the decade though, with at least 90% of homes having at least one radio. People listened to the radio approximately four hours a day. The automobile dominated the decade, with one out of every eight workers employed by an automobile related industry. Most people had a car due to the assembly line, which produced large numbers of cars which lowered the price. This made the car affordable for the middle class. Young people enjoyed new social freedoms on dates away from parental chaperones. They engaged in a naughty practice known as petting which quite naturally led to pre-martial sex. Modern young women who wore short hair, short skirts, smoked, caroused with men, and challenged social mores were known as flappers. Prohibition gave rise to bootlegging alcohol. Everyday people began breaking the law by smuggling and making booze. The mob or gangsters took over bootlegging making millions in the illicit trade. It also increased violence with Al Capones gang gunning down any rivals. Charles Lindbergh, who visited Thomas Edison in Fort Myers, was the first person to fly solo across the Atlantic Ocean. Air travel had begun in 1903 with the Wright Brothers flying the first airplane in Kitty Hawk North Carolina, but it was not a safe, practical machine until the 1920s. The Scopes monkey Trial put Darwins theory of evolution on trial. It was a dramatic demonstration of old beliefs and new ideas that were struggling for dominance. The new Darwin vs. the old fundamentalist belief in the Bible. New modern conveniences such as refrigerators, washing machines, vacuums, ovens, toasters, and radios were advertised very heavily. People loved how the new conveniences made life easier and bought as many items as they could in a practice known as consumerism. Buying on an installment plan or credit made it seem affordable (only a dollar down and a dollar forever). There were writers and critics named the Lost Generation of this new consumerism and conformity, most prominent among them were F. Scott Fitzgerald, Sinclair Lewis, John Steinbeck, Gertude Stein, and Earnest Hemingway. Big Business ruled in the 1920s. The official policy of the government was to assist business, not to regulate it. President Coolidge even said that a man who works in a factory worships in a temple. The business owners got rich, but the workers didnt fair as well. The gap between rich and poor widened, as it did again in the 1980s. The stock market was unregulated which led everyday people to speculate in the red hot market. People could buy on the margin, which is to place a small amount of money as a down payment. People also invested in Florida real estate (largely unseen swamp land). During the 1920s Barron Gift Collier completed the Tamiami Trail (U.S. 41) across the Everglades to Miami. Florida had experienced a land boom in the 1920s until two hurricanes put the breaks on. Small farmers were also hit hard in the 1920s; they owed a tremendous amount of money that they borrowed and began losing their farms to foreclosure. The Stock Market Crash of 1929 signaled the end of the roaring 20s and the beginning of the Great Depression. The causes of the Great Depression were: Stock Speculation, Buying on the Margin, Overproduction, debt (due to buying on credit), and the yawning, monetary gap between rich and poor. 1930-1940 The Great Depression The Great Depression was a worldwide economic depression. In the United States and many other countries one out of every four people were unemployed. The government assumed that the economy would fix itself as it did after the economic panics of 1819, 1873, and 1892. So, the government did very little to help. The belief was that you helped yourself and didnt expect a handout or direct relief from the government. The President, Herbert Hoover, called this attitude rugged individualism. Some people even believed that it would hurt a person psychologically if they received a handout. Things were so bad that World War I veterans went to Washington D.C. to ask for their bonus ten years early. They were called the bonus army and they lived in shacks for weeks around Washington. Hoover had General Douglas MacArthur remove them. MacArthur went overboard and viciously attacked the veterans. Some veterans ended up in the Florida Keys to build the overseas highway. Unfortunately, many of them were killed by the hurricane of 1935. People roamed from town to town looking for work. Men who traveled illegally by train were called hobos. The dust bowl, a dry region that blew away farms in the plains states, further added to the nations misery as many of the so called Arkies or Okies moved to California. People who were evicted from their homes lived in shacks made from scrap materials called Hoovervilles. Not surprisingly, Hoover was beaten in a landslide by Franklin Delano Roosevelt, or FDR, in the election of 1932. Roosevelt came from a wealthy family, but unbeknownst to the public was paralyzed from the waist down due to polio. As a result of his struggles to walk he had affection for the common man, whom he referred to as the forgotten man. He utilized the radio to get his message across to the American public. He gave popular fireside chats on the radio to assure the public that there is nothing to fear, but fear itself. FDRs first order of business was to fix the banks that were collapsing. Thousands of people were losing their life savings to banks going out of business. He had legislation passed called Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation, FDIC, which would insure bank deposits. FDR pushed a plethora of major legislation through congress in the first 100 days of his term in office. Critics called his plans alphabet soup because each law and agency that was created went by initials. The New Deal included relief or immediate assistance, recovery to get businesses and people back to work, and reform to fix the system so a depression would never occur again. Some of the most popular New Deal programs were: Agriculture Adjustment Act (AAA) to help struggling farmers, the Civilian Conservation Corps (CCC) to put young men to work on public works projects, the Tennessee Valley Authority (TVA), to provide flood control and energy for seven states, the Works Progress Administration (WPA) to put people to work on public projects, the Social Security Act to help the elderly, disabled and unemployed and the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC) to regulate the stock market. The New Deal didnt get America out of the Great Depression; it would take World War II to accomplish that. However, the New Deal gave people hope. Some of the societal and economic changes are still impacting America today. It is little wonder that FDR was elected as president a record four times. 1933-1945 World War II From the depths of the Great Depression, some countries turned toward dictators for hope and salvation. These sinister leaders skillfully exploited their people to pursue dreams of world domination. The rise of dictators in Japan, Italy, and Germany would change the world. Japan, who had begun industrializing in the mid 1800s, wanted to enlarge its empire. They lived on a small island that was devoid of natural resources. The military took control of Japan and began to conquer its neighbors beginning with Manchuria in 1931. In Italy, a dictator named Benito Mussolini took power. He wanted to acquire colonies in Africa and conquered Ethiopia in 1935. He also made a pact with fellow dictator Hitler. The Spanish Civil War was a dress rehearsal for World War II. Hitler and Mussolini supported fellow dictator Francisco Franco. Russia was on the opposite side. The major powers of England, France, and the United States sat out. This would embolden Hitler into making other aggressive moves in Europe. Adolph Hitler came to power in Germany in 1933. Once in power he made his Nazi party the only political party. He wanted living space for his people and began taking land (Rhineland and Austria). He wanted the Sudetenland, a part of Czechoslovakia, but the Czechs didnt want him to have it. The weak leaders of England and France made a deal with Hitler to give it to him in return for the promise that it was the last piece of land that he would take. This policy, known as appeasement, was an absolute failure. Hitler grabbed all of all of Czechoslovakia and set his sights on Poland. Josef Stalin became the leader of the Soviet Union in the 1920s. He began a series of purges, in which he killed millions of his own people who opposed him (his total maybe as high as 20 million). He began to industrialize his giant, backward nation. He didnt trust Hitler and the feeling was mutual. Nevertheless, they signed a secret non aggression pact, to not attack each other and divide Poland among them. Hitler invaded Poland on September 1, 1939. Britain and France declared war on Germany, World War II had begun. The United States was deeply isolationist in the 1930s. This was due to the Great Depression, but also to the lingering feelings of resentment over its involvement in World War I. An official senate report, called the Nye Report, blamed our entry into World War I on the greedy weapons manufactures so they could earn a profit. The congress passed a series of strict Neutrality Laws, which hampered our effort to assist other countries. The war went badly for England and France. Hitler invaded France with a new tactic called blitzkrieg, or lighting war. He captured France in a month. All that was left in Europe was Britain. The Battle of Britain began in 1940. It was an aerial war. Hitler wanted to bomb Britain with air planes to soften them up prior to landing his troops in operation sea lion. The invention of radar helped keep Hitlers plans for conquest on the shelf. Eventually Hitler was distracted and attacked his old ally, Stalin in operation Barbarossa. FDR desperately wanted to help Britain. But the American public and congress clung to neutrality. He eventually got the lend lease act passed which allowed the British to have American weapons. When Hitler turned on Stalin, the lend lease act was extended to the Soviets. The United States became the great Arsenal of Democracy, making weapons for countries that fought Hitler. In 1937, the Japanese invaded China. The United States opposed the action and cut off vital supplies of oil and steel. The Japanese decided to knock the US out, so they could conquer Asia. On December 7, 1941 they attacked the naval base Pearl Harbor in Hawaii. They killed 2,960 Americans and sank 18 navy warships one which was battleship Arizona. The next day the United States entered the war. Stalin wanted the United States and England to invade France and take pressure off of the Soviets. However the first campaign the Unites States took part in was the invasion of North Africa. Next, the US invaded Italy. The turning point in Europe was at Stalingrad, where the Soviets defeated the Germans and began an offensive toward Germany. The second front was finally opened on June 6, 1944. It was called D-day, which was an invasion of Normandy with the ultimate goal of retaking Europe from Hitler. France was recaptured and Germany was pushed back. Hitler had one final gasp and attacked with all of his remaining reserves in the unsuccessful Battle of the Bulge. Hitler killed himself and Germany Surrendered in May 1945, this was called V-E day for victory in Europe. The horror of the holocaust was reveled to the world. It was Hitlers final solution to getting rid of the Jews. This genocide took the lives of 11 million people, six million of which were Jews. In the Pacific, the United States fought Japan virtually alone. The turning point of the war came early in the Battle of Midway, where the U.S. sank four Japanese aircraft carriers. The United States had broken the Japanese code which assisted them in defeating the Japanese. The U.S. used a strategy called island hopping to defeat the Japanese. Eventually, they fought for control of the islands near the Japanese homeland. The Battle of Iwo Jima included the iconic flag raising, but the war wasnt over. The military estimated that one million Americans would be casualties in the invasion of Japan. The United States had secretly been working on the Manhattan Project, which was the development of the atomic bombs. The U.S. had developed the Atomic Bomb, and was prepared to use it on Japan. The first bomb made from Uranium was dropped on Hiroshima on August 6th 1945. It was called Little Boy and was dropped from the plane the Enola Gay. The Japanese refused to surrender, so after three days the second bomb was dropped on Nagasaki. It was nicknamed Fat Man and was a plutonium bomb dropped from a plane called Boxcar. This was known as V - J Day, for victory over Japan, the war was over. The United States was able to outpace the enemy. We simply were able to make more weapons than any other country. The economy recovered from the Great Depression as the nation went back to work to win the war. Millions of soldiers were trained, pilots were trained here in Fort Myers at Page Field and gunners for bombers were trained in Buckingham. If you go to the area around the mosquito control airport, you can still see foundations from the structures used to house the 40,000 soldiers stationed here (that was ten times the number of people living in Fort Myers at the time!). Women went to work in the factories while the men went to war. The United States emerged as an economic and military super power. The big three, FDR, Winston Churchill (England), and Josef Stalin (Soviet Union), met at Yalta to discuss what the post war world would look like. The three weighty issues to be decided were: the occupation of Germany, the creation of the United Nations, and the status of Eastern Europe. The Soviets wanted a sphere of influence in Eastern Europe to prevent a third major German attack. The U.S. and England wanted democratic elections to take place. A number of compromises were reached. The United Nations would be created, free and fair elections would be held in Poland, and Germany would be divided among the allies. The rest of Eastern Europe would be under the total control of the Soviets. 1945-1952 The Cold War The Cold War was an ideological conflict between the democratic United States and the communist Soviet Union. During the cold war both sides didnt shoot at each other due the destructiveness of nuclear weapons in an idea known as M.A.D. (mutually assured destruction). Although both sides participated in a number of proxy wars, in which they supported the opposing sides. The Cold War lasted from 1945-1991 with the collapse of the Soviet Union, and was a consideration in all major foreign policy decisions during that time. George Keenan was an experienced American Diplomat who specialized in Soviet affairs. He issued the long telegram which declared that the only thing the soviets respected was strength. The United States should not try to appease the Soviets. The U.S. should vigorously oppose all Soviet expansion with full economic and military force. This policy, known as containment, became Americas foreign policy for the duration of the cold war (46 years). After FDRs death in April of 1945, Harry Truman became president. He was not afraid to make difficult decisions such as dropping the Atomic Bomb. He issued what is known as the Truman Doctrine in 1947. This doctrine proclaimed that America would have to abandon its isolationist past and oppose communism everywhere it threatened to spread. This foreign policy would guide America, for better or worse until 1991. The first place Truman applied the doctrine was in war torn Europe. Many countries were struggling to survive and began looking to communism as the answer. But, according to Truman, intervening would be a waste of time unless you gave the countries a hand out of poverty. The presidents Secretary of State, George Marshall, came up with an economic package called the Marshall Plan to economically rebuild Europe. At first congress didnt want to spend the millions that the plan would need to succeed. But fear of communism prompted them to approve the ambitious plan. The Marshall Plan was a tremendous success. Berlin, Germanys Capital, was deep in the Soviet Sector. In 1948, the Soviets closed access, thus preventing American, English, and French shipments of supplies. The British and Americans flew in supplies in an effort known as the Berlin Airlift. After nearly a year the Soviets reopened access. China was also crippled by the war, and it had two sides fighting for control, the communists, under Mao Zedong and the Nationalists under Chang Kai-shek. The United States supported the nationalists, but Chang was brutal to his people and lost the U.S. support. Eventually, China became communist under Mao. The Republican Party blamed the Democrats for the loss, claiming that they were soft on communism. This claim would haunt America years later in Vietnam. The fall of China and Eastern Europe to communism provoked a hysteria known as the Red Scare. It was the second such scare (the first was in 1919, after World War I). A husband and wife named Julius and Ethel Rosenberg were convicted of spying for the Soviets and were executed. A drunken senator named Joe McCarthy took advantage of the situation by claiming that commie spies had infiltrated the government. He held hearings that recklessly accused people of being communist, and ruined many peoples lives. This phenomenon became known as McCarthyism. The focus of containment was on Europe but quickly turned to Asia at the outbreak of the Korean War in 1950. Communist North Korea invaded South Korea and was nearly victorious. The United Nations, led by the United States assisted South Korea in fighting off North Korea. This was the first time that black and white soldiers fought together, as Harry Truman had integrated the armed forces in 1948. The Chinese intervened on the side of North Korea and the war on drug on for nearly three years. Eventually an armistice was signed in 1953; it divided the country back to approximately where it began. When both the Soviets and Americans exploded Hydrogen Bombs, people were terrified of a nuclear war. They dug bomb shelters and school children practiced duck and cover drills. The United States and its allies formed N.A.T.O. (North American Treaty Organization) for protection. The Soviets formed rival Warsaw Pact. Things would remain this way until 1991. 1950-1960 The 1950s The 1950s are looked upon as an idyllic time when everyone was in a happy daze. America was prospering, babies were being born, and people were moving into new homes in the suburbs. Beneath the surface discontent about conformity, economic inequality, political alienation, and segregation simmered and would boil over in the next decade. The G.I. Bill gave returning soldiers loans to get homes, businesses and go to college. Many of them moved to the newly built suburban homes. The first of these planned communities was called Levittown. The soldiers and their wives began the baby boom, perhaps the most prolific explosion of child births ever (in 1957 a baby was born every seven seconds!). A new wave of consumerism swept society. Just as in the 1920s, advertisers enticed people into buying things that they didnt need. Manufacturers used planned obsolesce, purposely made a new style of an item every year, to encourage people to buy the latest version of their product. Automobiles, new appliances, and clothes were purchased on a brand new invention, the plastic credit card. People ran themselves into debt, especially to purchase the most coveted item, the television. By 1960, 90% of homes had at least one television. Children were pampered by adoring parents and the term teenager came to describe adolescents. Teens had money to spend on music, movies and food. The music they spent it on was rock-n-roll. The term rock n roll was a euphemism for dancing and sex. Rock music was originally called race music because it was created by African Americans, and most radio stations refused to play it. Eventually, rock gained acceptance in mainstream music through the likes of Elvis Presley and others. The same pattern would be followed in the 1980s with rap music. The fast food franchise McDonalds got its start in 1955, filling the need for teens appetites. Not everyone was happy in the 1950s. A group of social critics called the Beatniks protested in literature. They didnt like the social conformity and consumerism that was rampant in America, much like it was in the 1920s. Another group not satisfied was African Americans. They had fought in World War II and Korea, but failed to achieve racial equality. The court case Brown v. Board (1954) stated that schools must integrate with all deliberate speed. This decision overturned the Plessey v. Ferguson case of 1896 and its separate but equal ruling. Lee County belatedly desegregated in 1969 with the closing of Dunbar high. In Montgomery, Alabama in 1955 African Americans boycotted the bus system, due to segregation. The leader of the boycott, Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., would become a visionary leader of the emerging Civil Rights Movement. Eventually the buses were desegregated. In 1957, at Little Rock Arkansas nine African American students integrated the all white Little Rock High. It took the United States 101st Airborne Army to allow the Little Rock nine to safely attend school. It was the first time since reconstruction (1865-1877) that federal troops occupied a city. With the power of nuclear weapons, the United States policy in the 1950s was massive retaliation. If the Soviets did something, we would respond with nuclear weapons. This would ratchet up tensions and increase fears of a nuclear war. The Soviets launched the first satellite in 1957 named Sputnik. This beeping satellite terrified Americans. They feared that the Soviets were capable of launching nuclear weapons from outer space. This gave rise to an entire genre of bad movies about aliens. Congress passed the National Defense Education Act of 1958 (NDEA) to increase students knowledge in science and math and prevent the Soviets form remaining ahead in the space race. They also passed the National Aeronautics and Space Administration (NASA) to oversee our new space program, which was stationed in Titusville, Florida (the Space Coast). The 1960s The 1960s marked a dramatic shift from the conformity and consensus that the 1950s had imparted. The decade was rocked with a brush with nuclear war, the assassinations of political and cultural leaders, protests, riots, and a war. In what many consider to be Americas worst year, 1968 had virtually all of the above elements in one calendar year. 1960 was an election year. The two candidates were very dissimilar from one another. Republican Richard Nixon was an experienced, shrewd politician, but cold and ruthless. Democrat John Kennedy was youthful and inexperienced, but very charismatic and personable. The two met in the first ever Presidential debate, which was televised. Kennedy looked more presidential and may have convinced enough voters to elect him in the closest election in the 20th century. Kennedy inherited a plan to train exiled Cubans and have them attack the newly communist Cuba. They trained on Cayo Costa in Lee County. The plan, called the Bay of Pigs, was a complete disaster. This was one of a number of events in the simmering cold war. The Soviets completed the Berlin Wall in 1961 separating east and west Berlin, essentially making East Germany a prison. The emboldened Soviets placed missiles in Cuba, 90 miles from Florida. The interstate was closed except for military traffic as the world watched and hoped a nuclear war would not occur. A tense stand off began as the United States demanded the Soviets remove the missiles. The world held its breath for thirteen days as the two countries glared frostily at each other. The Soviets finally backed down and removed the missiles, in exchange for our promise not to invade Cuba. President Kennedy was assassinated in November 1963. The new President, Lyndon Baines Johnson, embarked on an ambitious program to combat poverty and inequality. The program, called the Great Society, would introduce head-start, Medicare, Medicaid, a civil rights act, and a voting rights act. Johnson tried to help the lower tiers of society achieve the success of middle class enjoyed. African Americans began the civil rights movement in 1954. By the mid 1960s they gained ground. Dr. Martin Luther King Jrs steady confrontational, non violent approach was working. He headed up the Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC), a student organization the Students Non Violent Coordinating Committee (SNCC) was formed for younger people to protest. But for many African Americans, it wasnt working quickly enough. It was true that the poll tax had been eliminated as did segregation in schools and public facilities. However, in the Deep South it persisted stubbornly. New leaders such as Stockley Carmichael, H. Rap Brown, and Malcolm X espoused a more militant stance. Freedom Riders were organized to integrate buses. Freedom Summer was held to register blacks to vote. The Black Panthers formed and began to arm themselves to fight the white opposition with bullets. Malcolm X was assassinated in 1965 in an internal power struggle in his organization, the Nation of Islam. That year the black ghetto of Watts, in Los Angeles, violently rioted what began many long, hot summers of discontent among inner city African Americans. The Supreme Court, under the leadership of Earl Warren, became a liberal defender of peoples rights. They ruled against segregation, for the rights of people accused of crimes (most famously Miranda v. Arizona). The court also ruled that congressional voting districts should be more representative and equal, known as one man one vote.[Wesberry vs Sanders case.] Other Warren/Burger court cases were: Gideon vs Wainwright, Escobedo vs Illinois, & Tinker vs Ohio. College Students began to protest during the 1960s. At first it was a minority movement who wanted people to change society that they believed was morally corrupt. As the Vietnam War drug on, they protested that our involvement was immoral. The movement gained members, some of whom were Hippies. Hippies lived an alternative lifestyle dubbed the counterculture. They used drugs, had premarital sex, didnt bathe regularly, didnt hold jobs, and grew their hair long. Americas involvement in Vietnam was gradual. In the late 1940s, we gave money to the French to control the country. When the French were defeated at Dien Bien Phu, we sent advisors to help the South Vietnamese against the communist North Vietnamese. It was part of the containment policy known as the Domino Theory which stated that if Vietnam fell to communism its neighbors might succumb to communism as well. We increased the advisors to 16,000 by 1963. To not appear soft on communism, President Johnson looked for an excuse to escalate our involvement in Vietnam. He found it in 1964 at the Gulf of Tonkin. He claimed we were attacked by the North Vietnamese. Congress allowed the President to do what ever was necessary to control Vietnam. Johnson said of the Gulf of Tonkin resolution that it was like grandmas night shirt, it covered everything. By 1968 we had 500,000 troops fighting in Vietnam. The year 1968 opened with the Vietnamese attacking on their new year, Tet. The Tet Offensive was a simultaneous attack on 100 cities and bases. The North Vietnamese used the Ho Chi Minh Trail, named after the leader of North Vietnam to move troops and supplies through other, the neutral countries of Laos and Cambodia to avoid the American Army. Though the United States beat back the North Vietnamese, the American people were shocked. The Americans had been told we were winning the war, now it appeared very different on their televisions. This opened up a yawning credibility gap between Americans and their leaders. The anti war movement grew and began protesting more loudly. In March United States soldiers killed nearly 500 unarmed women, children, and old people in the Mai Lai Massacre. President Johnson decided not to run for reelection, which shocked the nation. Robert Kennedy, Johns brother, decided to run for president. He was youthful and gave hope to many people. In April, Martin Luther King Jr. was assassinated, riots rocked over thirty cities. In June Robert Kennedy was assassinated. The Democratic Convention to choose a presidential candidate was marred by violent student protests. With the Democrats badly divided, the Republican Convention in Miami nominated Richard Nixon, who managed to win in November over Vice President Hubert Humphrey. The sixties ended on a higher note as America became the first country to have a man walk on the moon in July 1969. The 1970s The 1970s marked a time of American disillusionment. We had lost a war, continuing social unrest and protest, learned that our government lied to us, had a president resign after being caught lying, experienced a major energy crisis, had unemployment at its highest since the Great Depression, faced a polluted environment, and a humiliating hostage crisis. From the awful clothing (bell bottoms and plaid) to its horrible music (disco) America didnt have much to be proud of at its bicentennial. Richard Nixon was elected as president largely due to his promise to achieve peace with honor in the Vietnam War. Nixon championed the Silent Majority. He made strides to reduce the number of combat troops in a process known as Vietnamazation. Vietnamazation is a policy where the South Vietnamese would be trained to fight for themselves. The war continued to linger until the eve of the next presidential election in 1972. The North Vietnamese continued to use a supply route called the Ho Chi Minh Trail, named after the leader of North Vietnam, the trail ran through the neutral countries of Laos and Cambodia. Nixon ordered the secret bombing of these two neutral countries. When the public learned of this widening of the war, massive protests broke out. On Kent State and Jackson State Universities, National Guardsmen shot and killed protesting students. Prior to the 1972 election Nixon proclaimed that peace is at hand. The ploy worked and he won a sweeping election. The Paris Peace Accords ended U.S. involvement in the war in January 1973. The total number of Americans killed was over 58,000. In 1975 the North Vietnamese defeated the South and Vietnam became a united communist nation. The U.S. normalized relations with them in 1994. In 1973 the congress reasserted its authority to make war with the War Powers Act. This law limits the presidents ability to involve United States troops for longer than three months without congressional approval. What the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution allowed, the War Powers Act took away. Nixon was a skilled foreign policy negotiator. He played tensions between the Soviets and China perfectly. He visited both countries and softened the cold war in a policy known as dtente, or a relaxation of tensions. The 1972 election would prove to be the end for Nixon. He was always paranoid and power hungry, he kept an enemies list with Bill Cosby and hundreds of other people on it. People working for Nixons reelection campaign were caught breaking into the Democratic Party National headquarters in the Watergate building. The Watergate Scandal would eventually bring Nixon down. Congress and the American People wanted to know What did the President know and when did he know it? about the break in. Eventually, it was learned that Nixon ordered a cover up of the Watergate affair. Under the threat of impeachment, Nixon resigned. The most baffling issue was that Nixon won the election by the widest margin in the 20th Century, it was unnecessary to break into Watergate! Unfortunately, this sad event just deepened the public mistrust of the government. Our support for Israel in its wars with its oil rich Muslim neighbors would have dramatic repercussions. The Organization of Oil Producing Countries (O.P.E.C.) would tighten the supply of oil, causing energy prices, including gas, to soar. The energy crisis was coupled with a slow down in the economy where unemployment would reach its highest levels since the Great Depression. None of the three presidents during the decade could solve the energy problem or the persistent, stubborn stagflation. Gerald Ford took over as vice president when Nixons vice president went to jail in a bribery scam. He then became president. He pardoned Nixon at the outset of his term, causing many people to distrust him. He was defeated by Jimmy Cater in the 1976 presidential election. The 1970s included a struggle for equality of many different groups. They were encouraged by the progress of the 1960s Civil Rights Movement. Hispanic Americans and Native Americans won concessions from businesses and congress. The largest group to push for an Equal Rights Amendment (ERA) was women. They organized the National Organization of Women (NOW) to push for equal rights in the workplace. Womens rights activists got a boost from the Supreme Court case of Roe v. Wade in which abortion was legalized. The 1970s also experienced an environmental awareness, spurred by the book Silent Spring by Rachael Carson. The environmentalists pushed for more regulation on business pollution. The first earth day was celebrated in 1970. President Carter handed the Panama Canal back to the Panamanians. He also brokered an historic peace agreement between Israel and Egypt called the Camp David Accords. He supported the Afghanistan rebels against the Soviet invasion. This invasion would devastate the Afghanistan allowing terrorist groups to operate with impunity. The ten year long invasion would also destroy the Soviet economy, eventually helping to topple the country. The biggest crisis he faced was that Iran had taken 50 American Embassy workers hostage. The Iran Hostage Crisis would lead to his defeat for reelection. The hostages were released on inauguration day 1980, after 444 days in captivity. 1980-1988 The 1980s The 1980s started with a presidential election and ended by making Americans once again feel good about themselves and their place in the world. The Religious Right organized against all of the social protest movements of the 1960s and 1970s. They espoused the views of small government, low taxes, and hands off businesses (less regulation). These so called neo conservatives of the religious right got behind former actor Ronald Reagan for President. The Reagan years ushered in an era reminiscent of the 1920s with government working with business to make profits and get people jobs. Reagans plan for the stagnant economy was supply side economics, or Reaganomics. The plan was to cut taxes on businesses and the wealthy. The idea was that the money would trickle down to the middle and lower class. With lower taxes, the government had less money to spend and cut programs to the poor. This caused the number of homeless people to skyrocket. The 1980s, as in the 1920s, was a period when the gap between rich and poor widened. Society was changing in the 1980s. Cable Television ushered in a time when the T.V. had programming twenty four hours a day. Channels dedicated to news (CNN), sports (ESPN), and music (MTV). As in the 1950s new music burst on the scene. Rap music began as African American music, just as Rock n Roll did, until it achieved mainstream acceptance in the following decade. A new disease would put the breaks on the sexual revolution. The birth control pill, introduced in the 1960s, and the legalization of abortion in Roe v Wade, created a sexual freedom among young people. The discovery of AIDS in the 1980s halted that freedom. At first it was only infecting homosexuals, which the religious right saw as justice to sinners. By the end of the decade it was affecting all groups of society, however. President Reagan called the Soviet Union The Evil Empire. He quickly built up our nuclear weapons. The Soviets followed suit and a dangerous new arms race surged forward. Reagan increased defense spending, sending the country into deep debt. His most ambitious plan was Strategic Defense Initiative (S.D.I.) or Star Wars. It would put a missile defense shield into space at the cost of 1 trillion dollars; it did spend billions but was not successful. In 1984 the new Soviet leader, Mikhail Gorbachev, signaled a willingness to make changes in Soviet society. His two plans, glasnost and perestroika radically altered the U.S.S.R. These changes, coupled with the disastrous war in Afghanistan and the costly arms race would eventually lead the collapse of the Soviet Union. Gorbachev and Reagan got along very well and signed the Intermediate Nuclear Forces treaty (I.N.F.), which called for the destruction of some nuclear weapons. Reagan intervened in the civil wars in Latin America, always opposing the communist side (containment policy or Truman doctrine). Congress passed a law making it illegal to support the Contra Rebels in Nicaragua. Reagans employees in the National Security Advisors office violated this law. It was known as the Iran Contra affair. What came out at the hearings that the president fell asleep at meetings and didnt know what was going on in his administration very well. However, none of these things mattered as the Teflon presidents reputation is untarnished. 1988-2000 The 1990s At the end of the 1980s and the beginning of the 1990s things looked promising for the United States. The Soviet Union collapsed and we stood alone as the world superpower. We fought a short, decisive war that reinforced our superior feeling. Unfortunately, things werent as rosy as we would have liked. Terrorism, foreign and homegrown, began creeping into our orderly society. Politics took a turn for the worse now that we didnt have the Soviet menace to unite us. In 1989 Chinese students began protesting for democracy and freedom in Tiananmen Square. The T.V. news covered the historic event live. The Chinese authorities had finally had enough, and violently crushed the student uprising killing hundreds. In 1990 the Berlin Wall, long a symbol of communist control, was knocked down. A year later the Soviet Union ceased to exist as a country. The Cold War was finally over. In 1990 the worlds attention turned toward a small country called Kuwait. Iraq fought a ten year war with its neighbor, Iran; the United States had helped both sides leaving the counties with a large debts. Iraq ceased Kuwait for its valuable oil fields. The United Nations, led by the United Sates, demanded that Iraq leave. Iraqs leader, Saddam Hussein, refused to leave. In January 1991 Operation Desert Storm or the Gulf War began. The aerial bombing lasted a month. The ground war lasted just days. The U.S. lost 140 soldiers, the Iraqis lost over 100,000. Kuwait was reclaimed, but Saddam was left in power in his country. This war raised the question of what American Foreign Policy was in the post Cold War world. Should we be the worlds policeman or should we look inward? Bill Clinton became the first baby boomer president. He was very charismatic, but the Republican controlled congress sought to stop his legislative agenda. They assigned a special prosecutor to look into his financial affairs to determine if he had done anything illegal. The probe quickly expanded to include his personal life. At first he steadfastly denied having an affair with a White House intern. Later, he tearfully admitted that he did. The Republicans brought him up on impeachment charges of lying under oath. He became the second president to be found not guilty. A new technology, the internet, connected people up via their computers. The web made information more accessible, but also gossip, misinformation, and illegal activities easier. The 1990s also gave rise to homegrown terrorism. The 1995 Oklahoma City Bombing, at the Alfred P. Murrah building, took the lives of 168 people. The 1996 Olympics in Atlanta were bombed. Both of these events were perpetrated by Americans against Americans. Even schools werent safe. In 1999, twelve students and a teacher were killed in a Columbine, Colorado high school by fellow students. Even more chilling were the copycat killers, who tried to achieve a higher body count than Columbine. Outside terrorism sporadically occurred in the in the 1990s that foreshadowed the more deadly attacks in the next decade. In 1993 the World Trade Center in New York City was bombed, killing six, but it remained standing. The U.S.S. Cole, a navy destroyer, was bombed while refueling in Yemen. U.S. Embassies in Africa were bombed. Later, these attacks would be linked to the terrorist group Al-Qaeda. 2000- The 2000s The new century would witness a disputed presidential election, the deadliest attack on American soil, a War on Terror, a historic Presidential primary and an election. The year 2000 was a presidential election year. The Democrats chose Vice President Al Gore and the Republicans selected Texas Governor George Bush. On election night both sides at one point were declared winners. Floridas popular vote was in dispute (once again Florida messed up a presidential election). Both sides claimed victory, and Floridas twenty five electoral votes would decide the election. A manual recount started. Each ballot was scrutinized to determine which candidate the hanging or pregnant chad selected. The recount was finally halted by the Supreme Court and George Bush was declared the winner by less than 300 votes. He was the fourth president to be elected when more American citizens voted for the other candidate (the others were Andrew Jackson, Rutherford B. Hayes, and Grover Cleveland). On September 11, 2001 terrorists from Al-Qaeda hijacked four planes in the United States. The nation watched in horror as two planes crashed into the World Trade Center in New York City. Another plane crashed into the defense building known as the Pentagon and the fourth crashed into a field in Pennsylvania. In all, nearly 3,000 Americans wee killed in the bloodiest day in America since the Civil War battle of Antietam in 1862. The United States gained the support of the world in waging a war on the Terrorists. We invaded Afghanistan, where Al-Qaeda operated. The terrorists were able to train in the war torn country because of the devastation caused by the Soviets and the American backed muhajadeen rebel fighters. We wanted to capture the master mind, Osama Bin Laden, which we still havent been able to do yet. We expanded the War on Terror to Iraq. Supposedly, Saddam Hussein had Weapons of Mass Destruction (WMD) that might be given to terrorists. The Iraq War was a quick American victory, but no Weapons of Mass Destruction were recovered. Reconstructing Iraq proved to be more problematic. American troops were still in the country more than five years after President Bush declared Mission Accomplished. The 2008 presidential election pitted the Republican Senator John McCain vs. the Democrat Barack Obama. Obama is the first African American to win a major political party nomination. He fought in the Democratic primaries against Hillary Clinton, the first women to seek a major political party nomination. This historic primary seems to be the culmination of the effectiveness of the Civil Rights Movement and the Womens Rights Movement of the 1960s. The election of Obama to the presidency is a historic event. The voter turnout was an astounding 80%, more than 25 % higher than the last three elections, that colossal amount hasnt voted since the 1800s. Any time that many people exercise their right to vote, it can only be considered a good thing for America. SAMPLE FRQ STUDY GUIDE John A. Braithwaite Ask your students to select a topic they are familiar with which there is a viable possibility for a free response question to be on the AP Exam TOPIC: Industrialism: (1865) 1. -The post-Civil War era needed to rebuild the nations infrastructure based upon an industrial economy 2. -Elements of industrialism: technology, resources, labor, capital, transportation, and markets 3. -Carnegie, Rockefeller, Morgan, Stanford, Vanderbilt, Cudahy, Swift, Drake, & Edison 4. -Railroad building/trans-continentals, feeder lines, subways, & trolley cars 5. -Oil, Steel, Lumber, & Agriculture 6. -Government aid and support-land grants [Morrill Land Grant Laws/establishment of universities for agriculture and mechanical science that were such a critical need] 7. -rise of labor unions/immigration/shifts of population/urbanization problems 8. -development of industrial organizations 9. -problems of labor/wages/strikes 10. -technologiesairbrake, steel, telephone, electricity, etc TOPIC: Manifest Destiny (Early 19th Century) 1. -The idea of expansionism beginning with Jefferson-Lewis-& Clark 2. -Growth of nation east/west of the Mississippi River 3. -John L. OSullivan voices the philosophy & coins the term 4. -Slavery in the territories/westward movement of the nation 5. -Annexation of Texas in 1830s and beyond 6. -Mountain Men, Fur Trade, and Trailblazing to Oregon. 7. -Mormon Migration to Utah-Brigham Young the Colonizer 8. -California, the missions, the Gold Rush, and the agribusiness 9. -Mining, minerals, railroads, and cattle kingdom 10. -Lumber industry and the settlement of Pacific Northwest TOPIC: World War IITales of the South Pacific (Mid-20th Century) 1. -Diplomacy and failures of 1930s 2. -Pearl HarborA Wake-up Call to the US 3. -Midway and Coral Sea Confrontationsturning points losses for Japanese 4. -Nimitz, McArthur, and Island Hopping Campaigns 5. -Battle of Leyte Gulf, the grand and great naval battle 6. -Reconquest of the Philippines MacArthurs Promise, I shall return! 7. -Beach heads, air war, and naval campaigns 8. -Iwo Jima, Okinawa, Tinian 9. -August 6 (and 9th) at Hiroshima & Nagasaki 10. -Unconditional surrender of Japan only to faced with a Cold War of Communism TOPIC: Colonialism In America (17th Century) 1. -The age of colonization: Jamestown, Plymouth, Boston, New York, & Philadelphia 2. -Distinction between Pilgrims, Puritans, Anglicans, Quakers, Protestants, & Catholics 3. -Advent of Puritanism in the colonies 4. -Establishment of mercantilism in the colonies and New World 5. -Eminent early leaders: John Winthrop, William Bradford, William Penn, & John Smith 6. -Later leaders: Ben Franklin, Jonathan Edwards, George Whitefield, & Lord Baltimore 7. -Variations in the types of colonies set up in New England, Middle, and Southern Colonies 8. -Environmental adaptation and social integration with Native Americans 9. -British control leads to an independence change from Brit to American 10. -Development of religious freedom, education for the masses, and emergence of the American character-gradual rejection of fanaticism (Salem, Mass), foreign domination as in (Zenger Trial) and issues of slavery in the New World. TOPIC: Decade of the Jazz AgeThe Roaring Twenties (1920s Decade Question) 1. -End of the Great War and return to isolationism, insularism, and conservatism 2. -De-militarization of the World major powers: Five Point Treaty, Nine Point Treaty, Versailles, and Kellogg Briand Treaty. 3. -Mediocre political leadershipHarding, Coolidge, and Hoover. Congress ineffective! 4. -Business dominates political and economic life 5. -Age of artistic alienationLiterary explosion of World Class writing across all genres 6. -Economy was one of boom and bust cycles 7. -Rise of Hollywood and the establishment of movie industry 8. -Sports became a national pass time-baseball, swimming, golf, and football 9. -Farmers take the brunt of exploitation. 10. -Race relations come to flash points-Garvey, DuBois, and Washington TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; The Scarlet Letter / The Grapes of Wrath/Farewell to Arms/ Great Gatsby/A Separate Peace Characters: ________________________ Themes:___________________________ Symbols:__________________________ Love Triangle:______________________ Plot development:___________________ Point of View:______________________ Literary sample of___________________ Setting:___________________________ Literary Elements:___________________ Style & structure:___________________ Literary merit______________________ Diction & fluency___________________ TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Pre-Columbian New World The ideas of the transfer of culture from Asia along the Bering Straits Diversity of Indian populations before Columbusthere were hundreds There were cultures of Indians as wide as white men & Chinese Indians of North America/South America Indians of the US-Woodland (north-south), plains, intermountain, desert southwest, pacific slope tribes, the fishers and the Eskimos Indians of Mexico & South America (Aztecs, Mayans, & Incas) Indians who were hunters, farmers, seed gathers, fishers, and nomads Great cultures and civilizations: e.g Cherokees, the Sioux, the Nez Perce Exchange of products and vicesdiseases, useful importsthe horse especially The role of women in native American societythey were Matriarchal in many cases Native Americans were environmentally self sustainingnature was their God. TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Age of Exploration, Discovery, and Colonial Settlement Columbus and the coming of the conquerors Europeans came because ofReformation & Renaissance European nations who came to colonizeSpain, Portugal, Holland, France, and England Convergence on the North American continent of Red, White, and Black Races The environmental developments of the old world vs the new world There were explorers and there were colonizerspeople who stayed Spaniard came with Missions, Pueblos, & Presidios. The Dutch came as traderspatroon system French came as fur traders with the Indians English came to bring settlers to live permanently. They were the last to come. Settlements ofSanta Fe, At. Augustine, New Orleans, Plymouth, Jamestown Institutions of government and society blended together in the new world TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; British Colonial America-16th, 17th, &18th Centuries Affect of Reformationnew religions camediversity in doctrine & nationality Introduction of African slavery British North Americaa nation of immigrants Jamestown, Plymouth, Mass. Bay, et.al. (New York-Dutch) Mercantilism and commerce Native American vs English interactions John Winthrop, James Oglethorpe, John Smith, Wm Bradford, Wm Penn et.al. Development of colonies: North, Middle, & South Migrations of Europeans to the New World to stay permanently Development of a new culture, a new man, in a new environment Interplay of democracy, theocracy, and monarchy Adaptations to environment, societies, and races (red, white, & black) TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; American Revolutionary Times American Revolution came over a long period of time In the hearts and minds of the people long before the war broke out Am. Rev. a rejection of monarchy in favor of democracy & individualism Causes: nationalism, imperialism, militarism, propaganda, and autocracy Short range causes: Bunker Hill, Patrick Henry, TJ, Franklin, & John Adams The war in New England, New York, Chesapeake, & South Outbreak in Boston, Turning point (Saratoga, NY), end at Yorktown Successful because of leadershipWashington, Hamilton, TJ, & Franklin The Confederation an experiment that failed but produced success Faults of the Confederation: Foundations of the Constitution Basic principles: popular sovereignty, social compact, bill of rights, etc. TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Confederation & Constitution Am. Rev. fought under the Confederation Strengths vs weakness of Confederation Achievements of Confederation-won the war, negotiated the peace, & laws Basic principles of Constitution Conventions, plans, and developments Whose who? Madison, Hamilton, Washington, Franklin, Mason, John Adams Preamble Provisions of Constitution Bill of Rights, a guarantee to individuals against powers of government The role of Geo. Washington James Madison the primary author of Constitution The plans: Virginia, New Jersey, New York, and South Carolina TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Constitution & Federalism Ratification of Cons/with Bill of Rights Financial plans by Hamilton Development of the Cabinet The five greats: Washington, Hamilton, Jefferson, Franklin, & Madison Every action set a precedent for the future Development of political parties Implementation of elastic clause Federalism & foreign affairs Neutrality proclamation Washington & no-entangling alliances Limitation of presidential terms John Adams is peacefully selected to succeed Washington TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Jeffersonian Democracy & Nationalism Virginia Statutes of Religious Liberty Declaration of Independence Minister to France during Confederation Secretary of State-Under Washington Elections in 1800-So-called revolution National enlargement-Louis & Clark War with Barbary Pirates Embargo Act Virginia and Kentucky Resolutions Advocate of agrarian democracy Advocate of education for all The government that governs best, governs least! TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Jacksonian America War of 1812: New Orleans & Horseshoe Bend Elections of 1824 & 1828 Emergence of Common Man Universal Manhood Suffrage/Rotation in Office Nullification crisis/secession Indian Removal issue-why & where? Jackson and the national bank/Market Revolution Jacksons relations with Calhoun and Clay Jackson a hard money man Jackson and women Coming of the 2nd Great Awakening Democratic or Autocratic? TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Gilded Age Culture Literature: Music: Art Architecture Education: Science: practical Science: theoretical Inventions: Myth making of lure & stories Social Darwinism Philanthropy: Music & Education Philosophy TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; New Deal Developments Reaction to the Depression as part of the depression FDRs objectives: R/R/R Early measures New Deal Thinkers/Movers & Shakers Foreign Relations of the 1930s Constitutional aspects of New Deal/Courts Concept of deficit spending FDR/Labor & industry FDR/Agriculture Reforms of the system Opponents of the New Deal Environmental aspects of the New Deal TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Colonial Period New England Area-Family dominated-towns-govt by contract Chesapeake Bay area-largely male dominated-aristocratic Southern colonies-slavery-plantations, sugar, tobacco, rice New York/Pennsylvania-commerce Calvinism in north-Puritanism, Congregationalism, Presbyterianism Anglicanism in the South Middle Colonies: Quakers, Catholics, & Protestants Great Awakening Plantation economy Widespread diversity among Indians, Europeans, Africans Major changes over time of 150 years (1620 to 1770) Ports and commerce; Boston, New York, Phil., Baltimore, Charlestown Atlantic seacoast TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; World War II The causes relate to failures of WWI World Rise of Fascism, dictatorship, & economic inequality Ideas of world domination by Germans & Japanese Failures of allies to act sooner, more decisively, & with power Uniqueness of the two theaters: Europe & South Pacific Role of military leadership on all sides Development an implementation of technology Role of the US as arsenal of democracy The world confronts dictatorship with democracythe Cold War Development of regional military alliancesNATO, SEATO, OAS, etc. TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Trans-Mississippi West Environmental adaptation, movement, and destiny Lewis & Clark, Pike, Serra, Mountain Men & east to west movement The role of the frontier The contact with and management of Native Americans Manifest Destiny Transportation--railroads The Fur Trade The Mining Kingdom The Cattle Kingdom Urbanization of the West Folklore, art, culture & spirit of individualism Development of the greatest bread basket on earth TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; World War I & Versailles Treaty The causes of war: nationalism, imperialism, militarism, propaganda, & alliances Triple Entente vs Triple Alliance Immediate causes: Archduke, Zimmerman, & Lusitania End of old-world warfare vs new militarism Trench warfareEuropean phase of war Entry of the USwhy we went in Impact of technology on warfare: tank, airplane, and industrialism Military leadership on both sides Costs and losses of the war End of the warwhy it came Versailles Peace Treatyfailed diplomacy US rejection of the League of Nations TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Civil War Era Causes of war: sectionalism, slavery, industrialism, expansionism, balance of power Immediate issues: John Brown, Dred Scott, Election of Lincoln, Ft Sumter Failure of compromises1850 and Crittenden 1860 Imbalance of advantages for the North Critical battles: Shiloh, Antietam, Gettysburg, & Vicksburg Leadership: Lincoln, Grant, Davis & Lee War on the Potomac, War in the South, War In the West Hospitals & Prisons Emancipation Proclamation Lincoln 2nd Term & Inauguration Assassination of Lincoln Lincolns conception of post-war reconstruction TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; 2nd Great Awakening Begins as an out-growth of nationalism Development of utopian socialism & communitarianism-Charles G. Finney Burned out districtorigin of New religions: Mormonism & Seventh Day Adventists New Harmony, Oneida, Shakers, and Womens rights movement with: Anthony, Stanton, Dix & Seneca Falls Prison reform advocacy Educational reforms; Mann, Barnard, & Webster Temperance Movement Artistic developmentsTranscendentalism-Hudson school of art Revolution in Amer. Literature NorthSouth division of Protestant ChurchesBaptists & Methodists Development of Deism and Unitarianism TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Progressivism Was an era of reform that occurred as outgrowth of industrial exploitation Progressivism occurred at all levels of politics: national, state, & local Hallmark changes include: 16, 17, 18, 18 Amendments Popular electoral changes: referendum, recall, & initiative petitions Local changes: city manager, commission, & mayor-council systems State changes pioneered in Wisconsin, California, Nebraska Presidential Progressives: Theodore Roosevelt, Wm Howard Taft & W. Wilson Legislative achievements Conservation. Labor reforms, urban changes Progressive Party founded by TR Gospel of efficiencymuckrakers and populists Development of Social Justice TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Imperialism Definition is economic and political control of one country over another Stems from industrial age aggressiveness US moves from insular to internationalist point of view US attempt at control over the Caribbean. US control over Pacific Ocean rim US involvement in Japan and China Purchase of Alaska, missionaries to Hawaii Development of Naval PowerMahan thesis Revival of Monroe Doctrine with amendments Spanish-American War Dark side of imperialism: racist, ethnocentric, Diplomatic initiatives; Open Door, Roosevelt Corollary etc TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Great Depression Causes: Over-speculation, over-extension of credit, over-production, mal dist. of wealth Decade long influence from abroad as result of WW I Hoover policies too little too late to stem the depression Oct. 29th stock market crash Depression deepens and displaces more and more people Dust bowl issuetrans-location of the poor Nearly 30 % of the people unemployed Government failed to regulate effectively Bonus March of the veterans Tariff policy was bad Reconstruction Finance Corporation Depression continues into the 1930s nearly until 1939 TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Monroe Doctrine The formal public policy of President James Monroe Prohibit European intervention into America Origins of the doctrineChanning, JQ Adams, & Monroe Written by John Quincy Adams Announced 1823 by the President Remained a focal point of diplomacy throughout 19th century Amended and reinforced by the Roosevelt Corollary US actually enforced the doctrine by the strategic use of British Navy Connections and responses from Europe Spanish, French, German, and English concerns. A check on the Congress of Vienna and old world powers Sought to limit imperialism except it allowed US to act imperialistically TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Cold War Years Came on the heels of the hot-war WW II as ideological conflict Truman Administration Actions-Yalta Conference & beyond Marshall Plan, Truman Doctrine, & Point Four Role of nuclear power in Cold War Korean War as part of Cold War Leadership response to Cold War: Truman, Stalin, Khrushchev, Kennedy, & Ike Cuban Missile Crisis as the Apex Vietnam as residual part of the communist expansion Failure of diplomacy to head of conflicts Johnsons role in the Cold War Nixon and Kissinger in Cold War Collapse of the Cold War under Reagan-Bush TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Vietnam War Origins of Vietnam Conflict stem from failure /French colonialism & Asian nationalism Communisms expansion doctrine American involvement begins in 1950s escalates in 1960s The world issue of alliances: SEATO & NATO Massive retaliation vs world conquest Part of xenophobia of Bay of Pigs, Cuban Missile crisis, & Berlin Escalation by Kennedy and Johnson Gulf of Tonkin Resolution Tet Offensive, Mai Lai, & Pleiku South Vietnamese corruption in government Election of 1968 End game came in 1972. TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Puritanism 1. A European religious ideal framed by the Calvinist Doctrine 2. Primarily a New England phenomenon 3. Theocratic yet dealt with ideas of common consent 4. John Winthrop City On A Hill 5. Doctrines of the Covenant, Predestination, Good Works, & Salvation by Grace 6. Developers of the Social Contract 7. Concept of Limited Government 8. Distrust of Arbitrary Power 9. A Middle-Class Movement 10. Capitalistic economics 11. Humanistic but intolerant of vice 12/ Believers in hard work, sobriety, education, & loyalty TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Coming of the Revolution: 1. Causes of Revolution: nationalism, militarism, propaganda, autocracy, imperialism. 2. Specific: Zenger, French & Indian War, Stamp Act 3. Britains reneging on Salutory Neglect- 4. Declaratory Act 5. Townshend Acts 6. Intolerable Acts 7. British control of trade & commerce 8. Revolutionary thinkersTom Paine, Patrick Henry, Adams, & Jefferson 9. Declaration of Independence and what it implied & meant 10. Britains attempt at the use of military force 11. The triggers: Concord, Lexington, et.al. 12/ Development of concept of guerrilla warfare-from the Indians TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Age of Nationalism: 1. The role of Declaration, Confederation, & Constitution 2. Contributions of leaders: Hamilton, Washington, Madison, Adamset.al. 3. Jeffersonian Democracy 4. Bill of Rights & national expansion 5. Lewis & Clark, Pike, & Serra expeditions 6. Cotton gin 7. Emergence of new leaders: Calhoun, Clay, Webster, & Jackson 8. War of 1812 9. Symbols of nationalism 10. Foreign policy issues 11. Immigration & expansionism 12/ Issue of slavery & expansionism TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Constitution & Bill of Rights: 1. Fundamental philosophy 2. Tenets of: all men are equal, unalienable rights, freedom of press, & religion 3. Development of the separation of powers concept 4. Development of constitutionalism 5. Role of G. Washington, Hamilton, Madison, & Marshall 6. Development of concept of civilian control of the military 7. Developments and concerns of political parties 8. Protections of Bill of Rights 9. Jefferson & Madisons Admin. 10. Marshall and the great decisions 11. Amendment Process 12/ Privileges of citizens TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Lewis & Clark Expedition: 1. Meriweather Lewis commissioned by Jefferson for journey 2. Lewis recruits Clark as Co-Captain & selection Corps of Discovery 3. Objective: Head waters of Missouri on to Pacific Ocean 4. Special roles of Sacajawea, Charbeneau, York, & Colter 5. Indian Tribes EncounteredSacajewea & guides 6. Outbound experiences with Mandans, Blackfeet, Nez Perce 7. The Grand Columbia River on to Pacific Ocean 8. The Return TripClark to Yellowstone 9. John Colters Experience 10. The Great Journals of Lewis & Clark 11. The scientific information from the journey 12/ Retrospective historical importance of the Corps of Discovery TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Missouri Compromise & Sectionalism: 1. Agreement struck by Henry Clay to deal with expansion of slavery 2. Missouri to be admitted as slave state, Maine to be admitted as free state 3 Boundary Line drawnMason/Dixon Line. 4. Potential expansion favored slave states 5. Fractured relations with Calhoun, Clay, Webster, & JQA 6. A very tenuous agreement 7. The beginning of organized (not de facto) sectionalism 8. Environmental, racial, political, & economic sectionalism 9. Signaled the rising importance of the West 10. Influence of Thomas Hart Benton thereafter 11. Long range cause of civil war strife 12/ Enduring region of sectionalism of the Midwest in future US History TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; John Marshall & Supreme Court 1. The Supreme Court before John MarshallIn effective with nothing to do. 2. John Marshall the giant of judgment 3. Marbury vs Madison case 4. Fletcher vs Peck case 5. McCulloch vs Maryland case 6. Dartmouth College vs Woodward case 7. Gibbons vs Ogden 8. Cherokee Nation vs Georgia case 9. Worcester vs Georgia 10. Cohens vs Virginia 11. Establishes the Concept of Judicial Review 12. Serves Longer than any other Justice TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Abolitionism: 1. Began in the post constitutional era 2. Major movement during the 2nd Great Awakening 3. Philosophic dichotomy south vs north 4. William Lloyd Garrison-Liberator 5. Theodore Dwight Weld 6. Grimke Sisters 7. Abolition among the intellectual Trancendentalists [New Englanders] 8. War With Mexico and conscience abolitionists 9. Compromise of 1850/Kansas Nebraska Act 10. John Brown escapade 11. Dred Scot Case-1858 12. Abolitionism inflames the nation into Civil War. TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Slavery & Plantation Culture: 1. Slavery in the new world came early 2. Slavery was incredibly diverse-many African cultures converge-sugar culture first 3. Slavery under the constitution & concept of property 4. American social pyramidslavery at the bottom 5. Sociology of ante-bellum slavery in the USIra Berlin thesis 6. Barrow Plantation as an example 7. Washington, Jefferson, et.al. as slave owners 8. Slavery under the Declarations ideology 9. Plantations were for high labor intensive crops: tobacco, sugar, rice & cotton 10. Slavery on the market blockdevastation to families 11. Slavery and religion 12. Anti-slavery movements TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Urbanization & Immigration: 1. Pre-Civil War immigration came from Northern Protestant Europe 2. Urbanization occurred along the Atlantic sea-coast at first. 3. Eventually interior cities arose-immigration gradual. 4. Antebellum immigration was from Western Europe primarily 5. Gilded Age immigration from Southern and Eastern Europe-Catholic/Jewish 6. Urbanization mushroomed exponentially because of industrialism 7. Plight of starving Europeans-the potato famine in Ireland 8. The massive explosion of population centers along industrial corridor 9. Tenement houses, slums, and gravitation from rural to urban centers 10. Problems of; crime, poverty, disease, exploitation 11. Positive contributions of immigrantsCarnegie among others 12. Urbanization aided by transportation of immigrantsergo the railroad TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Cold War Years: 1. Begins as an ideological struggle at the end of WW II 2. Communism vs Democracy in the West 3. Potsdam Conference and Yalta as spawning grounds 4. Impact of the bombing of Hiroshima and Nagasaki 5. Russian seizure of land of eastern Europe 6. Concept of Massive Relation leads to H-bomb development 7. Arms Race heats up 8. Eisenhower vs Khrushchev conflict 9. Korean War as war to define the limitations of expansion 10. Containment policy of George Kennan 11. Other Cold War leaders: Acheson, Lovett, Bundy, Ball,& Harriman 12/ Cuban Missile Crises become the Apex of Cold War TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Civil Rights Movement:1945-1995 1. Has roots back in the Jazz Age of the 1920s 2. Back to Africa Movement vs assimilation 3. Military integration during WW II successful 4. Postwar militancy: Brown vs Board of Education 5. Emergence of major African American leaders 6. Martin Luther King in Particular 7. Events of Little Rock, Selma 8. Civil Rights Struggles of 1960s: Freedom Riders, March on Washington, 9. Civil Rights Acts of 1964-65 10. Black Panthers and race riots in Newark, LA, Detroit, and New York 11. King Assassinated, 1968 12/ Equal right Amendment passed but ultimately failed TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Rise of Labor: 19 & 20th Centuries 1. Slavery has to be a discussion issue in this concept. 2. Farm labor was family oriented and explains why the large families 3. Labor unions begin in pre-Civil War New England 4. Commonwealth vs Hunt 5. Post War Unions come into being 6. National Labor Union-Wm Sylvis 7. Knights of Labor-Terrence Powderly 8. AFL & skill unions-Gompers 9. Other union movements 10. CIO organizes during Great Depression for unskilled workers 11. Post WW II Labor unions unite 12/ Labor becomes a competitor with management and government TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; The Nifty-Fifties: 1. The decade began with a nasty military action in Korea. 2. The Truman Years and problems 3. Election of 1952 and coming of Dwight D. Eisenhower 4. Decade of conformity, consensus, and consumption 5. Civil Rights achievements: Brown vs Board of Ed. Topeka Kansas 6. Inter-state highway system comes into being 7. Cold War hits high points vs Communism 8. Implementation of integration 9. Impact of the Boomers 10. Ike warns against military/industrial complex 11. Decade of peace and prosperity 12/ Culture of the Nifty-Fifties TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Globalism: 1. The concept of globalism really begins with Ferdinand Magellan 2. The age of European Expansion to the New World 3. Immigration as funnel of the world to America 4. Imperialism in late 19th century made US outwardly global 5. World War I engaged the US in the world order forcebly 6. League of Nations was turning point 7. WW II was world wide globalism for US survival 8. Cold War years of containment kept US on global track--UN 9. Cuban Missile Crisis was total involvement and threat 10. Regional defense alliances have kept world and US involved 11. The oil demands of the world 12/ Now the economic ascendancy of China, India, Middle East, & Latin America keep the world order integrated and inter-related. TOPIC/CONCEPT TO BE DISCUSSED; Diversity in American Culture: 1. Diversity among Native Americans 2. Diversity among African immigrants to the New World 3. Diversity among European Whites to the New World 4. The impact of religion on diversity-Christianity, Judaism, Muslim, & Oriental 5. The modern 19th & 20th century impact of gender in diversity 6. The assimilation of races: Mestizos, mullatoes, & Amer-Asians 7. The contribution of free public education on diversity 8. The break-down of the class structure in cycles 9. The modern movement of gay rights in America 10. The ability of movement internally creates new diversity 11. Sectionalism, environmental, and class in diversity 12/ America really is the melting pot of the world. Concepts For Free Response Essay Study European Expansionism Pre-Columbian Western Hemisphere Spanish/English/French Colonial System Mercantilism First settlements Chesapeake vs New England Colonial Conflicts & Cultures Puritanism The Great Awakening Salutory Neglect/Zenger Trial/Deism French & Indian War Adam Smith & Laissez-faire Coming of the Revolution/War of Independence Articles of Confederation Federal Constitution Federalist Era/Unparallel Leaders Jeffersonian Democracy/Empire builders Age of Nationalism Era of Good Feelings Lewis & Clark Monroe Doctrine Missouri Compromise John Marshall & the Judiciary Jacksonian Democracy Emerging Capitalism/Market Revolution 2ns Great Awakening Transcendentalism Abolitionism Manifest Destiny Sectionalism Slavery & Plantation Culture Sectional Challenges Civil War Reconstruction Trans-Mississippi West Industrialism Emergence of Labor Urbanization Gilded Age Culture Populism Social Darwinism Imperialism & US Progressivism in the US World War I & Treaty of Versailles The Jazz Age Crash/Depression/New Deal War & Society:1939-1945 Cold War Nifty-Fifties Civil Rights Movement Vietnam Politics of Polarization Reagan Experiment Summer Institute AMERICAN SCHOLASTIC ASSOCIATES Summer of 2002 for Salt Lake & Austin 1. One of the results of 2nd Great Awakening was that it tended to close the gap between the social classes conservative denominations were greatly influenced by revivalism Methodists and Baptists gained most of their new members from the wealthy. In the more prosperous denominations the numbers dropped rapidly. It helped lead to splits between Northern and Southern members of the same church. * 2. The Populist movement hoped to aid unions in their struggles with management. limit the number of states allowing womens suffrage. gain greater restrictions on immigration. convince the federal government to allow the free coinage of silver. * unite industrialists and middle class farmers against unskilled workers. 3. Eisenhowers New Look Foreign Policy promised more bang for the buck. relied heavily on nuclear weapons to deter Soviet aggression. Was designed to cut down military costs Helped contribute to a policy of Brinkmanship All of the above * 4. The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 forbade slavery in the Kansas and Nebraska territories put an end to bleeding Kansas opened the territories to popular sovereignty invalidated the Le Compton Constitution discouraged open settlement 5. The Trent affair was significant because It was a scandal which further undermined the Grant administration. Japans attack on this U.S. gunboat in China threatened to bring the U.S. to war in 1937. It might have been used as a pretext for British intervention into the U.S. Civil War on the side of the Confederacy. Many Northerners saw it as evidence of a southern conspiracy to gain slave territory south of the border in the Caribbean & Latin America. It demonstrated Wilsons vigorous attempts to both assert the freedom of the seas and keep the U.S. neutral in 1915. 6. Jeffersons logic, argument, and wording are most solidly based on the political philosophy of Adam Smith John Locke George F. Kennan John Maynard Keynes Alex d Tocqueville 7. Which immigrant group was the first one officially banned from entering the U.S. by an Act of Congress? Irish Armenians Japanese Chinese Italians 8. Which President is incorrectly match with the slogan of his domestic program? Theodore Roosevelt - Square Deal Harry Truman Fair Deal Franklin D. Roosevelt New Deal John F. Kennedy The New Frontier Lyndon Johnson The New Charter 9. American attitudes toward immigration became more negative during the period 1890-1920 for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: increased Irish immigration due to the potato famine the assassination of President McKinley by an anarchist increased labor violence and agitation attributed to socialists and anarchists poor results for immigrants on WWI IQ tests conducted by US Army the substantial increase of immigrants from Eastern & Southern Europe 10. Many historians date the official start of the Cold War from Churchills Iron Curtain speech The Potsdam Conference Soviet refused to participate in the Marshal Plan The Korean War The Berlin Blockade 11. In its decision in the case of Dred Scott vs Sanford, the Supreme Court held that separate facilities for different races were inherently unequal and therefore unconstitutional no black slave could be a citizen of the United States separate but equal facilities for different races were unconstitutional imposition of a literacy test imposed an unconstitutional barrier to the right to vote. Slavery was held to be constitutional on the grounds of being property 12. Which of the following passed into law during the presidency of Woodrow Wilson? The Pure Food and Drug Act A progressive income tax A high protective tariff A national old-age pension The Sherman Antitrust Act 13. Small islands not capable of protecting themselves are the proper objects for Kingdoms to take under their care; but there is something very absurd in supposing a continent to be perpetually governed by an island. The above quotation best represents: Thomas Jeffersons argument for independence in the Declaration of Independence John Lockes views on natural law Thomas Paines argument for independence in Common Sense The Second Continental Congress appealed to the King The views found in John Dickinsons Letters from a Farmer in Pennsylvania. 14. Which one of the following people did NOT support radical social and/or political change to meet the needs of the lower classes? Eugene Debs William Haywood Helen Keller Andrew Mellon Mary Elizabeth Lease 15. How was the Leo Frank Trial (1912) a precursor to the Red Scare of the 1920s An immigrant was arrested because of his ethnicity A. Mitchell Palmer held Frank without evidence It caused urban unrest in New York The workingman was a victim of big business An innocent man was accused and murdered 16. What was the most successful and long lasting Indian resistance to European expansion? Pequot War King Philips War Pueblo Revolt Cherokee War Yamasee War 17. Which of the following events or individuals is NOT associated with a slave insurrection? Denmark Vesey Gabriel Prosser Lieslers Rebellion Nat Turner Stono Rebellion 18. There is not right to strike against the public safety by anybody, anytime The quote is associated with which of the following strikes? Boston Police Strike Homestead Steel Strike Haymarket Square Railway Strike 1877 Seattle Shipyard Strike of 1919 19. The use of government taxing and spending policy to smooth out the peaks and valleys off the business cycle was formally proposed in the 1930s by which of the following? David Ricardo John Maynard Keynes Milton Friedman Frank Lloyd Wright Alan Greenspan 20. Development of the long drive from central Texas to the Kansas cattle towns was most directly related to the efforts of Gustavus Swift John Chisholm Joseph G. McCoy James J. Hill Joseph Glidden 21. The extermination of the plains Indians was caused by all of the following except: transcontinental railroad disease Civil War US Army Buffalo hunters 22. The headright system was established in which two English colonies? Virginia and New York Maryland and Massachusetts Maryland and Virginia North Carolina and South Carolina None of the above 23. Louis Brandeis was known as the peoples lawyer because he: defended business interests at the expense of workers was appointed to the Supreme Court was the first Jewish Supreme Court justice because of dedication to defend the rights of ordinary people because he manifested interest in sociological evidence to protect women in Muller vs Oregon. 24. The Gullah people of coastal Carolina were significant because they embodied African language and customs despite the dislocation they experienced were able to grow rice managed to avoid intermarriage with other peoples fought as a platoon in the Revolutionary War combined French and Indian languages to form a new language and culture 25. The American Revolution was a process that involved all of the following EXCEPT: a war of national liberation a struggle to determine who would rule in America a war of natural expansion a war of black liberation a war for religious liberation 26. The United States entered WW I for all of the following reasons EXCEPT: unlimited submarine warfare efforts to protect American loans to European countries and markets propaganda about the war coming primarily from the British news sources a perceived threat to US security, specifically in the Atlantic U.S. expansionist policy 27. Which situation caused the greatest controversy regarding the proper role the United States should play in world expansion? sending troops into the Dominican Republic to forestall European intervention the Annexation of Hawaii building the Panama Canal Annexation and subsequent war in the Philippines sent the fleet on a world tour 28. Hamilton believed that, together, his funding and assumption programs would: gain monetary & moral support of the wealthy class for the federal government restore the principles of state sovereignty be the quickest way to pay off the national debt guarantee the fairest treatment of the original holders of government bonds aid the election of Thomas Jefferson 29. During his Presidency, Teddy Roosevelt, did all of the following EXCEPT: expand presidential power shaped the progressive movement was a poor judge of public opinion was a trust-buster was a strong conservationist 30. The movement during the Age of Reform which advocated that womens sphere was in the home as guardians of piety and virtue influencing their husbands and children to live in a harsh economic world was known as: female moral reform society abolitionist movement cult of domesticity Declaration of Sentiments of Seneca Falls be friend Hester Prynne in the Scarlet Letter. 31. American Puritanism influenced colonial American philosophy and values with all of the following characteristics EXCEPT: democracy is a superior form of government people must use time wisely hardwork or industry bring success Moderation or temperance are needed in life and society Practical concerns must be pursued and luxuries ignored 32. All of the following are major concepts or principles were written into the Federal Constitution of 1787 EXCEPT: the creation of a republic the need to balance power with liberty institute a government with separation of powers create specific process for judicial review use direct or actual representation in the national legislature. 33. All of the following were a part of the compromise of 1850 EXCEPT: territories of Utah and New Mexico were open to slavery on the basis of popular sovereignty California was admitted to the union as a free state slave trade was outlawed in the District of Columbia the creation of a new Fugitive slave law Kansas and Nebraska were admitted as slave states. 34. In Plessy vs Ferguson the United States Supreme Court established which of the following: the concept of judicial review that the Constitution does not follow the flag the concept of separate but equal doctrine that school segregation in public schools is unconstitutional that the constitution protected contracts against state encroachment. 35. During the French and Indian War the British situation improved mainly as result of: William Pitt gaining control of the British government and concentrating the British Navy on North America. The Algonquin tribes actively aiding the British Army George Washington assuming command of all the American troops The Prussian invasion of France Iroquois wilderness fighting tactics were adopted by the British Regulars. 36. Bob Dylan, Jimmy Hendrix, and the Beattles were musicians during the 1960 s who reflected these counter culture and political values EXCEPT: protests against the Vietnam War experimentation with psychedelic drugs rejecting middle class values sexual freedom calling for gay rights 37. There is no right to strike against the public safety by anybody, anytime. This quotation is associated with which of the following strikes? Boston police strike Homestead strike Haymarket Square Affair Railway strike of 1877 Seattle Shipyard Strike of 1919 38. Eisenhowers New Look foreign policy was ALL EXCEPT: promised more bang for the buck relied heavily on nuclear weapons to deter Soviet aggression was designed to cut down military costs contributed to a policy of brinkmanship created the idea of dtente with the Russians 39. The Kansas-Nebraska Act of 1854 forbade slavery in the Kansas and Nebraska Territories put an end to the bleeding Kansas opened the territories to popular sovereignty invalidated the LeCompton Constitution discouraged open settlement 40. The Trent Affair was significant because it was a scandal which further undermined the Grant Administration Japans attack on a U.S. gunboat in China. it might have been used as a pretext for British intervention into the U.S. Civil War of the side of the Confederacy many Northerners saw it as evidence of a widespread southern conspiracy to gain territory south of the border in the Caribbean & Latin America. It demonstrated Wilsons vigorous attempts to assert the freedom of the seas and keep the U.S. neutral 41. The Populist Movement hoped to aid unions in their struggles with management limit the number of states allowing womens suffrage gain greater restrictions on immigration convince the federal government to allow the free coinage of silver unite industrialists and middle class farmers against unskilled workers 42. One of the results of the 2nd Great Awakening was that it tended to close the gap between the social classes. Conservative denominations were greatly influenced by revivalism Methods and Baptists gained most of their new members from the wealthy In the more prosperous denominations the numbers dropped rapidly It helped lead the splits between Northern and Southern members of the same church. 43. Which of the following writers did NOT win a Nobel Prize for literature? Ernest Hemingway F. Scott Fitzgerald William Faulkner Sinclair Lewis John Steinbeck 44. What event made Kennedy a national hero in 1962 due to the way in which people believed he successfully stood up to the Russians Berlin Blockade Berlin Wall Crisis Pueblo Incident Cuban Missile Crisis Gulf of Tonkin incident 45. The term Rosie the Riveter refers to: women who were employed in the wartime industries in WW I women who gained the right to work during the Cold War men who supported the ERA during the 1960s women who were employed in defense plants during WWII women who gained the right to join the armed forces during Vietnam 46. Which of the following would have been most likely to support a Bank of the United States in 1836? Democrat Whig Republican Federalist Jacksonian 47. Which of the these writers is NOT connected to the transcendental movement? Ralph Waldo Emerson Nathaniel Hawthorne Henry David Thoreau Walt Whitman Margaret Fuller 48. All of the following were Progressive reforms between 1900-1960? anti-trust legislation increased voting rights for African Americans prohibition of alcohol reduced tariffs consumer protection 49. Which of the following LEAST supported states rights? Thomas Jefferson Alexander Hamilton Patrick Henry John C. Calhoun Andrew Jackson 50. Which of the following leaders was NOT part of the nationalist movement in the United States during the 1780s? Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson Samuel Adams Richard Henry Lee Thomas Paine 51. Which of the following was an important result of Bacons Rebellion in Virginia? House of Burgess increase of power More representation for western counties Restriction of settlement west of the Proclamation of 1763 line Stamp Act proposed by Parliament Government obtained more territorial lands from the Indians 52. All of the following are examples of expanding democracy in the English Colonies EXCEPT: Mayflower Compact Petition of rights House of Burgesses Fundamental Orders of Connecticut New England Town Meetings 53. Which of the following DID NOT occur during Theodore Roosevelts Administration? Northern Securities vs US Elkins Act Sinclair The Jungle Muller vs Oregon Payne-Aldrich Tariff 54. Which of the following amendments provided that suffrage should not be restricted because of race, color, or previous condition of servitude? First Twelfth Thirteenth Fourteenth Fifteenth 55. All of the following were promoted in Woodrow Wilsons 14 Point Program EXCEPT: An end to secret treaties Freedom of the seas The right of imperialist countries to exploit their colonial claims The establishment of a League of Nations Autonomy for peoples of the Austrian and Ottoman Empires 56. The Cold War thawed because of all of the following EXCEPT: the U-2 incident Summit policy Salt negotiations Soviet-Chinese rift Nixons policies toward the U.S.S.R. and China 57. By the early 1900s, the South saw a variety of new industrial developments to support its economy. Which was NOT new to southern industry? Taylor-made cigarette production Large scale iron and steel production Cash crop agriculture Textile manufacturing Petroleum production and investing 58. The Whiskey Rebellion galvanized the West to the Union by doing ALL BUT: bring new western states into the union proving the national government enforce its directives established the idea of using the ballot box to change the government rather than violence showing the national government had compassion for its citizens shifting the balance of power in the nation from the east to the west. 59. The business boom of the 1920s included all of the following EXCEPT: the spread of electricity the growth in the steel and railroad industries new methods of advertising an increase in consumer debt development of real estate 60. The telephone Hotline connecting the US President and the Soviet Primer was installed as the result of: the Korean conflict the Cuban Missile Crisis the formation of the Warsaw Pact the Tet Offensive the attack at Ft. Sumter 61. The Great Awakening of 1730s and 1740s: came in response to a decline in religious piety encouraged secular higher education had few followers among the colonists contributed to religious unity and ended the number of new religious denominations 62. Senator Gerald Nyes committee investigations in the 1930s sought to prove: tariffs should be raised the United States should improve relations World War I had resulted from economic ties with the allies Pacifism was dangerous in a perilous world 63. Which of the following was NOT one of Hoovers attempts to recover from the economic depression of 1929? Reconstruction Finance Corporation Federal Home Loan Act Federal Emergency Relief Act The First Hundred Days 64. Molly Pitchers heroics were associated with which war? French and Indian War Civil War Revolutionary War Civil War War of 1812 65. Which of the following authors wrote a book trying to convince the South that slavery was holding them back, economically, industrially, and educationally? John C. Calhoun John C. Breckenridge Robert E. Lee Charles Pinckney Hinton Rowan Helper 66. The colonial settlers who tried maintain peaceful relations with the Indians were the: Baptists Puritans Mormons Quakers Catholics 67. Which of the following works is INCORRECTLY matched with it author? A) Rachel Carson The Femine Mystic B) Upton Sinclair The Jungle C) Frank Norris The Octopus D) William Whyte The Organization Man E) John Kenneth Galbraith The Affluent Society 68. Which of the following parties divided the Republican Party in the election of 1912? Prohibition Socialist Labor Populist Progressive 69. Which of these was the best example of a progressive president? Calvin Coolidge William McKinley Warren G. Harding Woodrow Wilson William H. Taft 70. The forgotten war is a sobriquet often used by writers to describe the Vietnam War the Spanish American War Persian Gulf War Korean War World War I 71. Which of the following statements best describes Abraham Lincolns views on slavery in 1863? All men are created equal and endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights. Slaver is a necessary evil The government cannot continue to be half slave and half free Peaceful coexistence between free blacks and white Americans is both desirable and possible. Only those slaves willing to return to Africa should be emancipated. 72. In the late 1890s, all of the following EXCEPT_______became possessions of the United States. Hawaii Guam Philippines Puerto Rico Cuba 73. Which of the following was NOT an event contributing to sectional strife? Kansas-Nebraska Act Dred Scott Decision The introduction of the Wilmot Proviso Publication of Uncle Toms Cabin John Browns raid Harpers Ferry 74. Woodrow Wilsons Fourteen Points for Peace included ALL EXCEPT: freedom of the seas abandonment of secret treaties establishment of league of nations impartial mediation of colonial claims a permanent ban on chemical warfare agents 75. All of the following came out of the 1920s Black America EXCEPT: the Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters the United Negro Improvement Association the Black Panther Party Duke Ellington and the Cotton Club Langston Hughes & the Harlem Renaissance 76. According to the decisions of the US Supreme Court, under John Marshall, 1823-1832, Native Americans were: not subject to the authority of the states not subject to the authority of the federal government given larger areas of land denied property rights permanently moved westward 77. Which of the following critics of the Franklin Roosevelt Administration is incorrectly mismatched? Huey Long Share-our-wealth Plan Charles Lindbergh American First Committee Father Coughlin Free the banks Dr. Francis Townshend Federal Pension for the Elderly Norman Thomas Socialist Party 78. All of the following provided impetus to form a document which incorporated greater power for the central government EXCEPT: Lack of the taxing power Failure to establish land settlement patterns Shays Rebellion Jay-Gordoqui Treaty Newburgh Conspiracy 79. Americas entry into the Spanish-American War was the result of the missionary goal of Josiah Strong Spencers advocacy of Social Darwinism The sinking of the Maine The yellow journalism of Hearst & Pulitzer All of the above are correct. 80. In the late 1800s which of the following would have been the least in favor of imperialism? Alfred T. Mahan Theodore Roosevelt William McKinley Grover Cleveland Josiah Strong 81. Which of the following did not provide a philosohical foundation for the Declaration of Independence? Magna Carta Mayflower Compact Virginia and Kentucky Resolves Two Treasties On Civil Government English Bill of Rights 82. President Johnson fought the War in Vietnam until 1968 by deficit spending by asking Americans for higher taxes by imposing wage and price controls to control inflation by cutting the Great Society domestic programs by punishing draft dodgers 83. During Harry Trumans Presidency containment policies successfully prevented communism from spreading across Asia. New Deal programs expanded dramatically The U.S. maintained its monopoly on atomic weapons Modest gains in African American rights occurred American, French, and British forces unsuccessfully defended West Berlin 84. The Social Gospel was: a fundamentalist religious movement a protestant movement that stressed social reforms a Catholic reform movement a womens movement that stressed prohibition a missionary movement, bringing unbelievers to Christ 85. All of the following were significant achievements of Theodore Roosevelt EXCEPT: Passage of the Pure Food and Drug legislation Creation of the Federal Trade Commission Passage of strong federal railroad legislation Intervention in a major national labor strike Increased enforcement of the Sherman Antitrust Act 86. As a result of the War of 1812 the Federalist Party enjoyed increased political popularity deep sectional divisions occurred immediately after the Treat of Ghent the U.S. grained significant tracts of land in southeastern Canada an industrial revolution began in the American South American grew less concerned about foreign threats to its borders 87. During the early twentieth century, Jane Addams wrote about her thoughts and experiences in the Progressive Era in book History of the Standard Oil Company How the Other Half Lives Looking Backward The Jungle Twenty Years at Hull House 88. The pattern of westward expansion, generally a gradual east-to-west movement was altered by: the Mississippi River The California Gold Rush The Webster-Ashburton Treaty The Texas War for Independence The Columbia River 89 In the first two decades of the 19th century, John C. Calhoun could best be described as a nationalist s sectionalist a Whig a Federalist a Transcendentalist 90. That it will levy no higher harbor dues on vessels of another nationality frequenting any port in such sphere than shall be levied on vessels of its own nationality, and no higher railroad charge over lines built, controlled, or operated with its sphere Foraker Act Open Door Policy McKinley Treaty Platt Amendment Treaty of Washington 91. Which of the following New Deal programs provided for the suppression of individual freedoms for the increase in economic prosperity in 1932? AAA NIRA CCC All of the above None of the above 92. The major effect of the Embargo of 1807 on Jeffersons philosophy of the role of government was to convince him that farmers needed a protective tariff a free market is essential for a growing economy government the only way the US could become truly independent from England was for the US government to support the development of manufacturers supremacy of the sea could only established by defeating Napoleon. 93. The Fourteenth Amendment of the Constitution has been used to advocate government support for union organization parochial schools school desegregation vote for women curtail manifest destiny doctrine 94. The Marshall Court is responsible for creating or upholding all of the following cases EXCEPT: judicial review separate but equal doctrine doctrine of the implied powers superiority of constitution over state governments sanctity of contracts 95. The moral and constitutional argument for the extension of slavery was made by Henry Clay Daniel Webster John C. Calhoun Stephen A. Douglas Abraham Lincoln 96. Woody Guthrie sang folk songs during the 1930s that reflected the perspective of: communist agitators FDR & the Democratic Party Midwest isolationists The disposed of the depression Hollywood film moguls 97. In the 1928 presidential election, Republican Herbert Hoover defeated Al Smith. Hoovers victory is best explained by the general economic prosperity of the 1920s and that Al Smith was strong supporter of prohibition was a Roman Catholic ran on an anti-big business platform advocated gay rights was opposed to any governmental assistance for farmers 98. Which of the following was NOT an issue that divided the Democratic Party in the 1920s? the activities of the Ku Klux Klan prohibition immigration restriction civil rights for African-Americans teaching the theory of evolution in public schools 99. Which political party emerged in the 1830s primarily as an opposition group to King Andrew? the Anti-Masonic Party the Federalist Party the Democratic Party the Whig Party the Liberty Party 100. All of the following are manifestations of nationalism following the War of 1812 EXCEPT: a revived Bank of the US chartered in 1816 writings of James Fenimore Cooper and Washington Irving the Hartford Convention Henry Clays American System The Tariff of 1816 101. Towards the end of his presidency, Hoover began to respond more aggressively to the economic challenges of the country. Which of the following is an example of his response? provide loans to banks that could eventually be used to help the unemployment money for school lunch programs low interest loans to farmers new immigration quotas reduction in tariffs 102. Which of these men most desired to have war with France in 1790s? Alexander Hamilton Thomas Jefferson John Adams James Madison James Monroe 103. The primary aim of the US Marshall Plan was to earn high interest on the loans given B) contain communism and open markets for the US goods Aid Soviet satellites in eastern Europe Gain western European support for US political policies Ensure the appraisal of Americans and thereby foster support for the Democratic Party. 104. Which of the following was not one of Woodrow Wilsons 14 Points? Sovereignty, autonomy, and independence for German colonies Free trade Freedom of the seas An end to secret agreements Autonomy for various ethnic groups in the Austrian and Ottoman Empire FREE RESPONSE QUESTIONS: Choose one question in each of the two boxes following: To what extent was the American Revolution a radical movement, a social movement, or an issue of economic concern of the Founding Fathers? The Age of Reform was a multi-dimensional era with complex issues facing the growing nation. Assess the validity of this statement. Discuss the political foundations of American democracy under the Constitution From 1828-1840 The culture of the Gilded Age was widespread, prolific, and technical. Assess the validity of the statement. What were the key ingredients in Wilsons peace plan, and what obstacles did he face in selling it abroad and at home What does the youth revolt suggest about the social and political divisions in America? Contrast the youth of 1960s with how those same people were in 1990s. DBQ: The Great Depression By John A. Braithwaite DIRECTIONS: The following DBQ is based upon the accompanying documents and your knowledge of the time period involved. This question tests your ability to work with historical documents. Your answer should be derived mainly from the documents, however, you may refer to historical facts, materials, and developments NOT mentioned in the documents. You should assess the reliability of the documents as historical sources where relevant to your answer. QUESTION FOR ANALYSIS: Analyze and discuss the causes, course, and consequences of the depression of 1929 and how it played itself out during the 1930's. PROMPT: Formulate a thesis statement Use documents as well as your own outside knowledge of the period. Deal evenly with all aspects of the questions Be sure to cover the time period given Assess the validity of the documents Draw effective and specific conclusions whenever possible TEXTBOOK RECOMMENDATIONS Cherny & Berkin The Making of a Nation Gillon & Matson The American Experiment **(textbook-ch.25) Boydston & McGerr Making A Nation Murrin, et.al Liberty, Equality, Power Norton, et.al. A People & A Nation Brinkley American History Bailey & Kennedy The American Pageant Boyer, et.al. Enduring Visions Davidson, et.al. Nation of Nations Document A: Efforts to account for the plunge from prosperity to adversity soon demonstrated conclusively that no one factor alone, but only a great number of factors working together could have produced such startling results. Among the disturbing influences they cited were the following: 1. Agricultural overexpansion, both in the United States and elsewhere. American farmers (over) produced wheat, cotton, corn, livestock, and other commodities than they could sell. They all had heavy mortgage burdens even in prosperous times. 2. (There was) Industrial overexpansion. There were too many factories and too much machinery. American industry was geared to produce more than it could sell. 3. The increasing effectiveness of machines (technology). With ingenious labor saving devices fewer and fewer men could produce more and more goods. 4. Capital surpluses kept too high. Labor did not have enough to buy its share of things. 5. The overexpansion of credit both for productive and consumptive purposes. Money was easy and plentiful. 6. International trade was out of balance. 7. Political unrest existed throughout the world. John D. Hicks, The American Nation (New York: Houghton Mifflin, 1955.) pp. 520-522. Document B: Source: Timeline of the Great Depression. 1929 Stock Market Crashes 1930 New Yorks Bank of US Closes 1931 Reconstruction Finance Corporation created 1932 Bonus Army & Battle of Anacostia Flats FDR elected President of US 1933 Emergency Banking Act First Fireside Chat Prohibition repealed Public Works Administration established Agricultural Adjustment Act passed Tennessee Valley Authority created Disney Produces the Three Little Pigs 1934 Indian Reorganization Act 1935 Wagner Act passed to help Labor Unions Social Security Act passed Works Progress Administration formed Congress of Industrial Organization formed Schecter Poultry vs U.S. 1936 FDR re-elected Keynes publishes The General Theory of Employment, Interest, and Money. Butler vs U.S. 1937 United Auto Workers strike in Flint, Michigan FDR tries to Pack the Supreme Court 1938 O. Wells broadcasts, The War of the Worlds 1929 John Steinbeck, publishes Grapes of Wrath Document C: William H. Leuchtenberg, The Perils of Prosperity 1914-1928. Chicago: Univ. of Chicago Press, 1958), pp. 241-268. The prosperity of the 1920's produced the contagious feeling that everyone was meant to get rich. The decade witnessed a series of speculative orgies from "get-rich-quick" schemes to. . .the Great Bull Market. Before the war (W.W.I), stock investment had been almost wholly a preserve of the wealthy. . . No one can explain what caused the wave of 1928. There was no single cause of the crash and ensuing depression; (however) management had siphoned off gains in high profits. . .thus the farmer and the worker did not have the purchasing power to sustain prosperity. The policies of the federal government were disastrous. Its tax policies made the maldistribution of income by the rich still more serious. The market crash played a major role in precipitating the Great Depression. The farmer, who had seen little of the prosperity of the 1920's was devastated by the depression. The depression touched every area of American life. Document D: R.R. Palmer and J. Colton, A History of the Modern World. (New York: Alfred A. Knopf, 1956), 798. The depression, in the strict sense, began as a stock-market and financial crisis. . . The crisis passed from finance to industry and from the United States to the rest of the world. The export of American capital came to an end. American not only ceased to invest in Europe, but they sold the foreign securities they had. This pulled the foundation from under the post-war revival of Germany. . . Between 1929 and 1932, the latter year representing the depth of the depression, world production is estimated to have declined by 38%, and the world international trade by two-thirds. The world price of wheat fell incredibly. Unemployment, a chronic disease ever since the war, now assumed the proportion of pestilence. In 1932, there were 30,000,000 unemployed persons. And people chronically out of work naturally turned to new and disturbing political ideas. Document E: Blum, et.al. The National Experience. (New York: Harcourt Brace, 1986), p.696 The trauma of depression (was) a severe shock to the American people--to their expectations, their values, and their confidence in themselves and their future. A few believed that depression was an inherent and ineradicable evil of the capitalist system and concluded that only was to abolish capitalism. Some of these excited by the success of fascism (were wooed that way). Others who despaired of capitalism turned toward Marxism. The Communist movement was the more serious of the two. Document F: Brother Can You Spare a Dime They used to tell me I was building a dream, And so I followed the mob When there was earth to plough or gun to bear I was always thereright on the job The used to tell me I was building a dream With peace and glory ahead Why should I be standing in line Just waiting for bread? REFRAIN: Once I built a railroad, made it run, Made it race against time. Once I built a railroad, Now its done Brother, can you spare a dime? Once I built a tower, to the sun. Brick and rivet and lime, Once I built a tower, Now its done Brother, can you spare a dime? Gee, we looked swell, Full of that Yankee Doodle-de-dum. Half a million boots went sloggin through Hell, I was the kid with a drum. Say dont you remember, they called me Al-- It was Al all the time. Say, dont you remember Im your pal Buddy, can you spare a dime? By E. Y. Harburg Document G: Houghton Mifflin, Nextext, The Great Depression. pp. 37-39 Calvin Coolidge may have suffered personal remorse, but he was not willing to accept public blame The former President, then said: It will be observed that all these causes of depression, with the exception of the early speculation, had their origin outside the United States, where they were entirely beyond the control of our government. Herbert Hoover declared that that our immediate weak spot was the orgy of stock speculation which began to slump in October, 1929 But a second cause, according to the President, was World War I and its aftereffects. What caused the Crash? Greedy people wanted more than they needed. Foolish people thought they could get something for nothing. Impulsive people bought now in the hope of paying later. Income and wealth were distributed unfairly and dangerously. The rich regarded themselves as an all-knowing elite. The masses were not paid enough money to consume all the goods they produced. The economy was unsound. The corporate structure was sick. The banking system was weak. Foreign trade was out of balance. Business data were inadequate and often faulty. The constellation of conditions left the economy a flawed and loaded gun, and when the stock market crashed, the gun did not merely fireit exploded in everyones face. Document H:  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/depression/images/famr.jpg" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Dorothea Lange Photo Texas Panhandle Area. (Library of Congresss) Document I: Source: Dorothea Lange Photos of Women In The Depression. Library of Congress.  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/depression/images/migmoth.jpg" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Document J: Source: Dennis Ryan Collection. Hooverville  Document K: Source: John S. Bowes, Avenues To Americas Past. (Morristown, NJ: Silver Burdett Company, 1969.) pp. 418-419. The stock market crash was also an exceptionally effective way of exploiting the weaknesses of the corporate structure. Operating companies at the end of the holding-company chain were forced by the crash to retrench. The subsequent collapse of these systems and also the willingness to lend for investment trusts effectively destroyed both the ability to borrow and the willingness to lend for investment. What have long looked like purely fiduciary effects were, in fact, quickly translated into declining orders and increasing unemployment The crash was also effective in bringing to an end the foreign lending by which the international accounts had been balanced. Now the accounts had, in the main, to be balanced by reduced exports. This put prompt and heavy pressure on export markets for wheat, cotton, and tobacco. Perhaps the foreign loans had only delayed an adjustment in the balance which had one day to come. The stock market crash served nonetheless to precipitate the adjustment with the great suddenness at a most unpropitious time. The instinct of farmers who traced their troubles to the stock market was totally misguided. Finally, when the misfortunate had struck, the attitudes of the time kept anything from being done about it. Had the economy been fundamentally sound in 1929 the effect of the great stock market crash might have been small. Alternatively, the shock to confidence and the loss of spending by those who were caught in the market might soon have worn off. But business in 1929 was not sound; on the contrary it was exceedingly fragile. It was vulnerable to the kind of blow it received from Wall Street. Those who have emphasized this vulnerability are obvious on strong ground. Yet when a greenhouse succumbs to a hailstorm something more than a purely passive role is normally attributed to the storm. One must accord similar significance to the typhoon which blew out of lower Manhattan in October 1929. Document L: Source: Carl Degler. Out of Our Past. 3rd Edition. Pp. In the thirties, the place of the New Deal in the broad stream of American development has been a matter of controversy. Historians and commentators on the American scene have not yet reached a firm agreementif they ever willas to whether the New Deal is conservative or radical in character, though it does appear that the consensus now seems to lean toward calling it conservative and traditional. The New Deal is an old deal. But men making a revolution among a profoundly conservative people do not advertise their activity, and above all, FDR understood the temper of his people. . . Roosevelt at heart was a conservative. He did not shy away from new means and new approaches to problems The conclusion seems inescapable that, traditional as the words may have been in which the New Deal expressed itself, in actuality it was a revolutionary response to revolutionary situation. . . The searing ordeal of the Great Depression purged the American people of the belief in the limited powers of the federal government and convinced them of the necessity of the guarantor state. Document M: Dorothea Lange Photo. (Library of Congress)  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.english.uiuc.edu/maps/depression/images/dustbowl.jpg" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Document N: Source: Franklin D. Roosevelt, Acceptance Speech Delivered to the Democratic National Convention, 2 July 1932. Never before in modern history have the essential differences between the two major parties stood out in such striking contrast as they do today. Throughout the Nation, men and women, forgotten in the political philosophy of the Government of the last years look to us here for guidance and for more equitable opportunity to share in the distribution of national wealth. On the farms, in large metropolitan areas, in the smaller cities and the villages, millions of out citizens cherish the hope that their old standard of living and of thought have not gone forever. Those millions cannot and shall not hope in vain. I pledge to you, I pledge myself, to a new deal for the American people. Let us all here assembled constitute ourselves prophets of a new order of competence and courage. This is more than a political campaign; it is a call to arms. Give me your help, not to win votes alone, but to win in this crusade to restore America to its own people Document O: Source: Taken from the AP Institute Notes of Dr. Lynn Dumenil. Consequences Of The Great Depression Unemployment In Labor: Catastrophic unemployment near 25% of the people Black unemployment exceeded 50% Sparked the creation of the CIO & other labor unions Financial Loses in the Market & Banking: Stock market crashed and half its total worth within a week. Rampant over-speculation in the stock market Reckless over-extension of credit by banks Agricultural Loses: The Dust Bowl was murderous to farmers in Midwest and South 350,000 took highway 66 to California only to find unemployment Over-production by farmers with consumers who had no money Social Consequences: Divorce, suicide, and vagrancy almost became the norm Women and minorities were again repressed Child abandonment and starvation was common Political & Economic Consequences: Foreign trade was completely out of balance Impact of World War I started in Europe then came to America Election of 1932 constituted a political revolution Beginning of deficit spending and government regulation Document P: Source: Gillon & Matson, The American Experiment. (New York: Houghton Mifflin Company, 2002.), pp. 1002-1003. The economic prosperity that characterized the 1920s began to fall apart in October 1929. The crash on Wall Streetresulting from years of speculation and unsavory trade practiceswas the first domino to fall. The banking system, which always been unregulated and prone to failure, was next, depriving millions of their savings and eroding public confidence in the economy. The stock market crash and the banking failures exposed serious structural flaws in the economya decade long weakness in the agricultural market, more recent industrial over production, and a continuing fragile international economic system. Herbert Hoover, who had been elected as the champion of prosperity in 1928, seemed unable to devise a solution for the nations economic woes. In 1932 a frustrated nation turned to Democrat Franklin D. Roosevelt. In his first hundred days in office, Roosevelt proposed an ambitious federal experiment to revitalize the economy, aid the employed, restore public faith. The New Deal dramatically extended the power of the federal government, creating a host of alphabet agencies that assumed responsibilities traditionally left to local government, or private charity. The Civil Conservation Corps (CCC) provided jobs to more than 2 million men, while(FERA) offered relief to needy families. Reviving the New Nationalism of cousin Theodore, FDR created the Agricultural Adjustment Act (AAA) and the National Recovery Act (NRA) to help the struggling economy. With passage of the Social Security Act (1935) Roosevelt created the scaffolding of the modern welfare state. With its ambitious social Agenda, the New Deal inaugurated the age of activist government. Despite the broad popularity of Roosevelt and his reforms, the New Deal did not fundamentally change America values. Americans still clung to their notions of individuality and self-support. Many people disillusioned with contemporary life, looked back to idealized images of small towns and local solutions to problems. The New Deal did, however, transform the American political landscape. Not everyone benefited; women, for example were still largely confined to tradition and lower wage occupations. Roosevelt also failed to take a bold stand on civil rights. Many poor farmers of all races were hurt by the new deal agricultural programs. This Roosevelt coalition would dominate American politics for the next thirty years The Great Depression had confronted the United States with one of its most trying domestic challenges. By the end of the 1930s, however, a new potentially more dangerous threat was rising in Europe, endangering the very existence of the American experiment. Document Q: CAUSES OF THE GREAT DEPRESSION 1. Stock Market Crash of 1929 Many believe erroneously that the stock market crash that occurred on Black Tuesday, October 29, 1929 is one and the same with the Great Depression. In fact, it was one of the major causes that led to the Great Depression. Two months after the original crash in October, stockholders had lost more than $40 billion dollars. Even though the stock market began to regain some of its losses, by the end of 1930, it just was not enough and America truly entered what is called the Great Depression. 2. Bank Failures Throughout the 1930s over 9,000 banks failed. Bank deposits were uninsured and thus as banks failed people simply lost their savings. Surviving banks, unsure of the economic situation and concerned for their own survival, stopped being as willing to create new loans. This exacerbated the situation leading to less and less expenditures. 3. Reduction in Purchasing Across the Board With the stock market crash and the fears of further economic woes, individuals from all classes stopped purchasing items. This then led to a reduction in the number of items produced and thus a reduction in the workforce. As people lost their jobs, they were unable to keep up with paying for items they had bought through installment plans and their items were repossessed. More and more inventory began to accumulate. The unemployment rate rose above 25% which meant, of course, even less spending to help alleviate the economic situation. 4. American Economic Policy with Europe As businesses began failing, the government created the Hawley-Smoot Tariff in 1930 to help protect American companies. This charged a high tax for imports thereby leading to less trade between America and foreign countries along with some economic retaliation. 5. Drought Conditions While not a direct cause of the Great Depression, the drought that occurred in the Mississippi Valley in 1930 was of such proportions that many could not even pay their taxes or other debts and had to sell their farms for no profit to themselves. This was the topic of John Steinbeck's The Grapes of Wrath. Document R: Source: Colorado State Archives. Denver, CO. The Civilian Conservation Corps in Colorado During the Great Depression of the 1930's, the Seventy-third Congress by Public Act No. 5, March, 1933, authorized the Emergency Conservation Work (ECW) program. The continuation of this function was provided for in the Congressional Act of June, 1937, which also officially changed the name of the ECW to its more popular designation, the Civilian Conservation Corps. The CCC was one of several federal relief programs which sought to alleviate distress caused by the massive unemployment of the 1930's. The program achieved this through the establishment of camps where young men worked on forest and conservation projects throughout the country. Colorado had numerous CCC camps throughout its undeveloped and forested land.  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://www.colorado.gov/dpa/doit/archives/ccc/grjunc.gif" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Document S: New Deal Recovery Measure Poster  HYPERLINK "http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/File:NewDealNRA.jpg" \o "NRA Blue Eagle poster. This would be displayed in store windows, on packages, and in ads."  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/3/3b/NewDealNRA.jpg/180px-NewDealNRA.jpg" \* MERGEFORMATINET  Document T: SOURCE: AP Lecture Notes David M. Kennedy, Stanford Univ. THE NEW DEAL: REFORM GLASS/STEAGALL ACT -- gave government power to investigate banking conditions, vested greater regulatory powers in Federal Reserve Board. FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORPORATION [FDIC] -- insured savings of bank depositors and monitored soundness of insured banking institutions. FEDERAL SAVINGS & LOAN INSURANCE CORPORATION [FSLIC] -- insured savings of depositors in savings & loan institutions and monitored soundness of insured S&Ls. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION [SEC]: regulated stock and bond trading; regulated exchanges where stocks and bonds are sold, and legislated requirements for disclosure of fair stock information. WAGNER ACT created NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD [NLRB] which reaffirmed labor's rights to bargain for wages, hours, and working conditions, to strike, and to arbitration of grievances. FAIR LABOR STANDARDS ACT [FLSA]: 1938 -- set minimum wages and maximum working hours. TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY [TVA] and RURAL ELECTRIFICATIONprovided power sources that never new what modern life was like in the South. AUTHORITY [REA]: helped to bring electricity to rural "pockets of poverty" that could not afford lines. SOCIAL SECURITY: Provided for unemployed, aged, dependent, and handicapped. Financed by FICA taxes paid by employee, matched by employer and Federal government. Document U: Source: Dr. Stanley K. Schultz. (Professor of History)  HYPERLINK "http://us.history.wisc.edu/hist102/photos/html/1100.html"  INCLUDEPICTURE "http://us.history.wisc.edu/hist102/photos/assets/photos/1100.jpg" \* MERGEFORMATINET  FDR: Socialist or Capitalist? Business leaders were highly critical of this Second New Deal and many viewed Roosevelt as a traitor to his class and a socialist who was out to strip them of their wealth. One of Roosevelt's aides noted the strength of the anti-Roosevelt attitude of American business leaders: "There's a vast bitterness welling up from the grass roots of every country club in America." Although many members of Congress were far to the left of FDR, he seemed to personify the new anti-business position in America. Nonetheless, FDR's relief and reform efforts actually preserved capitalism. The AAA, the NIRA, new banking legislation, and regulations of securities on Wall Street ultimately helped big business. 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