Discussion Part 1. In the late 19th century (“the Gilded Age”) the United States came to rival Great Britain as the world capital of capitalism. But how much of a truly free market existed? Give one example of how economic or political power was used to benefit corporations while stifling competition. Give one example of […]
In an essay of 1000-1500 words, examine three of the ways that Americans sought rebirth in this time period.
Rebirth of a Nation In his book Rebirth of a Nation, historian Jackson Lears claims that “the political has always been personal.” He argues that politics, culture, and economics have historically been rooted in the personal decisions and emotions of people. He concludes that the greatest of these desires is the desire for rebirth, and […]
How did the growth of industry, rise of immigration, and political corruption impact the development of cities during the Gilded Age?
ASSIGNMENT Questions assigned Chapter 16 & 18 from The American Yawp 1)How did the Gilded Age of the late 1800s led to greater economic, industrial productivity and technological innovation in America? Questions assigned 2) What were the common struggles and hardships of industrial workers, populists, African Americans, and women during the Gilded Age? Questions assigned […]
How did the Gilded Age and the industrialization of the U.S. economy reshape the political and economic infrastructure of Texas in relationship with the rest of the nation?
Gilded Age and the Industrialization How did the Gilded Age and the industrialization of the U.S. economy reshape the political and economic infrastructure of Texas in relationship with the rest of the nation?
Explain the meaning and origin of the name of the period. Identify a couple/few of the main themes/motifs that characterize the period in general.
THE GILDED AGE (1865-1898) theme/motif 1: political, social, and economic corruption theme/motif 2: westward social expansion DEFINE = Explain the meaning and origin of the name of the period; explain the significance of the beginning and ending (i.e., bookend) dates (years) of the period. CHARACTERIZE = Identify a couple/few of the main themes/motifs that characterize […]
How have the bosses in the US and China participated in the use of vaccines in their countries and also around the world?
COVID and vaccines Write a research essay. AT LEAST 9 paragraphs. Use the resources in the links below. You must use these sources for the essay. Answer all of the following questions in your essay: 1) How has Covid-19 impacted workers in the US? India? China? Latin America? 2) How have the bosses in the […]
In what ways was American consumer culture of the 1920s an extension of key developments during the Gilded Age and World War I?
In what ways was American consumer culture of the 1920s an extension of key developments during the Gilded Age and World War I? A work cited page is not required but make to use MLA format on all the text and citations from the book, double spacing etc. In between 1000-1300 is okay and also […]
Prepare comparing and contrasting essay on the strategy and impact of the Knights of Labor (KL) and the American Federation of Labor (AFL) in improving the lives of workers during the Gilded Age.
Comparing and contrasting the strategy and impact of the Knights of Labor (KL) and the American Federation of Labor (AFL) in improving the lives of workers during the Gilded Age. Structure this essay as a critical analysis with the following sections including others – History and background of KL and AFL Goals of KL and […]
Explain the new gender roles for women and men at the turn of the twentieth century and what was the progressive movement?
History After 1865 Part I: Short Answer [2 questions; each question is worth 25 points; 50 points total]. Select TWO of the following questions to answer. You should incorporate key terms and concepts you have learned in this course and indicate not only what something is, but why it was important in American history. A […]
Discuss,if she is right that we should reconsider the Gilded Age and emphasize its more mixed legacy, then how does she show it?
Rebecca Edwards challenges the common depiction of the Gilded Age as a period dominated by “corruption, political stagnation, and malaise” by suggesting that the era should be reexamined (Edwards, 5). If she is right that we should reconsider the Gilded Age and emphasize its more mixed legacy, then how does she show it? If not […]