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How did western expansion impact the plains Indians? 

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How did western expansion impact the plains Indians? 

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Gabriela Dejesus: Western expansion had a devastating impact on the Plains Indians since it interrupted their traditional way of life. As settlers moved west, they intruded on the Native land and caused conflicts that resulted in the displacement of Plains Indians. The construction of railroads and the killing of the bison which was a vital resource of the Plains tribes served to further destroy their sustaining life. The other U.S. policies, such as forced removal to reservations, their rights and cultural practices with their land, and territorial losses for the Plains Indians.

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Who was Rockefeller +Carnegie?how did they contribute to the rise of big business 

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Who was Rockefeller +Carnegie?how did they contribute to the rise of big business 

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Gabriela Dejesus: Rockefeller + Carnegie was a Scottish-American industrialist and philanthropist in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Rockefeller created Standard Oil and managed to become strong in the oil industry. Carnegie was in the steel industry and controlled every part of a stage of production. Both of them used business practices, like monopolizing markets and cutting costs to grow their empires. Their wealth and influence helped rise the business and change the American economy and labor markets.

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How did the muckraers create change?give examples 

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How did the muckraers create change?give examples 

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Exposing corruption and social injustices through investigative journalism

Cameile

Gabriela Dejesus :Muckrakers were journalists who investigated and exposed corrupt activities during the Progressive Era. They brought awareness to issues like unsafe working conditions, and political corruption followed by public outrage and reform. For example, Upton Sinclair's The Jungle showed the terrible conditions in the meatpacking industry with the establishment of the Meat Inspection Act. The works of Ida Tarbell against Standard Oil helped with breaking the monopoly, while Lincoln Steffens revealed corrupt city governments, which all created political and social change.

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Describe how each event changed a identify us relationship with the world:

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Describe how each event changed a identify us relationship with the world:

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Spanish American war

The Spanish–American War was fought between Spain and the United States in 1898.

Hawaii and Alaska

Hawaii and Alaska are both US states that were admitted to the Union in 1959

Philippine American war

The Philippine–American War, known alternatively as the Philippine Insurrection, Filipino–American War, or Tagalog Insurgency, emerged following the conclusion of the Spanish–American War in December 1898 when the United States annexed the Philippine Islands under the Treaty of Paris

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Gabriela Dejesus: The us got involved in WW1 After Germany practiced unrestricted submarine warfare which led to many american ships sinking, including the sinking of Louisiana which ended up angering Americans. Also, the Zimmermann Telegram, in which Germany promised Mexico US territory to exchange support for fueled anti-German sentiment. Economic interests were also part of it. So in April 1917, president Wilson asked congress to declare war which got the US involved in WW1.

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Accountable government that would work to imporve the US society

Cameile

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What were ellis and  angel island?where did the new immigrants came from 

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What were ellis and  angel island?where did the new immigrants came from 

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Ellis Island was primarily processed European immigrants, while Angel Island was primarily processed Asian immigrants

Mostly Japanese and Chinese

Cameile

Gabriela Dejesus: Ellis and Angel Island was an immigration station with Ellis Island in New York Harbor and Angel Island in San Francisco in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. Ellis Island served immigrants that arrived from Southern and Eastern Europe, including Italy, Poland, and Russia, as well as China and Japan. Both islands helped with the mass immigration during this period.

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Explain the role of each in westward expansion : transcontinental railroads ,barbed wire, cattle 

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Explain the role of each in westward expansion : transcontinental railroads ,barbed wire, cattle 

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the transcontinental railroad enabled efficient transportation of people and goods across the country, settlements and economic growth in the West. barbed wire allowed for the creation of fenced-in ranches, significantly altering the cattle industry by determining property lines on the open range,and cattle themselves became a major economic driver, with large herds being driven to railroad hubs for killing and distribution to eastern markets leading to the famous cattle drives.

Cameile

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Explain the impact ww1 had on the domestic home front specifically:

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Explain the impact ww1 had on the domestic home front specifically:

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Great migration

The Great Migration, sometimes known as the Great Northward Migration or the Black Migration, was the movement of six million African Americans out of the rural Southern United States to the urban Northeast, Midwest, and West between 1910 and 1970.

Espionage and sedition acts

Espionage Act

Passed in 1917, this law targeted socialists, pacifists, and other anti-war activists

Anti war sentiment/isolationism

This 1918 series of amendments to the Espionage Act imposed harsh penalties for criticizing the government, flag, Constitution, or military, as well as interfering with wartime production or inciting refusal of military duty

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Describe progressive amendments and legislative actions

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Describe progressive amendments and legislative actions

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Gabriela Dejesus: Progressive amendments and legislative actions were used to address social and political issues during the early 20th century. The 16th Amendment allowed for a federal income tax, while the 17th Amendment was the direct election of Senators. The 18th Amendment enacted Prohibition, and the 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote. Legislative actions included the Pure Food and Drug Act, Meat Inspection Act, and the Federal Reserve Act, which promoted fair business practices, labor rights, etc.

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Explain growth,influence and tactics of labor unions?

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Explain growth,influence and tactics of labor unions?

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Labor unions, including the American Federation of Labor (AFL), originated in response to poor working conditions. AFL became a prominent labor union through collective bargaining and strikes.

Cameile

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Describe the role of women in reform movement

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Describe the role of women in reform movement

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Womens suffrage

The right for women to vote

Temperance

Temperance is a virtue that means moderation or self-control. It can refer to restraining one's actions, thoughts, or feelings

Labor

Conservation

the work involved in protecting natural resources and the environment.

Government reform

The federal government reforms laws and regulations, as needed. They do this by creating new legislation and new implementation rules for the legislation.

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Explain ways plains Indians  resisted expansion 

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Explain ways plains Indians  resisted expansion 

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raiding and attacking settlements and supplies so they wouldn’t get more and have the upper hand

Cameile

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Explain big stick diplomacy and the Roosevelt corollary? 

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Explain big stick diplomacy and the Roosevelt corollary? 

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Gabriela Dejesus: Big Stick Diplomacy was made by Theodore Roosevelt, emphasizing using military strength to achieve U.S. goals, mostly in Latin America. Roosevelt believed in negotiating peacefully but maintaining a powerful military ("speak softly and carry a big stick"). The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine declared that the U.S. would intervene in Latin American countries to stabilize their economies and prevent European intervention. This policy expanded U.S. influence in the Western Hemisphere and military action in the region.