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Henry George and Frederick Taylor - Stephen Sun

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Henry George and Frederick Taylor - Stephen Sun

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1uJUf8WjmyJb8CaI4tnY1DE8evazgZvuU6ZOKPtmV-nA/edit?usp=sharing

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=db76DJIuM_k

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Trust Busters: Teddy Roosevelt + William Taft

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Nehemiah Jace - Eugene V Debs and Upton Sinclair - Labor Reform

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Nehemiah Jace - Eugene V Debs and Upton Sinclair - Labor Reform

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/18AU78VUO-aaKN4LuF5YjLcdDMuJXsATQo3hT4auprEw/edit?usp=sharing

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Social Reformers by Christina Ha, Elisha Turner, Rameen Naz

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Social Reformers by Christina Ha, Elisha Turner, Rameen Naz

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https://docs.google.com/presentation/d/1VaUTRLI-LEsk8nasQIKqh62sI4RqmqBRD3_5h_z2VIc/edit?usp=sharing

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Historical Persons Project- Social Reformers by Christina Ha, Elisha Turner, Rameen Naz

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Ray Stannard Baker was born inLansing, MI on April 17, 1870, and was an American journalist, historian, author, and authorized biographer of Woodrow Wilson.

He was one of the journalists who started muckraking alongside Lincoln Steffens and Ida M. Tarbell which they all contributed to writing McClure's Magazine (a muckraker magazine).

One of his most famous works is the book Following the Color Line which examined the racial divide between black and white people in America and became very successful.

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Ray Stannard Baker was born inLansing, MI on April 17, 1870, and was an American journalist, historian, author, and authorized biographer of Woodrow Wilson. He was one of the journalists who started muckraking alongside Lincoln Steffens and Ida M. Tarbell which they all contributed to writing McClure's Magazine (a muckraker magazine).

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Conservation (John Muir & Gifford Pinchot)- Abby Gomez

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Conservation (John Muir & Gifford Pinchot)- Abby Gomez

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The og hippies

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Jean Ringo Turcutto - Charles Sheldon and teddy Roosevelt

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Jean Ringo Turcutto - Charles Sheldon and teddy Roosevelt

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Historical Persons Project (Charles Sheldon and Theadore Roosevelt)

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https://www.smore.com/htq25

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Richard T. Ely

Richard T. Ely was an economist, educator, and Progressive Era reformer. He was apart of the founding the American Economic Association in 1885 serving as its first secretary and later president. The American Economic Association was created spread progressive economics challenging laissez-faire. He advocated for development of labor unions, public control resources,stopping child labor, social citizenship which focuses on improvement of working conditions in factories, expanding access to education, and reforms of taxing systems.

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Richard T. Ely was an economist, educator, and Progressive Era reformer. He was apart of the founding the American Economic Association in 1885 serving as its first secretary and later president. The American Economic Association was created spread progressive economics challenging laissez-faire.

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https://youtu.be/YIuCIkNBgiU

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Temperance and Prohibition - Katrianna Suarez

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Temperance and Prohibition - Katrianna Suarez

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https://youtu.be/5OU1STxs390

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Born: September 28, 1839

Died: February 18, 1898

American educator, temperance reformer, and women's suffragist

Willard's influence was instrumental in the passage of the 18th and 19th Amendments to the United States Constitution

President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) for 19 years in 1879

Willard was a founding member of the Illinois Woman's Press Association

She was one of the first five women elected to the Methodist General Conference

A founder and first president of the National Council of Women

During her lifetime, Willard succeeded in bringing support for broad social reforms such as raising the age of consent in many states, passing labor reforms including the eight-hour work day, transformed the role of women in 19th century America, world peace, the protection of women and children in the workplace, kindergartens, mothers' clubs (the forerunner of the PTA), dress reform, jail reform, uniform marriage and divorce laws, and physical education in grade schools.

Born: November 25, 1846

Died: June 9, 1911

She believed that drunkenness was the cause of many problems in society

She was a deeply religious person and started having visions and dreams around the 1880s

In 1889, Nation's husband became a preacher, and they moved to Medicine Lodge, Kansas. Here she began a career of charity and religious work and became known as "Mother Nation"

Nation took a deep interest in helping unfortunate people, especially women and children, and became known for her generosity

Nation and another member of the WCTU decided to get rid of the bars by standing outside them, praying loudly and singing hymns. Soon, the bars in Medicine Lodge were closed

During her lifetime, Nation succeeded in using violence to make her statement. She believed no man would listen to a woman and needed to take drastic measures to be heard. She rallied women together and went around smashing bars and in result, she was beaten and jailed many times, however this never discouraged Nation. It's even believed that Nation was also known to sell photographs, hatchet pins, and "Home Defender" buttons to fund her efforts.

The WCTU was founded in Cleveland, Ohio in 1874.

The initial purpose of the WCTU was to promote abstinence from alcohol. They advocated for temperance as a way to make home life safer for women and children. Their slogan "Every Land" emphasized their goal of alcohol abstinence throughout the United States.

After her tenure as union secretary, Frances Willard was elected president of the WCTU in 1879. She shifted the organization's focus to political activism and moral education. From this, the WCTU grew into an international movement, and under Willard's leadership, it became the largest women's organization in the world by 1890.

The WCTU incorporated other civil and social issues into their platform as they grew, taking on sex work, women's suffrage, and tobacco and drug use.

Although the popularity of temperance has abated, today most states and 36 countries still have active WCTU unions.

Q: When and where was Carrie A. Nation born?

A: November 25, 1846 in Garrard County, Kentucky

Q: Frances Willard became president for 19 years of which organization?

A: Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

Q: What was Carrie's method?

A: She spoke on the streets, gained support and would speak to lawmakers, then if that

didn't work she would turn to violence and the women would attack "joints"

Q: Frances Willard was a founding member of what Illinois association?

A: The Illinois Woman's Press Association

Q: When and where was Frances Willard born?

A: September 28, 1839 in Churchville, New York

Q: Carrie A. Nation started a magazine called "The Hatchet". What did she write about?

A: The evils of liquor, how women should be able to vote, gave advice about rearing

children, and about the joys of a happy home.

Q: What was Carrie A. Nation referred to during her religious work?

A: "Mother Nation"

Q: In what year did Frances Willard become the first female president of Evanston College for Ladies?

A: 1871

Q: What Amendments did Frances and Carrie influence?

A: 18th and 19th

Q: What religion were both Frances and Carrie?

A: Christian

Q: Why did Carrie A. Nation go to Kiowa, Kansas?

A: She believed God spoke to her and told her to close the bars there

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Born: September 28, 1839 Died: February 18, 1898 American educator, temperance reformer, and women's suffragist Willard's influence was instrumental in the passage of the 18th and 19th Amendments to the United States Constitution President of the Woman's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) for 19 years in 1879 Willard was a founding

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I apologize for the video being too long Mr. Cummings, I just don't know how to summarize it.

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Women's Suffrage & Women's Issues - Leona Zeru, Mariam Kazmi, Joanne Macayaon

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Women's Suffrage & Women's Issues - Leona Zeru, Mariam Kazmi, Joanne Macayaon

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Women’s Suffrage and Rights
Group: Leona Zeru, Mariam Kazmi, Joanne Macayaon

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historical persons project - Reegan and Andres 

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Political Corruption and Political Reform - Nicholas Blahut, Aubrey Hernandez, Daniel Zhao.

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Political Corruption and Political Reform - Nicholas Blahut, Aubrey Hernandez, Daniel Zhao.

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Video: https://cnusd-my.sharepoint.com/personal/293412_students_cnusd_k12_ca_us/Documents/Attachments/history.mp4

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Political Corruption

At the end of the 19th century, many journalists and investigators began to take a closer look at the American government that had been controlling the country. Many of them made astonishing discoveries, and exposed horrifying truths about the corruption and abuse of power that had flourished within the system. Below, are two of these many individuals, who's discoveries led to shock, disbelief, and later aggressive reform.

Political Reform

At the start of the 20th century, word had been spread across the country of the unbelievable feats of corruption that had circulated throughout the American Government. People across the country were in angry disbelief that the government they had trusted in, was in fact fraudulent. Action needed to be taken, and it needed to be taken fast. Below, are 4 key individuals who's actions spearheaded the political reform movement.

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At the end of the 19th century, many journalists and investigators began to take a closer look at the American government that had been controlling the country. Many of them made astonishing discoveries, and exposed horrifying truths about the corruption and abuse of power that had flourished within the system.