The influence of major interest groups including labor, women, and African Americans and other racial minorities on politics, national law, culture, and ideology by

WW1 Labor Politics 1900s

thomasryanj — 2024-04-23 18:06:25 UTC

Wilson established the national War Labor Board to help workers with their problems also help to settle workplace disputes. Wilson put Frank Walsh, a lawyer who sympathized with workers in charge of this board. This connects to the them because it allowed and supported the labor and workers, and without them we wouldn't have anything.

WW1 Cultural Impact 1918

thomasryanj — 2024-04-23 18:24:29 UTC

This war brought so many inventions and new concepts, some of these technologies were things like telephone, tanks, chemical weapons, even daylight savings. WW1 officially ended on November 11, 1918 which leads to many social and cultural changes around the US. This relates to the theme because race and people's interests at the time.

Women's suffrage 1919- 1920

thomasryanj — 2024-04-24 17:51:25 UTC

Before WW1 the Suffrage movement wasn't going very far, it wasn't until the war it started to gain some support and traction. This relates because it shows how through events one can obtain some good this being women's rights, and how women influenced the labor force and politics.

Other nations influence on the U.S. 1930s

thomasryanj — 2024-04-25 13:04:16 UTC

many european countries admired and even tried to bring up the Jim Crow laws and segregation the United States was facing, Germany for example. Many debated weather or not to bring these feelings abroad because they thought it wouldn't be brought to its fullest potential. This connects because it shows how others viewed the United States, wanting to expand on their ideas and ideologies.

Americans with Disabilities Act 1990

thomasryanj — 2024-04-25 13:09:53 UTC

The Americans with Disabilities act prohibited discrimination based on mental or physical disability. This act also ensured equal access to employment and other public accommodations such as transportation. This relates because it shows how the United States growed as a nation accommodating to ones with disabilities.