Iww - Samenvattingen, Notities en Examens

Chapter 18 questionsIdentify the main groups and ideas that drove the Progressive movement. - correct answers The Progressive movement was driven by the rapid industrialization and urbanization of the era. The extreme and increasing gap between rich and poor caused many people to demand reform. Journalists and writers helped expose corruption and poverty. In labor, the Triangle fire and firing due to unionization led many workers to demand better conditions and higher wages. Groups like the Wome...

United Daughters of the Confederacy - Founded in Nashville in 1894. The UDC is the outgrowth of numerous ladies' hospital associations, sewing societies and knitting circles that worked throughout the South during the War Between the States to supply the needs of the soldiers. As stated in the Articles of Incorporation, the Objectives of the society are Historical, Benevolent, Educational, Memorial and Patriotic. Pittsburg Courier - Established in 1907 by Edwin Harleston. Courier sought to e...

Chapter 18 Question and answers 2023/2024 verified to pass Identify the main groups and ideas that drove the Progressive movement. - correct answers The Progressive movement was driven by the rapid industrialization and urbanization of the era. The extreme and increasing gap between rich and poor caused many people to demand reform. Journalists and writers helped expose corruption and poverty. In labor, the Triangle fire and firing due to unionization led many workers to demand better conditi...

Survey of Pacific Northwest History for Educators - WGU D189 Final Exam with complete solution What were two results of contact among early Europeans, early Americans, and Native Americans? Violent Conflict and Trade In which two locations did initial contacts between Europeans, Americans, and Native Americans take place? Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island T/F Europeans and Americans were dependent on Native Americans for the functioning of the fur trade. True After early contact wi...

WGU D189 Survey of PNW History Latest 2023 Graded A+ Northwest Passage Legendary waterway connecting the Atlantic to Pacific Ocean. In 1774 British offered reqard to discover it First encounters in the PNW Spanish, French, Russian & British in early 18th century. (Americans had minor role before 1800s) What did Natives trade fur for Copper, blades, other goods Captain James Cook British explorer who traveled to the pacific in 1778 and traded with natives for sea otter pelts in Nootka Sound L...

s. 4 BA 1976 - correct answer general right to bail Sch 1, para 1A BA 1976 - correct answer must grant bail if no real prospect of custodial sentence Sch 1, para 2 BA 1976 - correct answer grounds on which bail can be denied → FTS, CFOB, IWW Sch 1, para 9 BA 1976 - correct answer factors to consider when considering para 2 exceptions s....

Survey of Pacific Northwest History for Educators - WGU D189 Final Exam with complete solution What were two results of contact among early Europeans, early Americans, and Native Americans? Violent Conflict and Trade In which two locations did initial contacts between Europeans, Americans, and Native Americans take place? Olympic Peninsula and Vancouver Island T/F Europeans and Americans were dependent on Native Americans for the functioning of the fur trade. True After early contact wi...

: Rogue River War (1827-1856) - ANSWER Miners behave bad to natives Donation Land settlers - violate treaties - RR native pop dropping - remove hunt gun eliminated economic opp - res open to US structure destined to fail -- bad bloody miner vs native conflicts Raped in public others tormented ~ US not honoring ~ no law for racial native trauma help > Table Rock Jackson ville militia exterminator group called Lupton massacre families killed but even after this some native still refuse to fi...

LASS VOCAB IS AFTER THE CHAPTERS (: (starts on card 56) Chapter 16 medicine lodge creek treaty an 1867 treaty between the comanches and the US army in which the comanches agreed to settle on a reservation bosque redondo a reservation in central new mexico where the majority of the navajos and mescalero apaches were confined during the civil war ghost dance part of a religious awakening among the lakota sioux in 1890 in which they believed that if they returned to t...