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    1865 To 1900 Dbq

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    APUSH 1865-1900 Essay The period of time between 1865 and 1900 was one of great technological advancement; and, as a result, great agricultural advancement. As railroads were built throughout the country, transport for crops and livestock was able to be done with more ease and convenience. Innovations in farming equipment allowed for healthier crops and livestock, as well As new tools were invented, and old ones were innovated, the harvest of crops and maintenance of livestock became more…

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    The Industrial Revolution led to the mass exploitation of workers in the beginning of the eighteenth century. Workers formed trade unions. The trade unions won rights for the workers and their families. This was the first time workers made a demand of their employees. Working in a factory and working at home was very different. Work and home had to be separate. The public would be for work and then private was for your home. Gender roles became an issue. Men were to go to the factory to…

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    Then William Henry, John Stevens, and John Fitch put the engine on a boat. It didn't go so well, and they had a lot of problems. That was until Robert Fulton was successfully able to put it on a steamboat on the Hudson River in 1807. There were still some setbacks, like when the steam built up the boat would explode. Steamboats allowed even faster travel. People saw how fast they could go on the boat so they decided to put the steam engine on a train. The train could go 20 miles an hour. The…

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    Androids Themes

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    The main themes of Do Androids Dream of Electric Sheep are heavily influenced by the author’s world view. Philp K. Dick lived through an era of rapid technological growth. Dick witnessed the infancy of nuclear power, the space race which sent a man to the moon, the digital revolution and the beginning of the internet. He believes that through technology, we as a species can achieve great things. His fictitious works often include futuristic settings such as an off-world colony. Yet many of them…

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    The classical and the medieval period were distinct in various ways and were characterized by major developments in the economy as well as social values. The classical period stretched between the years 1775 and 1825 (Mainzer 10). This period had major development on arts, music and literature. It is considered as the period of enlightenment because there were major improvements on the philosophical perspective. The major developments in this period led to the name classical period. The medieval…

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    The late 1800s was a time for major growth and change in America. New machinery and products were being invented and produced. New land was being sold by the government. New jobs were opening up due to new industries. Many immigrants traveled across the world in hopes of land and work. America's population began to increase greatly. With the help from immigration, the population grew by about 15 million from the 1700’s to the 1800’s. Since the United States had many new developments during…

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    Social Disorganization Theory It was 1920 industrial revolution has finally took hold in United States and It was going strong. As the result cities were growing constantly. People that lived in rural arias moved to the cities to look for jobs. Booming cities also brought shiploads of immigrants from Europe looking to escape harsh economic conditions and persecution inflicted upon them. Rapid and constant change of the city of Chicago peaked interests of two researchers looking to make name for…

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    Created by the People’s Temple and lead by Jim Jones, “Jonestown” was a religious society located in northwestern Guyana. On the date of November 18, 1978, 918 died in Guyana’s capital, Georgetown, in Port Kaituma, a close-by airstrip (Wikipedia). According to Adst, “Jonestown was the scene of one of the most harrowing tragedies in American history.” The People’s Temple was created in Indiana by Jim Jones who formed this so called church because he was aggravated by the persecution of…

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    The Jungle by Upton Sinclair depicts the horrors and hardships faced by immigrants and the working class during the industrial revolution.Sinclair focuses on the working conditions of employees of a meat factory. These struggles with working conditions and disease are considered quite inhumane by modern standards. The new spike in demand for goods across America during the industrial revolution created factories, which dehumanised workers in an effort to increase profits. Sinclair describes the…

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    The Urban Game Analysis

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    goods and as another mode of transportation. Soon after these were added to the rural town, factories were added to mainly produce textiles using a water powered engine. The first coal mine was also added since coal was abundant in England, and they figured out how to use it for electricity. Later on, more factories were added, and coal engines powered them, and more coal mines were made to power these plants. To connect all of these coal mines and factories, a railroad had to be built to…

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