Organization of American Historians

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    P. Altgeld Samuel Gompers What was the impact of the transcontinental rail system on the American economy and society in the late nineteenth century? 2) How did the huge industrial trusts develop in industries such as steel and oil, and what was their effect on the economy? 3) What was the effect of the new industrial revolution on American laborers, and how did various labor organizations attempt to respond to the new conditions? 4) The text states that “no single group was…

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    people put into perspective how uniquely possessed this island really is. Ms. Dunham traveled the world dancing and was also a scholar. She earned her bachelor, masters and doctoral degree from the University of Chicago and was “the first African American woman to attend this university”…

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    “Power tends to corrupt and absolute power corrupts absolutely”, said Lord Acton, the 19th-century British historian. These words describe chapter two wherein Rubenstein details the rise to power of the Nazi party and the events that led up to the actual imprisonment of the Jews. Hitler’s decisive plan for total domination required three very specific conditions…

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    Austin Bell Professor Schroeder Religion 321 25 November 2015 Salem Witch Trials The Salem Witch Trials are a very well known piece of American history that is still heavily researched today. These trials were held in Salem, Massachusetts starting in February of 1692 and ending around May, 1693. The trials consisted of a number of different Salem residents being accused of partaking in witchcraft activities. As many as 141 people were arrested for this and out of those, 20 people were executed…

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    an illness affecting many people in the world, but its most common victims are the veterans of war. One in eight veterans return from war afflicted with PTSD and the number continually rises with war time atrocities becoming worse as new terror organizations form. The things our soldiers see greatly traumatize leaving them scarred for life and give them an incomprehensible fear of it, leading to a difficult life in which they can’t live freely. PTSD, a steadily rising mental illness caused by a…

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    oligarchy, monarchy aristocracy, and many others with slight variations. Why and how did democracy grow to such popularity, and how has democracy changed since its creation. The exact date of when democracy was first used in society is unknown but historians estimate it is approximately 500 BC in Athens Greece. Before a democratic system was implemented, Athens was in a state of fluctuation between having tyrants seize control, and the population voting in different tyrants. Until 594…

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    For Jews, Chinese nourishment likewise served as a door into American life and into eating food past the commonplace smoked fish and rye bread. Chinese sustenance permitted Jews to eat ethnic cooking without the trepidation of blending milk – which the Chinese by and large evade – and meat. Don 't bother that there…

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    The American industrial revolution of the 1800s was powered by coal. This newly harnessed energy source is what made the industrial innovations, like the fabrication of steel and iron, of the 1800s possible. In the early days of its mining, 1840, only 7,000 men were mining coal in America, but by 1870 the number of miners increased to 186,000. This increase was only the beginning. In 1900 the number of miners had surged to as many as 677,000. With the increase of workers came the increase of…

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    In AS book, her willpower was greatly emphasized by the writer/sister but at the same time the book also confessed that Sophie was a thinker, meaning that Sophie did think of the consequences of the actions made by her brother and his friends, whereas Hans would think about Germany’s future and the necessity of giving the German people an opportunity to have an opinion about Nazism but even so, Sophie was convinced that they had done the right thing and the legacy of the white rose would…

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    A young woman is sitting down to write a novel. She has written several in the past, but, this time when it is about to be published the government bans her from doing so. Although in this book it has the possibility to give people everywhere the feeling of security and can be seen as something beneficial. It incorporates conflicts that can be seen as promiscuous and includes the Holocaust, which causes tension in some, that is why it’s banned. This happens everyday in America, in China, almost…

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