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    acquisition of U.S. territory. As americans started to search for new lands in Asia‚ Asians Immigrants set there eyes on America. After the Annexation of california‚ Aaron H. Palmer proposed chinese laborers to be imported to build transcontinental railroad and also to cultivate the lands of california. Around 1849‚ Chinese migrants began arriving in America. The chinese migrated to the states for their own reasons which were getting away from the intense conflicts in china caused by british opium

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    The Sand Creek Massacre was a horrifying catastrophe that occurred on November 29‚ 1864 about forty two miles away from Fort Lyon Colorado. The Native American Indians were attacked in their peaceful village by 7 hundred men of the Colorado Territory militia‚ who were lead by Colonel John M. Chivington. It became one of the most abominable Indian wars. A few years before the massacre it was believed that the Indians could cause us harm however‚ that wasn’t the situation and it is now reflected over

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    The Politics of Reconstruction a. The Civil War was bloodiest war in American history (600‚000 soldiers died). It began as way to preserve Union but evolved into a struggle for African American freedom‚ resulting in the death of slavery in the United States and the unification of the states under a stronger central government. b.The Defeated South i.South destroyed after defeat: towns ruined‚ slavery (means of labor in cotton fields) lost‚ destroyed cotton fields‚ depressed economy ii.Defeat

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    protection under both state and federal law. President Johnson vetoed the amendment because he thought that extending free people’s rights wasn’t necessary. Congress overrode his veto and all southern states had accepted the Fourteenth Amendment by the late 1870’s. President Jackson was hated by many in America because of his lack of political skills and overall stubbornness toward the country’s issues. The House of Representatives compiled a resolution to impeach President Johnson for the first time in U

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    Nolan Kruse Father Ed APUSH period 1 January 4‚ 2012 Research Paper The Process of Industrialization The term industrialization is defined as the process in which a society or nation transforms itself from a primarily agricultural society into one based on the manufacturing of goods and services. Industrialization is largely a product of “laissez-faire” capitalism as the market runs the economy instead of it being government-run. It served not only as a process to reach a more modern society

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    Cassandra Rollins HIS125: The West Week 2: Linda Rhoades-Swartz January 18‚ 2015 1. How did the western settlement‚ particularly in terms with railroad expansion and farming‚ lead to inevitable conflict with the Native Americans? Highlight at least one engagement in your answer. In 1862‚ the passing of the Homestead Act awarded 160 acres to settlers who engaged the land for at minimum five years. This indication to the making of above 300‚000 ranches built‚ and where ultimately two million

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    happens‚ right here in the heart of America‚ when the land is misused‚ mistreated‚ and turns on those who depend on it. Centered in the panhandle of Oklahoma and extending south into the panhandle of Texas‚ north into half of Kansas and a quadrant of Colorado‚ the Dust Bowl despoiled 100 million acres. For thousands of years this land had been well suited for grass‚ bison‚ wind‚ and regular droughts‚ but the lack of wheat fromRussia in World War I caused a world-wide shortage‚ inflating prices so high

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    Unit 4 Study Guide 1. 40 acres and a mule- were essentials promised to freed slaves after the civil war 2. Emancipation proclamation- freed slaves in the CSA‚ so did not affect slavery in the border states; allowed blacks to join Union Army 3. Sharecropping- is a system of agriculture in which a landowner allows a tenant to use the land in return for a share of the crops produced on the land 4. Reconstruction Act of 1867- South would be divided into 5 military states; acceptance of the 14th

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    Farmer’s discontent during the period 1870 – 1900 had an impact on their attitudes and actions towards national politics. During this time period manufacturing had a huge growth spurt and agricultural began to decline. This made it harder for farmers to make a living. Document G shows how much manufacturing increased between the years 1849 – 1899. America could no longer aspire to be a nation of small freehold farms. Manufacturers and people living in big cities depended on farmers to pretty much

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    • Lesson 26 The Growing Economlc Crisis of the Late Nineteenth Century Objective • To understand progressive steps taken by big business to bring order and stability to chaotic businesses of the late nineteenth century Notes ~ ~ ~ • • • ~ • ~ • • • • • Social Darwinism soon proved to be a philosophy for economic chaos. In the laissezfatre climate of the time. suppliers had to seek a monopoly to avoid being wrecked by competition. In their view‚ the government should protect individuals. businesses

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