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1800’s – early 1900’s

 The Wild West

 Transcontinental Railroad A railroad across the continent How did this change the country? What were some of the challenges? The Golden Spike

 Moving West  Homestead Act – pay $10 + agree to stay for 5 years = 160 acres of land.  Life was hard on the Great Plains.  Goal was to turn the plains into productive farmland.  How was this an opportunity for African Americans? Pioneers Homesteaders Exodusters

  George Custer – leader of the U.S. soldiers  Sitting Bull – Leader of the Native Americans  This battle is also known as “Custer’s Last Stand”…make an inference! The Battle of Little Bighorn George Custer Sitting Bull Battle of Little Bighorn

 What is a Cowboy? A cowboy is someone who works on a ranch handling cattle and horses. 1/3 of all cowboys were Mexican-American or African American.

 How Did Cowboys Make $$$?  Too Much Beef in Texas + Demand for Beef in the East = $ for Cowboys  Cowboys conducted cattle drives  It took the cowboys 2 to 3 months.  Cattle Trails were used. Cattle Drives – cowboys guided huge herds of cattle north to the transcontinental railroad.

 Cattle Trails Famous Cattle Trails  Chisholm Trail  Great Western Trail

 Transcontinental Railroad Cowboys – Homesteaders – Americans – Cowboys – Native Americans –

 Inventors

  Invented the telephone in  How did this impact American life? Alexander Graham Bell

  Invented the first working light bulb in  How did this impact American life? Thomas Edison

 The Wright Brothers (Wilbur & Orville Wright)  Conducted the world’s first airplane flight in 1903, in Kitty Hawk, North Carolina.  How did this impact American life?

Kitty Hawk, NC

  A great African American scientist.  Formerly enslaved  Studied agriculture  He did a lot of experimenting to find new ways to use different plants. (peanuts) George Washington Carver

 BIG Business

 All about BIG business Corporation – a business that is owned by investors Stocks – corporations sell shares of the company called stocks.

 All about BIG business Free Enterprise – in this system, people are free to start their own business. Consumer – a person who buys or uses goods and services.

 All about BIG business Human resources – people who work to produce goods and services. Capital resources – the tools and machines that companies use to produce goods and services.

  Andrew Carnegie – made steel a major industry in the United States.  He made steel affordable.  People use it to make buildings, bridges, automobiles, trains, and railroads. The Steel Industry

  John D. Rockefeller - made oil a major industry in the United States.  By the early 1880s, his company controlled 90% of the oil business in the U.S.  Monopoly – a company that has control of an entire industry. Why is this a problem? The Oil Industry

 Immigrants

 Someone who leaves their home country to make a new home in a new country. What is an Immigrant? Why did people what to immigrate to the United States of America?

 Immigrants first had to go to an immigrations station before getting permission to enter the U.S. How did immigrants enter the U.S.? Ellis Island New York Harbor European Immigrants Angel Island San Francisco Bay Chinese Immigrants

 The Labor Movement

 Long hours for little pay. What was it like working in the U.S.? Sweatshops Dangerous working conditions. Child Labor

 Labor Unions – people worked to gain improved working conditions and better wages. What’s the Solution? Strikes – workers refuse to work to try to force business owners to meet their demands.

 Women’s Rights

 Women ≠ Men Suffrage – a term for “the right to vote” Suffragists – people who worked for women’s voting rights. Susan B. Anthony

 This amendment gave women the right to vote. 19 th Amendment What else changed for women?

 Becoming a World Power

  In 1867, Alaska was purchased for $7.2 million.  Gold was soon discovered.  Fishing for salmon was an important part of their economy. Gaining New Land How did this help the U.S. become a world power?

  Liliuokalani, queen of Hawaii, did not want foreigners to farm in Hawaii and asked them to leave.  The foreigners revolted.  The queen surrendered.  In 1898, Hawaii was annexed, or added to the United States. Gaining New Land How did this help the U.S. become a world power?

  Americans were angered by Spain’s treatment of the Cuban people by the Spanish.  Americans were worried American businesses in Cuba were being destroyed.  President McKinley, sent the USS Maine, a battleship, to protect Americans in Cuba, but was destroyed by an explosion. Causes of the Spanish-American War Yellow Journalism???

  Americans prepared for the war:  Theodore Roosevelt started the Rough Riders.  African Americans fought as well (AKA Buffalo Soldiers)  3 months later = war is over The War

 United States is a World Power !  Gained Spanish territories – Puerto Rico, the Philippines, and Guam. Results of War + =

 How do you sail from the east coast of the US to the west?

 I know…Build a Canal!!!

 President Roosevelt decided to build the Panama Canal. Panama Canal How did this change America’s role in the world?

 President Roosevelt And the Progressives

 Progressives were reformers who worked to stop unfair practices by businesses and to improve the way in which government worked. The Progressives Sherman Antitrust Act Meat Inspection Act Pure Food and Drug Act Building Codes Children required to attend school. Blue Laws

 Places to Know

 The Grand Canyon

Grand Canyon

 The Salton Sea

Grand Canyon Salton Sea

 Great Salt Lake

Grand Canyon Salton Sea Great Salt Lake

 Mojave Desert

Grand Canyon Salton Sea Great Salt Lake Mojave Desert