Links from Your Instructor for Chapter 18: Society
and Politics in the Gilded Age, 1865–1900 |
Links Specific to Chapter 18
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Self-Testing Using Answers to Observe Patterns about Government·
Without answers for
self-testing: Comparison of
Governmental Actions from 1883 through the 1890s |
Links Useful with Chapters 16, 17, 18, and 19 |
Chronologies to Help You See Changes and Interconnections
Optional Reference
Optional Background: the Study Tool of Chronological Events from the Period before 1877·
Notice the color coding of events of corruption and SCANDALS in this era and WHO
EXPOSES THAT CORRUPTION.
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If You Want to See a Link Useful with a Specific ChapterIf you think a resource specific to a chapter that you look at previously will help you, those links are repeated here. |
Self-Testing Using Answers to Observe Patterns about Workers in Factories
Self-Testing Using Answers to Observe Patterns about Farmers·
Without
answers for self-testing: Comparison of Farmer
Events from 1869 through 1893 – and to the End of the 1890s Self-Testing Using Answers to Observe Patterns about Government·
Without answers for
self-testing: Comparison of Governmental
Actions from 1883 through the 1890s Seeing
Change Over Time in American Business and Foreign Policy
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Seeing Change Over Time – Color-coded terms to
help you notice what happened in the background period from 1882 to 1893 and
the active period of expansion after that to 1900: |
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