Ch. 17 APUSH Give me Liberty the 3rd Edition PDF

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Chapter 17 outline for APUSH Course Give me Liberty the 3rd Edition
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American Farming and American Empire Chapter 17 I.

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Rise of the Populist Farmer A. The Farmers’ Alliance B. The Populist Party C. The role of third parties Populist demands A. Direct election of Senators B. Graduated income tax C. Low interest farm loans D. Silver money

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Populism’s strengths and weaknesses A. Political coalition B. Always race in the South C. The high water mark of James Weaver (1892)

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Labor issues A. Coxey’s Army (1894) B. Rise of Eugene Debs C. Crushing the Pullmans (1894)

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The First Modern Election (1896) A. Same Old Republicans… a feisty new Democrat B. Gold Standard or “Cross of Gold”? C. Campaigning differences D. A (reverse) Red State-Blue State map The New South- much like the Old South A. Limited industry B. Poor farmers- white and black C. Exodusters head to Kansas D. Rise of Jim Crow E. Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) and “Separate but equal” F. Ida Wells and anti-lynching laws New Immigrants, new prejudices A. Eastern and Southern Europeans B. Chinese immigration and Chinese Exclusion (1882) C. Booker T. Washington, Tuskegee, and the Atlanta Compromise (1895) D. Samuel Gompers and the AFL E. Women… yet again

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America Overseas A. Seward’s Folly (1867) B. Rudyard Kipling and “The White Man’s Burden” C. Eying Hawaii- and taking Hawaii D. The Depression of 1893 and the solution of empire America’s Shortest War (1898) A. William Hearst, Joseph Pulitzer, and Yellow Journalism B. Remembering The Maine C. Reunification at last? D. Teddy Roosevelt and the “Battle” of San Juan Hill E. Second front in the Pacific The Aftermath of Spain A. New possessions B. Independence for Cuba- kind of C. Open Door to China D. Emilio Aguinaldo’s war against America E. The Rematch over Empire (1900)...