The Crisis of the 1890’s |
I.
The
Course and Cost of Rapid Industrialization a.
Urbanization
and The Crisis of the Cities b.
Mass
Production and The Decline of Skilled Labor c.
The
Problems with Agriculture d.
Rich
and Poor II.
Defenders
of Laissez-Faire a.
Social
Darwinism b.
The
Gospel of Wealth III.
The
Reform Impulse Begins a.
Reform
Darwinism b.
Socialism c.
The
Rise of Unions
i.
The Knights of Labor
ii.
The American Federation of Labor d.
Agricultural
Discontent
i.
The Grange Movement
ii.
Farmer’s Alliance
iii.
The Populist Party e.
The
Closing of the Frontier IV.
The
Spanish American War
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