PPT-POPULISM: Fire on the Prairie

1880s1890s Three Overall Questions 1 Why are farmers hurting 2 Who do they blame 3 How do they propose to solve their problems If Im Producing More How Come Im Making Less . Photo Credit: D. . Immel. -Jeffery 2010. California Grasslands: . Biodiverse. Landscapes in a . Biodiverse. Region. GLOBAL HOTSPOTS OF BIODIVERSITY. Mittermeier. et al. 1999. North Coast/Klamath. 14 million acres. EQ: Describe the appeal of populism in the 1880s-1890s and in 2015. Defining Populism. A belief in the power of regular people and in their right to have control over their government rather than a small group of political insiders or a wealthy elite. A habitat plan for native prairie, grassland, and wetlands in the Prairie Region of western Minnesota. Minnesota Prairie Plan Working Group. June 14, 2011. New Funding for Prairie Conservation. In 2008, the citizens of Minnesota passed a constitutional amendment increasing the state sales tax by 3/8. All that is left. USFWS GRANT. http://www.fws.gov/birdhabitat/Grants/NAWCA/Standard/US/2013_Sept.shtm. This website will take you to the page that announces the 2014 awards for wildlife habitat grants given by the United States Fish and Wildlife Service. . Review. Created By:. Michael Crews. Westward Expansion. The Louisiana Purchase (1803) doubled the size of the U.S.. Populations moving west was a nearly continuous process after the War of 1812. Homestead Act 1862. Lecture 4. Political spin: Electioneering, the ‘permanent campaign’ and spin doctors. Introduction. Public information (in the public interest) . vs. . Political spin (in the party interest). Outline. Ilker . Yaman. , . Heda. . Adamisinova. & Guro Flaarønning. 03.05.2017, . Aristotle. . University. Questions. How to define populism?. How . is . populism . connected . to nationalism and post . 1880s-1890s. If I’m Producing More, How Come I’m Making Less? . Look to Themselves: ORGANIZE. 1. Cooperatives. 2. Farmer Alliances. Look to Government . 1. Create Fair Credit System. 2. Regulate the RRs. Most of . OUR FOOD . comes from the Prairies!. Including corn, wheat and soybeans…. Can you think of things that are made out of these products?. Prairie . Soils. are a type of . GRASSLAND. . . It is too . What is a savanna?. Scattered trees and sometimes shrubs. Dense herbaceous understory. Often an “. ecotone. ”. What is an ecotone?. TTYP – What kinds of environmental factors or disturbances could create an . This week. Vargas’ return as populist democrat. “Populism”: significance and pitfalls of the term. “Populism” and organised labour. Industrialisation, uneven growth . Internal migration and its implications for labour and culture. Hannah Grun University of Minnesota, Twin Cities Lake Itasca Biological Station Laboratories ABSTRACT: Small mammals of North America still have uncertain distribution factors, and abundance of these .Wild BergamotMonarda fistulosaR - rare (1-10/acre)Plantawaste.CatnipNepeta catariaR - rare (1-10/acre)Compsandy prairie 10Scribner's Panic GrassPanicum oligosanthes scribneriaR - rare (1-10/acre)Cype 1Justin LehmanField MammalogyItasca Biological Station Summer 2009AbstractWe examined the difference in diversity between prairie and forestedhabitats Natural prairies have been in a steady decline s