PPT-The Populist Movement 1880s – 1890s

The Presidents in the 1890s Grover Cleveland 1837 1908 24 th 1893 1897 William McKinley 1843 1901 25 th 1897 1901 Benjamin Harrison 1833 1901 23 rd 1889 1893 The Nature of the 1890s. 509 brPage 2br Commissioned by The Los Angeles Philharmonic Association EsaPekka Salonen Music Director Chicago Symphony Orchestra Riccardo Muti Music Director Designate and New York City Ballet Peter Martins Ballet Master in Chief First performance By Faith Nichol. Gibson Girl Hairstyle:. . The woman's hair was swept back from her face and piled on top of her . head. . Pompadours hairstyle:. The . pompadour hairstyle was worn by both men and women. This look was almost a subdued version of the Gibson . By: . Allishia. Sewell, . Ciana. Hughes, & Brittanie Cole.. “. In Essentials, Unity; In Non-essentials, Liberty; In All Things, Charity.”. De-De-De-DEFLATION!!!. Deflation, which was frequent in the 18. Dorothy is a simple country girl who lives on an impoverished farm with her aunt and uncle. Dorothy represents America: honest and kindhearted. A second suggestion is she is Mary Elizabeth Lease, known as the Kansas Tornado, was an American lecturer, writer, and political activist. She was an advocate of the suffrage movement as well as temperance but she was best known for her work with the Populist party. She had the slogan, "Raise More Hell and Less Corn".. Americans seek reforms in the 20. th. Century. **In response to social problems created by. industrialization, urbanization, and immigration,. a movement called . Progressivism. emerged to bring. about social justice. Many of these reforms still exist . ESSENTIAL QUESTION: How did farmers respond to the problems they faced in the late . nineteenth century?. TEKS and Objectives. We will…. (3A) analyze . the . beginnings of . Populism. (5C). . evaluate . Marley Morris. St Antony’s College, Oxford. 12 November 2013. Leaving aside the committed radicals, we focused on: . The reluctant radicals . who . have. cast a vote for a populist party but do not ‘feel close’ to those parties (much less than committed core voters do). . Post 4. th. Century. Eôsphoros. (Dawn-bringer). Aphroditês. . astêr. . (Aphrodite’s star). Pyroeis. . (Fiery). Arêos. . astêr. . (Ares’ star). 155. Embassy of Greek philosophers (Aristotelian, Stoic, Skeptic) to Rome. Women played a prominent role in the Populist Movements speakers and organizers. Convinced that rich industrialist and bankers had a stranglehold on the government . Like the Grangers before them, the Populists wanted the government to take a larger role (to end oppression, injustice and poverty). 1870s-1880s. Farmers were becoming a minority in the USA. .. The numbers of farmers declined from 60% of the population in 1860 to less than 37% in 1900. .. They experienced falling prices. .. The emergence of commercial farming and specialized farming. How did farmers respond to their problems?. 1870-1890. : extension of farming to the Great Plains and the . greater use of machinery led to an abundance of crops. .. More crops drove prices down . but the cost of running a farm remained high.. Reconstruction. Progressive Movement/Party and Populist Party. World War I. The Reconstruction/Civil Rights. Think About It:. What . . has been the lasting impact of the 13. th. , 14. th. , and 15. Problems . farmers faced . in the late 1800s?. 1. ) . Deflation. Due to overproduction – prices plummeted. * . Bad news for farmers because they received less money . for their . crops. . - . The price of wheat fell from $2.00 a bushel in 1867 to $0.68 a bushel in 1887.. Post 4. th. Century. Eôsphoros. (Dawn-bringer). Aphroditês. . astêr. . (Aphrodite’s star). Pyroeis. . (Fiery). Arêos. . astêr. . (Ares’ star). 155. Embassy of Greek philosophers (Aristotelian, Stoic, Skeptic) to Rome.