PPT-Urban America Chapter 13

Urban America Chapter 13 Immigration Section 1 Go Hornets Immigration In the late 19 th new immigrants flooded into America and settled into ethnic neighborhoods in the large cities American feared that these new immigrants would not adapt to the American culture but would become harmful to the American society. Barrio Logos: Space And Place in Urban Chicano Literature and Culture. by . Raúl. . Homero. Villa . Riley Stauffer. Learning Presentation. AMCS 115-Race and Representation . Introduction to Chapter 3. America and the Great War. Chapter Twenty-One: . America and the Great War. The “Big Stick”: America and the World, 1901-1917. The Great War and the U.S.. From Local to Global: The war started in the remote Balkans with the Austrian invasion of Serbia in August 1914, but would become a global conflict in a matter of weeks.. Chapter 20. Postwar Social Change. (1920–1929). Copyright © 2005 by Pearson Education, Inc., publishing as. Prentice Hall, Upper Saddle River, New Jersey. All rights reserved.. America: Pathways to the Present. Analysis o. f the chapters and their functions. By . Mohsin. . Ha. mid. The . novel. . and the . novelist. . “The Reluctant Fundamentalist” is a novel written . by the Pakistani . Mohsin. Hamid in 2007. . Frontier Urbanization: European Colonization to Independence. Mercantile Period (1790-1840) Local Markets and Central Place. Early Industrial Expansion and Realignment (1840-1875). Industrialization (1875-1920) Uneven and Unstable. Lesson Plan. Euler Circuits. Parking-Control . Officer Problem. Finding Euler Circuits. Qualifications: Even Valence and Connectedness. Beyond Euler Circuits. Chinese Postman Problem. Eulerizing. a Graph. Button 1—Will give you a gift of $10,000. Button 2—Will give you and 3 other random people a gift of $5,000. Button 3—Will give you and 25 other random people a gift of $2,000. Using plenty of details, explain which button you push and why. Or, would you decide not to push a button? . Urban Poor. Not everyone found the American Dream. Poor class starts to rise up. White Flight- Leaving city for suburb. Rural poor moved to cities. Cities were robbed of tax payers. Inner Cities. Suburbanites did not see what was happening. Transition America. After World War I, America saw many new changes or transitions. Transition from . war. to peace. Isolationist. spirit was strong after WWI. U.S. rejected Treaty of . Versailles. ________________________________. From log cabin to mansion (The Hermitage, Nashville, TN). first president from a state west of the original thirteen. Lawyer, judge, land speculator, politician, Indian fighter, and planter. Immersed in their on-demand, highly consumptive, and disposable lifestyles, most urban Americans take for granted the technologies that provide them with potable water, remove their trash, and process their wastewater. These vital services, however, are the byproduct of many decades of development by engineers, sanitarians, and civic planners.  In The Sanitary City, Martin V. Melosi assembles a comprehensive, thoroughly researched and referenced history of sanitary services in urban America. He examines the evolution of water supply, sewage systems, and solid waste disposal during three distinct eras: The Age of Miasmas (pre-1880) The Bacteriological Revolution (1880-1945) and The New Ecology (1945 to present-day).  Originally published in 2000, this abridged edition includes updated text and bibliographic materials. The Sanitary City is an essential resource for those interested in environmental history, environmental engineering, science and technology, urban studies, and public health.Winner of: George Perkins Marsh Prize from the American Society for Environmental History Urban History Association Prize for the best book in North American Urban History Abel Wolman Prize from the Public Works Historical Society Sidney Edelstein Prize from the Society for the History of Technology Immersed in their on-demand, highly consumptive, and disposable lifestyles, most urban Americans take for granted the technologies that provide them with potable water, remove their trash, and process their wastewater. These vital services, however, are the byproduct of many decades of development by engineers, sanitarians, and civic planners.  In The Sanitary City, Martin V. Melosi assembles a comprehensive, thoroughly researched and referenced history of sanitary services in urban America. He examines the evolution of water supply, sewage systems, and solid waste disposal during three distinct eras: The Age of Miasmas (pre-1880) The Bacteriological Revolution (1880-1945) and The New Ecology (1945 to present-day).  Originally published in 2000, this abridged edition includes updated text and bibliographic materials. The Sanitary City is an essential resource for those interested in environmental history, environmental engineering, science and technology, urban studies, and public health.Winner of: George Perkins Marsh Prize from the American Society for Environmental History Urban History Association Prize for the best book in North American Urban History Abel Wolman Prize from the Public Works Historical Society Sidney Edelstein Prize from the Society for the History of Technology In 1917, Lenin led the Bolsheviks in the Russian Revolution & created the 1. st. communist government. What is Communism. ?.  political theory derived from Karl Marx, . advocating.  class war and leading to a society in which all property is publicly owned and each person works and is paid according to their abilities and needs. HOW TO READ. MODERN LATIN AMERICA. … and learn to love it!. CASE STUDIES. Mexico: The Taming of a Revolution. Cuba: Key Colony, Socialist State. The Andes: Soldiers, Oligarchs, and Indians. Colombia: Civility and Violence.