PPT-The American Pageant

Chapter 23 Political Paralysis in the Gilded Age 18691896 Cover Slide Copyright Houghton Mifflin Company All rights reserved Adapted from Ms Susan M Pojer Horace Greeley HS Chappaqua NY. “All Dolled Up”. Friday, October 4. th. . 7:00p.m.- 10:00p.m. Application Process. Sign Up Sheet is circulating- make sure you sign before you leave. . Only those who qualify will be eligible to receive an application in your first block classroom on Monday. . vocabulary. contagious. capable of transmitting disease; carrying a disease, catching, transmittable,. infectious. Page 9 - "Right now?" Miss Hemphill stared. "Why, he shouldn't be in school with red spots! . Chapter 5 . By Barbara Robinson. When we got home my father wanted to hear all . about it.. . “Well,” Mother said, “just suppose you had never . heard the Christmas story, and didn’t know . Settling the Northern Colonies . (1619 – 1700). Reading Questions. Explain who the Puritans were and their beliefs and explain why they left England for the New World.. Explain the basic governmental and religious practices of the Massachusetts Bay Colony.. The Resurgence of Conservatism. www.Apushreview.com. Reagan was a member of the New Right:. Believed large government was a failure. Advocated free markets, anti-Soviet foreign policy, against government programs. The Stormy Sixties: 1960 – 1968 . www.Apushreview.com. Sources of Stagnation. Reasons for economic downturn:. High cost of Vietnam War. Rising oil prices. Inflation. High funding for Great Society. Chapter 2. By Barbara Robinson. Mother didn’t expect to have anything to do . with the Christmas pageant except to make me . and my little brother Charlie be in it (we didn’t . want to) and to make my father go and see it (he . America Confronts . the Post-Cold . War Era. Bill Clinton: The First Baby-Boomer President. Clinton was a “New” Democrat:. Movement towards the center politically. Tougher on crime, pro-defense, welfare reform. Chapter 4. By Barbara Robinson. The first pageant rehearsal was usually about as . much fun as a three-hour ride on the school bus, and . just as noisy and crowded. This rehearsal, though, was . different. Everybody shut up and settled down right . Chapter 4. By Barbara Robinson. The first pageant rehearsal was usually about as . much fun as a three-hour ride on the school bus, and . just as noisy and crowded. This rehearsal, though, was . different. Everybody shut up and settled down right . Chapter 5 . By Barbara Robinson. When we got home my father wanted to hear all . about it.. . “Well,” Mother said, “just suppose you had never . heard the Christmas story, and didn’t know . Chapter 7. Reluctant Revolutionaries. “The Rights of Englishmen”. British roots. Time / Distance matters!. Republicanism, Radical Whigs, and the Enlightenment. The end of salutary neglect; mercantilism. Chapter 2. By Barbara Robinson. Mother didn’t expect to have anything to do . with the Christmas pageant except to make me . and my little brother Charlie be in it (we didn’t . want to) and to make my father go and see it (he . The Shaping and Peopling of North America. Single supercontinent to North America over millions of years ago. Ice age until about 10,000 years ago. Most original inhabitants came by an exposed land bridge connecting Eurasia with North America between present day Siberia and Alaska.