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Populism and Agrarian Discontent Reading
OpenStax - Homesteading
OpenStax - Farmers Revolt in the Populist Era
OpenStax - Railroads and Robber Barons
OpenStax - Industrial Leaders in Gilded Age
OpenStax - Building America on the Back of Labor
OpenStax - Gilded Age Politics
OpenStax - Cities/Urbanization
OpenStax - Patronage, Tariffs, and Gold
1899 - Growth of Cities
1900 - Lure of Cities
Jacob Riis - Immigration
Story of US - Cities
World War 1 Webquest
3-10-20 Directions:
1.  Go to the Smithsonian Link below.  There are several very short articles about the Roaring 20s.  Pick 2 of the articles listed below that you would like to learn more about.  Read these two articles and then write a short paragraph (2-5 sentences) about what this articles taught you about the decade of the 1920s:
-Bootleg King
-Gang Murders
-Coco Chanel
-Florence Harding as First Lady
-The KKK  and Prohibition
-Gossip about Berlin's Interfaith Marriage
-Al Capone (on 2nd page of articles)
Smithsonian Roaring 20s Page
American Heritage - Teapot Dome
OpenStax - The Stock Market Crash of 1929
OpenStax - Hoover's Response to the Depression
Gilder Lehrman Great Depression
Gilder Lehrman - World War II - to ready 3/26/19
Iron Curtain Speech and Questions
10.04 - Cold War Coach Book
Gilder Lehrman - Cold War, Warm hearth
Gilder Lehrman - Postwar Politics and the Cold War
Cold War People Presentation
Civil Rights - 11.02 Coach Book
Civil Rights Webquest
Kennedy Assassination Article
11.04 (Vietnam Part 1) EOC Coach Book Questions
11.04 (Vietnam Part 2) EOC Coach Book Questions
​Lyndon Johnson’s Great Society
As you read Johnson’s Great Society Speech, highlight sentences or phrases in the speech with different colors for their emphasis on following areas (make a key on the first page). 
Education
War on Poverty (anything aimed at ending poverty)
Civil Rights
Foreign Affairs
Health
Environment
Housing
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