American Pageant Chapter 25 APUSH Review

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Notes from the video to copy into your notes :) Ch. 25 Growth of Cities -Huge increase in urbanization -Economic opportunities in industrial jobs bring people to the cities (immigrants, AAs, farmers heading into cities) -New technology supports this growth -First skyscraper built in 1885 in Chicago -Streetcars allow people to travel greater distances -Changing roles for women, sense of independence Problems in the Cities Challenges -Growth of urban poverty (huge gap between rich and poor) -Huge population increase leads to lack of clean water, poor sanitation, rise of slums/tenements -Neighborhoods segregated by race, ethnicity, and class (ex: little Italy in New York) Political Bosses and Machine Politics -Political machines controlled politics in major cities → William “Boss” Tweed of Tammany Hall in NY -If you vote for a certain candidate, they will give you jobs -Also provided basic welfare type services to the poor and immigrant community -Greed, graft, and fraud were common Why did immigrants come to America? Pull Factors → Political freedom → Religious freedom → Economic opportunity Push factors → Farm jobs lost to mechanization → Poverty → Lack of freedom, religious persecution → Political instability Response to Changing Immigration -Ellis Island opens -Rise in nativism (people thought that natives were racially inferior, took jobs and lowered wages, were not Protestant, radical) -Attempts to exclude: → Chinese Exclusion Act (1882) → American Protective Association = anti-Catholic group made up of American Protestants → Literacy Tests enacted in 1917 → Quota Acts of 1920s severely restricted immigrants Response to Urbanization and Immigration Issues -Various attempts undertaken to deal with the problems posed by urbanization and immigration -Social Gospel Movement: christians had a responsibility to deal with urban poverty -Salvation Army: provide poverty relief while spreading Christian houses -YMCA/YWCA -Settlement House Movement → Jane Addams established the Hull House in 1889 → Provided various social services in the community → Helped immigrants adapt to new society Belief Systems of the Industrial Revolution -Belief in Portestant work ethic -Rags to riches (ex: Andrew Carnegie from Scotland) -Critics of the industrial pro business climate of the Gilded Age → Henry George: Critically examined the inequalities in wealth caused by industrialization and capitalism → Edward Bellamy -Effort to reform these problems will eventually lead to a movement known as the Progressive Movement in the 1890s → Rise of press and education → Compulsory attendance, tax supported schools were more accessible, and literacy rates went up African American Responses -Booker T Washington → Ex-slave, wrote autobio “Up From Slavery” → Said that AAs should acquire vocational skills to gain self respect and economic security → Did not advocate for directly challenging white supremacy, which led him to be called an “accommodationist” by critics → Gradual change -W.E.B. DuBois -Graduated from Harvard, from the north -Founded the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) -Demanded immediate political and social equality for black people and rejected Booker’s gradualism

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The Gilded Age: The bane of High Schoolers everywhere.

[@jtm278]

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[@tyrian_baal]

@@jtm278 I love American history but this is the most confusing period for me

[@jtm278]

@@tyrian_baal me too, its full of irrelevant presidents and unfair monopolies. I did really well on the test this unit tho

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Hi i hope you read this lol i just wanted to personally thank you for doing these videos... our American Pageant textbook is so dense and boring but my friend and i used your videos and we both got As on the final and we had an 89 going into the class but both came out with As!!! i honestly credit your videos with my grade so thank you so much 💙💙💙💙

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Thank you so much for taking the time to leave this comment. I am really glad that I could help you in your class. I totally agree about the American Pageant......

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Wait how did the cities reflect divided social condition?

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[@jayzeleediche4323]

what caused urban poverty and the huge gap between rich and poor? was it just the increase in immigration that led to segregation of like the Irish and Chinese?

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+Jayzelee Diche It was the increase in immigration and the increase in the power of political bosses (which sometimes formed monopolies). Btw sorry you probably don't care any more... ^-^;

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do you think you'll make more videos for other chapters in the American Pageant?

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yup. chapter 30 going up in a few days. what chapter u on now?

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i liked also wat'ler

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Let's be honest it really worth reading the textbook just curious here? It takes a quite long time to read a chapter honestly.

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Read your book if you're going for a good grade on the actual AP test. It helps, even if you can hash out a chapter test without it.

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Dang I just don't have time to read to read one single chapter. Actually I could make time for because I like to read a lot of Business books but it seems to be more worth my time. In this case I can learn how to make money instead of studying history which is not going to help me in the real world. Don't get me wrong I love history but I didn't think Apush was going to keep me up late nights and long hours of homework. I kinda wish I would of stay in regular honestly. 😂

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Budgeting your time is a must. The chapters are really freaking long. Takes about an hour and a half of reading for me. Try sets of 30-40 minutes with breaks in between. It might help.

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Jacob Thompson he is right, but he missed one point, studying smarter is better than studying harder

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the one time i didnt take your notes I completely bombed the 1 quiz and therefore a portion of the test (it was ch 23 & 24). biggest smh moment of my high school career right there

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11:15 "And key to that movement is this guy: Walter...that guy"

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10:37 reminds me of modern day

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Thanks Jocz’

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So nobody noticed that he put "a" instead of "an" before immigrants at 9:05? 🤷🏿‍♂️

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no. i dont care either.

[@gaylars4875]

@@clueless.2509 oh my gosh I wrote this when I was a stupid 18 yr old. I've always been the kind of person that has a weird thing with english and I felt so proud to have caught that little mistake. I'm sorry it sounded so mean.

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@@gaylars4875 look how far you come in self improvement 😁

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Anyone else just binge watching this before the exam?

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no. .

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7:53 you said pull factor instead of push factors LOL

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+Karin Jung oops

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13:07 is the stuff

[@Geobiery]

When you say that the old immigrants were literate and skilled, does that include the Irish?

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yeah cuz most of them were German and Irish.

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yes bc i'm rirish

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u realize u said "pull factors" 2 times right???

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