Get a broad overview of the key things to know for Period 6.

Booker T. Washington- MLK before MLK. Booker T. represents one side of the civil rights movement of the 1890s. Find out what exactly he stood for, and what he stood against.

What is the Social Gospel and how did it transform the lives of child laborers? Read to find out.

How did laissez-faire big business policy shift into trust-busting? What did World War I mean for monopolies?

How did the rich and poor understand the inequality of the 19th century? Click here to find out.

Addressing the “Indian Problem” and taking the land… again…

Populism in rural America because of the economic success of the “elite”… history DOES repeat itself…

Another religious revival in America will again create generational change.

The beginning of “Separate but Equal”…

Getting more people to move West is a fraught business

Becoming an economic titan, and the men who built America

How the Industrial Revolution changed the very fabric of America- NOT just the economy.

The systematic discrimination of African Americans in the 19th century is a direct result of the Jim Crow laws.

What happens when cheap labor floods a country and takes American jobs?

The National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) was a civil rights group founded in 1909. It is America’s largest and most enduring civil rights organization.

Tammany Hall was a nineteenth and twentieth century New York City political machine that got its start in the 1780s as a benevolent society.

The Pullman Strike was a nationwide railway strike that caused the disruption of rail traffic throughout the nation, riots and property damage in and around the city of Chicago, the arrest of strike leaders, and 30 deaths.