What immigrants would most easily assimilate into American society in the late 1800s
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A farmer from Ireland
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What events caused americans to move west right away
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the 1848 discovery of gold in california
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What is the modern name of the office of Indian affairs
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Bureau of Indian Affairs
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What was the most important institution in African American communities after the Civil War
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churches -apex
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What cultural change resulted from the adoption of the eight-hour workday in the early 1900s
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An increase in leisure activities - Apex
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Whp was William Marcy Tweed
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William Magear Tweed was an American politician. He was also
know as Boss Tweed.
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What organizations was one of the largest unions in the 1880s and fought for an eight-hour workday
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Knights of Labor~apex
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How did the production of goods such as clothing and furniture change in the late 1800's
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Production of goods and many other things changed greatly due to
mechanisation and huge improvements in steam power.
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What was nonconformist Christian groups
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protestant groups that did not follow the church of England's
rules
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How did Sears Roebuck and Company sell goods to people in rural areas in the late 1800s
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By mail. Sears Roebuck and Co. Published a catalog each year,
with everything form clothing to jewelry to tools to furniture to
medicine to food to guns to... well, you name it, if it existed,
Sears sold it. People ordered by mail, and Sears mailed or shipped
their products back to them. Sort of like Amazon without the
computer. By the way, check your library and see if they can get
you a copy of the Sears 1898 catalog. It has been reprinted in a
hardcover version- fascinating to look at what you could buy.
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Which statement is true of the sedition act
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It caused an American presidential candidate to run his campains
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What is a railroad baron
A robber baron of the railroad industry.
What immigrants would most easily assimilate into American society in the late 1800s
A farmer from Ireland
What events caused americans to move west right away
the 1848 discovery of gold in california
What is the modern name of the office of Indian affairs
Bureau of Indian Affairs
What was the most important institution in African American communities after the Civil War
churches -apex
What cultural change resulted from the adoption of the eight-hour workday in the early 1900s
An increase in leisure activities - Apex
Whp was William Marcy Tweed
William Magear Tweed was an American politician. He was also
know as Boss Tweed.
What organizations was one of the largest unions in the 1880s and fought for an eight-hour workday
Knights of Labor~apex
How did the production of goods such as clothing and furniture change in the late 1800's
Production of goods and many other things changed greatly due to
mechanisation and huge improvements in steam power.
What was nonconformist Christian groups
protestant groups that did not follow the church of England's
rules
How did Sears Roebuck and Company sell goods to people in rural areas in the late 1800s
By mail. Sears Roebuck and Co. Published a catalog each year,
with everything form clothing to jewelry to tools to furniture to
medicine to food to guns to... well, you name it, if it existed,
Sears sold it. People ordered by mail, and Sears mailed or shipped
their products back to them. Sort of like Amazon without the
computer. By the way, check your library and see if they can get
you a copy of the Sears 1898 catalog. It has been reprinted in a
hardcover version- fascinating to look at what you could buy.
Which statement is true of the sedition act
It caused an American presidential candidate to run his campains