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8th Grade - 12th Grade

Political Analysis - Corruption - Gilded Age

Political Analysis - Corruption - Gilded Age

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Political Analysis - Corruption - Gilded Age

8th Grade - 12th Grade

Social Studies, History

Examine the political landscape and corruption during the Gilded Age, focusing on the significant events and impacts from 1870 to 1900. Gain an understanding of the political dynamics of the era and analyze the effects of corruption on national policies and governance.

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8th Grade

Urbanization and Immigration - Changes During the Gilded Age

Urbanization and Immigration - Changes During the Gilded Age

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Urbanization and Immigration - Changes During the Gilded Age

8th Grade

Social Studies

Analyze urbanization and immigration trends in America during the Gilded Age, focusing on industrial growth, the emergence of major cities, and the influence of new inventions. Gain an understanding of the historical context surrounding immigration, examine the socio-economic transformations of the era, and recognize the contributions of various immigrant groups to urban development.

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8th Grade - 9th Grade

Political Influence and Reform - The Gilded Age - Progressivism

Political Influence and Reform - The Gilded Age - Progressivism

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Political Influence and Reform - The Gilded Age - Progressivism

8th Grade - 9th Grade

History, Social Studies

Examine the significant social and political transformations during the Gilded Age, focusing on political corruption, reforms, and legislation. Learn about the crucial role of muckrakers, analyze the impact of the Sherman Antitrust Law, and assess the significance of reforms such as the Pure Food & Meat Inspection Act. Understand how these elements have influenced modern governance, equipping learners with insights into historical developments and legislative progress that continue to shape the present.

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4th Grade - 11th Grade

Challenges Faced by Farmers - Goals and Successes of the Populist Party - The Gilded Age

Challenges Faced by Farmers - Goals and Successes of the Populist Party - The Gilded Age

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Challenges Faced by Farmers - Goals and Successes of the Populist Party - The Gilded Age

4th Grade - 11th Grade

History

Explore the challenges faced by farmers during the Gilded Age, focusing on economic policy impacts on agriculture. Understand the development and early successes of the Populist Party and its role in economic reform. Gain insights into political movements that shaped economic policy changes.

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7th Grade - 8th Grade

Economic Systems - Capitalism & Supply-Demand Dynamics

Economic Systems - Capitalism & Supply-Demand Dynamics

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Economic Systems - Capitalism & Supply-Demand Dynamics

7th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies, History

Examine the complexities of capitalism and the dynamics of supply and demand during the Gilded Age. Gain a comprehensive understanding of the impact of private ownership on economic systems, and analyze how market forces like supply and demand influence pricing and business strategies.

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7th Grade - 10th Grade

The Gilded Age - Immigration Patterns and Industrialization

The Gilded Age - Immigration Patterns and Industrialization

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The Gilded Age - Immigration Patterns and Industrialization

7th Grade - 10th Grade

Social Studies

Explore the Gilded Age in American history by examining industrial growth, immigration, and urban challenges. Gain insights into the socio-economic factors of the era, understand the diverse immigrant experience, and analyze the impact of industrialization on society.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

Nativism's Influence - Immigration Policies - Gilded Age America

Nativism's Influence - Immigration Policies - Gilded Age America

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Nativism's Influence - Immigration Policies - Gilded Age America

6th Grade - 8th Grade

History

Examine the intricate dynamics of nativism during the Gilded Age and its influence on United States immigration policies. Develop an understanding of how historical attitudes shaped immigration laws, along with the socio-political factors influencing these decisions. Learners will gain insights into the historical context and implications of nativist movements, enhancing their comprehension of the era's immigration challenges and legislative responses.

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7th Grade - 8th Grade

Urbanization and Social Changes - Migration and Growth - The Rise of Cities

Urbanization and Social Changes - Migration and Growth - The Rise of Cities

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Urbanization and Social Changes - Migration and Growth - The Rise of Cities

7th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies

Investigate the transformation brought about by urbanization in late 19th-century America, concentrating on migration trends and the development of cities. Learners will identify the factors driving urban growth and examine the socioeconomic impacts on various social classes, augmenting their understanding of historical patterns and their enduring influence on contemporary society.

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7th Grade

Economic and Population Growth - Impact and Corruption - Washington State History

Economic and Population Growth - Impact and Corruption - Washington State History

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Economic and Population Growth - Impact and Corruption - Washington State History

7th Grade

History

Investigate how economic and population growth during the Gilded Age in Washington State influenced societal challenges and political corruption. Develop analytical skills by evaluating the opportunities created and the ethical dilemmas that arose from these historical dynamics, gaining a deeper understanding of their consequences on society and governance.

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7th Grade

[Understanding Historical Immigration Patterns - Factors and Effects - U.S. History]

[Understanding Historical Immigration Patterns - Factors and Effects - U.S. History]

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[Understanding Historical Immigration Patterns - Factors and Effects - U.S. History]

7th Grade

History

Explore key historical immigration patterns from the 1500s to the Gilded Age by examining push and pull factors, economic impacts, and societal changes. Gain insights into the formation of ethnic enclaves, economic growth fueled by developments such as railroads, and the factors that influenced urbanization and nativism during these periods.

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6th Grade - 7th Grade

[Key Concepts - Events & Developments - U.S. History Standards]

[Key Concepts - Events & Developments - U.S. History Standards]

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[Key Concepts - Events & Developments - U.S. History Standards]

6th Grade - 7th Grade

Social Studies, History

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

Understanding 19th Century Immigration: Patterns and Settlements in the United States

Understanding 19th Century Immigration: Patterns and Settlements in the United States

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Understanding 19th Century Immigration: Patterns and Settlements in the United States

6th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies

Explore the migration trends of the 1800s by focusing on demographic shifts and settlement patterns of various immigrant groups in the United States. Learners will understand favored regions and gain insights into the socio-economic factors influencing these patterns, enhancing skills in historical analysis and comprehension of migration dynamics.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

Understanding Immigration Factors and Citizenship Opportunities - Immigration and Citizenship - United States Today

Understanding Immigration Factors and Citizenship Opportunities - Immigration and Citizenship - United States Today

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Understanding Immigration Factors and Citizenship Opportunities - Immigration and Citizenship - United States Today

6th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the primary factors that make the United States a destination for immigrants and explore the various pathways to U.S. citizenship. Develop an understanding of the motivations behind immigration and the advantages of obtaining citizenship, gaining insights into the contributions of diversity and cultural influences within society.

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7th Grade - 8th Grade

Key Concepts - Causes and Effects - Industrialization

Key Concepts - Causes and Effects - Industrialization

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Key Concepts - Causes and Effects - Industrialization

7th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies, History

Focus on understanding the critical period of the Second Industrial Revolution by examining its causes, such as natural resources, new technology, and immigration. Gain insights into concepts like urbanization. Develop the ability to identify and describe key factors driving industrial progress, along with significant historical developments.

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8th Grade

Understanding Nativism - Immigration and Legislation - Historical Context

Understanding Nativism - Immigration and Legislation - Historical Context

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Understanding Nativism - Immigration and Legislation - Historical Context

8th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the rise of nativism and its effect on immigration laws in late 19th and early 20th century America, focusing on the experiences of Chinese and Japanese immigrants. Analyze the implications of legislative measures such as the Chinese Exclusion Act to gain a deeper understanding of how nativist attitudes influenced American history and policy. The learning outcomes include developing critical thinking skills, analyzing primary sources, and understanding the historical context of immigration legislation.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

Understanding Diversity - Canada's Multicultural Society - Canadian Cultural Dynamics

Understanding Diversity - Canada's Multicultural Society - Canadian Cultural Dynamics

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Understanding Diversity - Canada's Multicultural Society - Canadian Cultural Dynamics

6th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the significant impact of diversity and multiculturalism on Canada's society and economy. Gain insights into how inclusive policies enhance cultural richness and drive economic growth, emphasizing understanding, inclusivity, and economic analysis.

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6th Grade - 8th Grade

The Gilded Age - Labor Reforms and Historical Context

The Gilded Age - Labor Reforms and Historical Context

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The Gilded Age - Labor Reforms and Historical Context

6th Grade - 8th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the challenges faced by laborers during the Gilded Age alongside the historical circumstances leading to significant labor reforms. Gain an understanding of how these reforms improved working conditions and the social implications of labor movements, enhancing comprehension of this transformative period in labor history.

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7th Grade - 9th Grade

Understanding Migration Patterns - 19th Century Immigration - Push and Pull Factors

Understanding Migration Patterns - 19th Century Immigration - Push and Pull Factors

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Understanding Migration Patterns - 19th Century Immigration - Push and Pull Factors

7th Grade - 9th Grade

History

Investigate the 19th-century migration patterns of the Irish, Germans, and Chinese, focusing on the economic, social, and political factors influencing their emigration and settlement decisions in the United States. Understand the reasons behind these migrations and gain insights into the settlement choices of each immigrant group.

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8th Grade - 12th Grade

Political Dynamics - Combating Corruption - Gilded Age Politics

Political Dynamics - Combating Corruption - Gilded Age Politics

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Political Dynamics - Combating Corruption - Gilded Age Politics

8th Grade - 12th Grade

Social Studies

Examine the political complexities and influential movements of the Gilded Age, focusing on corruption and reform. Gain insight into historical political strategies to understand the origins and impacts of significant reforms and their influence on contemporary society.

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