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Girls Can Do It Better!
1. Women Work Force Between 1941 and 1974 there was tremendous changes happening among the people in the U.S. And although individually, each topic holds as a significantly important beacon throughout history, together they pave the way for a new … Continue reading
Message Sent
The biggest and one of the most effective inovations in the city was most definitely forms of communication. Written letters were the most used form of communication during the 17th Century but soon after, newer and faster things came to … Continue reading
” Hey! Did you Subscribe to the Local Newspaper? “
The reformation of social and physical environment after the revolution, in Chudacoff’s publication, was worked towards from several perspectives. This was done in order to make the citizens more aware of conditions of their environment, which would then help them to … Continue reading
religious and moral reform….
In the late 1800’s Protestant groups consisting of older men reformed their religious mission due to the social crisis and labor struggles that were occuring. There was a Social Gospel that portrayed the human aspects of Christianity. As said in … Continue reading
immigration and the hardships
Chudacoff and Binder have to different approaches of how they choose to write about immigration. Chudacoff took a generalization of everything and Binder basically broke it down. Chudacoff gave lots of detail. He basically explained everything immigrants were going through … Continue reading
Chudacoff Vs Binder
Chudacoff takes a very different view point when he analyzes the immigration. He focuses on the late 19th century and early 20th. He analyzes the impact immigration has as a whole, how the large amount of immigrants impacted the level … Continue reading
“Ew, a Rat!” “Hun, That’s Normal!”
Chudacoff analyzed the impact of immigration as a whole whereas Binder divided it by segments. Chudacoff emphasized on three different waves of immigration, and how the last one influenced everything from the rise of population causing high competition for mediocre … Continue reading
Tackling Moral Delinquency
During the late 1700s to the early 1800s, the New Nation experienced substantial population growth resulting in increased unemployment and poverty, and higher crime rates. One of the various ways reformers took to solve these problems of delinquent or morally … Continue reading
The Voices of the Lower Classes
During the 1700s in Colonial America, society was a hierarchy of divided individual interests that was united in their common defense for freedom in self-governance and independence and expansion of commercial trade. Though the members of the wealthier classes and … Continue reading
The Young and Windy Road
According to Chudacoff in The Evolution of American Urban Society, urban cities started devoting much of their time and efforts to build roads for better transportation. New roads were needed because the existing ones weren’t ‘up to par’. Because of … Continue reading