13-4 Flashcards

1
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This is a novel by Henry George that claimed land was the basis of wealth and that people could become wealthy when land prices increased.

A

Progress and Poverty

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What did Henry George propose in Progress and Poverty?

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a single tax on land wealth

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This person published Dynamic Sociology, a novel that took ideas of Social Darwinism to argue that humans were different from animals and had the ability to think ahead and make plans.

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Lester Frank Ward

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What did Reform Darwinists believe? (2 things)

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  • competition was a waste and that people succeeded due to their ability to cooperate
  • the government should do more to solve societal issues
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This person wrote the novel Looking Backward, 2000-1887, about a man falling asleep in 1887 and waking up in 2000. It pictured the US as a perfect society and the government owning all industry while sharing wealth equally with all citizens.

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Edward Bellamy

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What is the difference between realists and naturalists?

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Realists argued that people could control their lives and make choices to improve their living conditions, while naturalists said that some failure in life was uncontrollable.

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Who were the most prominent naturalist writers? (4 of them)

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  • Stephen Crane
  • Frank Norris
  • Jack London
  • Theodore Dreiser
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This was a movement started by Washington Gladden to better conditions based on charity and justice.

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Social Gospel Movement

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What did the Salvation Army do?

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offer practical aid and religious counseling to the urban poor

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What was the point of the YMCA?

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to try and help industrial workers and urban poor by organizing Bible studies, prayer meetings, citizenship training, and group activities.

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These were churches that were against social gospel and social Darwinism and felt that the poor could be helped by redeeming their souls.

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Moody Churches

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This was a house where middle class residents lived and helped poor residents, mainly immigrants.

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settlement house

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13
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Who ran the most famous settlement house and what was its name?

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Jane Addams, Hull House

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14
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This is the act of becoming knowledgeable about American culture.

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Americanization

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Who was denied public education and what was done about it?

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mostly black people (duh). they formed their own schools because of it.

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16
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How many grades were there at the time in public education?

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8

17
Q

How did the Morrill Land Grant Act help create more colleges?

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It gave federal land grants to states so they could sell them to make agricultural and mechanical colleges.

18
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What colleges were open to women?

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Women’s colleges like Vassar, Wellesley, Smith, etc.