How has the experience of American Workers changed since the start of the Gilded Age?(1870 - 1920)
How has the labor experience of a particular group of people been shaped by identity?
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PBS Intro to Gilded Age (Youtube)
Labor Issues to Browse from Georgetown University
Britannica Launchpacks under "Labor"
Current Information - click on Gale's Newspapers
Workers Unite! Click to browse for topics in ABC- CLIO
American Business: Click to browse for topics in ABC- CLIO
Introduction to Labor Unions in American History
American Experience: The Gilded Age
History.com Intro to the Gilded Age with Links
Booker T Washington Education of African Americans
Jane Addams Social Work Movement
WEB Du Bois African American Civil Rights
Sherman Antitrust Act 1890 & Clayton Antitrust Act 1914
Pure Food and Drug Act 1906 and 1911 & Meat Inspection Act 1906
Department of Labor 1913
Federal Reserve Act 1913
16th Amendment 1913
17th Amendment 1913
Keating Owen Act 1916
18th Amendment 1919
19th Amendment
Haymarket Riot 1886
Homestead Strike
Ludlow Massacre
Pullman Strike
Plessy vs. Ferguson
Thomas Nast
Lincoln Austin Steffens
J.P. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
JD Rockefeller
Boss Tweed
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Wayne Bidwell Wheeler
Eugene Debs
Carry Nation
Samuel Gompers
A. Philip Randolph
Mother Jones
Ida Tarbell
Jacob Riis
Ida B. Wells
Mary Church Terrell
1909 McKees Rocks strike
1912 Lawrence textile strike
The Steel Strike of 1919
The Adamson Act
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