How does Chrstine Walley use her own family and individual experience to highlight these ruptures?

Discussion post A major theme of this section of “Exit Zero” is how the process of de-industrialization in Chicago lead to “fracture” or “rupture” within and between communities, familities, and even individual identities. How does Chrstine Walley use her own family and individual experience to highlight these ruptures?    

What were the main changes and challenges that industrialization posed for American workers during this period?

Write a 1350 words , double-spaced paper in 12-point font that responds to this prompt: “Beginning in the 1820s and the 1830s, the industrial revolution began to transform the United States and, in doing so, also transformed the lives of American workers. What were the main changes and challenges that industrialization posed for American workers […]

How did their efforts seek to ameliorate the most negative effects of industrialization, urbanization, and unregulated capitalism?

The period between 1890 and 1918 saw sweeping changes in American society due to the rise of Progressivism and the evolution of public health. For your discussion, this week, consider what the text and the primary sources for Chapter 20, the Tomes chapter on the Gospel of Germs, and the documentary on the Poison Squad […]

What is structuralism? Explain the coordination problems identified by structuralist theory and the suggested remedies for government intervention.

IPE HW  4 1. What is structuralism? Explain the coordination problems identified by structuralist theory and the suggested remedies for government intervention. 2. Explain the costs and benefits of the two-stage strategy of import substitution industrialization. 3. Were developing countries correct in their assessment that their participation in the global economy under liberalized trade rules […]

What major political challenges faced the new nations of the Western Hemisphere in the nineteenth century,-how well did they deal with those problems?

1.What major political challenges faced the new nations of the Western Hemisphere in the nineteenth century, and how well did they deal with those problems? 2.How did industrialization and economic growth affect the social and the natural environments of the Western Hemisphere countries?

Which theory do you find more persuasive?Discuss

Some historians argue that great events occur because of impersonal forces beyond the control of individuals (for example, technological change or economic changes). Others prefer to emphasize the contributions of key individuals, and the particular decisions they make at particular moments. Which theory do you find more persuasive? Use one of our key events (the […]

How would the victorious North reintegrate white Southerners (who had just failed in their bid for independence) into the American political discourse? How could the newly freed slaves be assimilated into the fabric of American life? What attempts were made to revitalize the Southern economy to uplift the region? In what ways did Reconstruction fail?Discuss.

1865-1890: The Emergence of Modern America: From Reconstruction to an Industrial Power, 1865-1890 How would the victorious North reintegrate white Southerners (who had just failed in their bid for independence) into the American political discourse? How could the newly freed slaves be assimilated into the fabric of American life? What attempts were made to revitalize […]

Discuss how important the impact of trade and empire was on British industrialization (and perhaps industrialization elsewhere in the West).

In his article, “Symbiosis: Trade and the British Empire,” Morgan states, “No historian would argue that trade and empire had a minimal impact on emerging British industrialisation; the question is, rather, exactly how important was that impact?” ANSWER how important the impact of trade and empire was on British industrialization (and perhaps industrialization elsewhere in […]