CH Flashcards
(43 cards)
Booker T Washington
“The Atlanta Exposition Speech” 1895
Compromise between white and black americans
W.E.B. Du Bois
“The Souls of Black Folk” 1903
Against segregation, argues for education for black men
Emma Lazarus
“The New Colossus” 1883
USA mother of all exiles
Jacob Riis
“How The Other Half Lives” 1889
Documentation of poor living conditions of immigrants
Charlotte Perkins Gilman
“Women and Economics” 1898
Men have all economic power in women markets
Jane Addams
“Twenty Years at Hull House” 1910
What immigrants can offer to the USA
Making an American Citizen
Silent short comedy film by Alice Guy-Blanche 1912
Teaching immigrants to respect their wives
Edward Alsworth Ross
“The Old World In The New” 1914
Immigrants = drag on social progress
Horace Kallen
“Democracy vs. The Melting Pot” 1915
Importance of maintaining cultural heritage
Henry Ford
“My Life and Work” 1922
Assembly Line technology of mass production
Smedley Butler
“War is a Racket” 1933
Military-industrial complex = biggest threat to American safety
Beatrice Hinkle
“New Morality” 1930
The overthrow of old feminism to found economic independence of women
The Great Gatsby
Novel by Fitzgerald 1925
Themes of: Wealth, Class, Idealism, Excess and resistance to change
Robert S Lynd and Hellen Merrell Lynd
“Middletown” 1929
Automotives single most influential technology in US
Ralph Martin
“Life in the New Suburbia” 1950
Suburbinism escape from urban politics
Advertising Culture
1960s New York agencies
New industry to get consumers buying products
Modern Art Gallery
American spin on art, began around 1920s
- Grant Wood “American Gothic” 1930
- Dorothea Lange “White Angel Breadline” 1933
- Jackson Pollack “Convergence” 1952
Civil Rights Era
Peaked in 1960s
Worldwide series of political movements for equality
Disability Rights Movement
Began in 1960s
Movement to secure equal rights and opportunities for people with disabilities
Pearl S Buck
“The Child Who Never Grew” (1950)
Brought awareness to issues faced by disabled people
Martin Luther King
“Letter From Birmingham Jail” 1963
Argues for necessity of action in protest of unjust laws
Malcolm X
“Message to the Grassroots” 1963
Advocates for Pan-Africanism, Black self-determination, and self-defense
Student Movement
1960s
Produced counter culture that became synonymous with anti Vietnam War
Ernesto Galarza
“Barrio Boys” 1971
Celebrates family and culture while outlining discrimination faced by Mexican Americans