American Progress and Westward Expansion

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Course Outline

  1. America at the Dawn of 20th Century
  2. End of the Frontier
  3. Westward Expansion & Transformation
  4. The New South & Segregation
  5. Industrial Growth & Urbanization
  6. Progressivism & Reforms
  7. Progressive Presidents & Policies
  8. World War I & US Involvement
  9. Post-War America & Social Changes
  10. The Roaring Twenties & Cultural Shifts
  11. The Great Depression & New Deal
  12. Cold War Liberalism & Anti-Communism

1. America at the Dawn of 20th Century

Key Concepts & Definitions

World’s Columbian Exhibition: An international exposition held in Chicago in 1893 to honor Christopher Columbus and showcase American achievements since his time. It served as a major cultural and technological display, attracting widespread attention and visitors.

White City: The nickname given to the transformed Chicago area during the 1893 World’s Columbian Exhibition. It was characterized by the extensive use of classical architecture painted in white, creating an idealized vision of progress and modernity. The White City symbolized the United States’ aspirations and achievements at the turn of the century.

Classical Architecture Symbolism: The architectural style used in the White City, inspired by ancient Greek and Roman designs. This style was chosen to symbolize stability, democracy, and cultural refinement, aligning the United States’ image with the ideals of classical civilization and emphasizing progress through cultural grandeur.

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Quiz-Vorschau

1. What was the primary purpose of the White City during the 1893 World’s Columbian Exhibition?

2. What was a primary cause for the transformation of the American West into a region of economic opportunity and settlement after the Indian Wars?

3. Who is credited with proposing the idea of the 1893 World’s Columbian Exhibition in Chicago?

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Karteikarten-Vorschau

America at the Dawn of 20th Century — event?

1893 World's Columbian Exhibition showcased progress.

White City — symbolism?

Idealized progress through classical architecture.

Classical Architecture — meaning?

Symbolized stability, democracy, cultural refinement.

Progress theme — reflected in?

American emergence as modern industrial power.

End of the Frontier — marked by?

Indian Wars and Native confinement to reservations.

Battle of Little Bighorn — significance?

Native victory, but symbolized resistance, not overall freedom.

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