Answer: Introduction
When the United States gained independence from England, the new nation's economy was overwhelmingly agrarian. Small-scale industrial production increased substantially during the first half of the nineteenth century, however, and by 1870 the United States was second only to Great Britain among the world's industrial powers. Nonetheless, most Americans still worked on farms through the decade of the Civil War. But between 1870 and 1930, a much more explosive era of industrial growth took place. This module presents three key indicators of that new era, two in graph form and one as a map. The first graph displays the number of people employed in agriculture as compared to the number of people employed in industry. A second graph displays the industrial production of the United States in comparison with other nations. Finally, the map shows those areas of the United States most intensely involved in industrial production in 1900.
Explanation:
You are likely referring to the Sedition act declaration of 1798.
Answer:
<u>bitter political debates of the 1790s</u>
<u>Explanation:</u>
The Sedition Act of 1798 was meant to threaten and punish those who spoke or write against the US government.
In the 1790s, that was a time in American history that saw intense and bitter political debates among the legislature and politicians.
Land, in many Native American tribes, was seen more as a communal resource than a private good to be bought by and sold to individuals. Also unlike European attitudes were tribal attitudes towards the role land played in determining one’s status. In Europe, status and reputation depended in large part on one’s ability to acquire and accumulate land and wealth; in contrast, chiefs in many Native American tribes gained status and reputation through their willingness to *share* their resources.
Answer:
Mao Zedong made the red guard and they saw old culture in china as its enemy
Explanation:
The correct options are A, B & E.
Option A. The lost generation’s writings (literature) reflected cultural attitudes during the 1920s in the way that it referred to the group of musicians, writers, and intellectuals that appeared in those years.
Option B. Freud’s Psychoanalytic theory influenced surrealist artist to express their human nature with books like “Beyond the Pleasure Principle” “and Interpretation of Dreams”, both written in 1920.
Option E. Jazz music reflects cultural attitudes during the 1920s thanks to the politics, technological (radio) and economic (consumerism) developments that made the Jazz music’s popularity higher because the 1920s were an economic success in the US which lead to increase the consumer culture.