Pre-WWI PNW DevelopmentLast Updated: 4/28/09 |
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Lectures1920s in the Pacific Northwest Dealing with the Great Depression AssignmentsDue Friday 4/10 - 4 questions for Modern Times - 1936 1. What was life like for the poor, the urban unemployed? 2. How did the new factory life seem to the workers? What was their experience like at work? 3. How were the police and factory owners portrayed? 4. What is the final message of the film? Due Wednesday 4/15 - 3 questions about strikes and unions. 1. If you lived in the 1910s, before significant workplace regulation, over what issues would you be willing to unionize or strike? Explain. 2. For what issues should modern unions fight? 3. Would you join a union today? Would you strike? Explain. Due Friday 4/17 - Questions for the Seattle General Strike begins on February 6, 1919. Due Wednesday 4/23 - Inflation Worksheet Due Thursday 4/24 - Spanish Deflation reading questions. Due Thursday 4/24 - Worksheet on the Depression in King County. Due Wednesday 4/29 - Open-note, closed-reading quiz on Federal Theatre Project Due Friday 5/1 - WWI and the Great Depression Unit Test ReadingsModern Times - 1936 Seattle General Strike begins on February 6, 1919. Union Record publishes Anna Louise Strong's Seattle General Strike editorial on February 4, 1919. Unit Links (Not Required) |