-
-
-
-
He first started to experiment with harmonic telegraph and phonograph. he experimented with the harmonic telegraph because it would send multiple messages throw a wire. The phonograph was used to record things and thats how he got the idea of a phone.
-
-
-
-
-
More than 12 million immigrants traveled from this island to start a new life. The government soon bought the island and built Fort Gibson for New York's Harbor defense system. The first person to be processed when they opened was a teenage girl.
-
It started when the workers went on strike because of a wage cut. The Homestead strike effected the workers and the unionism. The strike was a success because it won the workers a three year contract in there favor.
-
The drug has to have a label of the ingredients and cant fall below the purity level. The had to pass a law for the meat because rats would get into it and they would still serve it. It was the first federal law for food and drugs.
-
-
-
-
It was the nations first comprehensive housing reform law. Before this family's would pack into little rooms. Tenement houses were most popular in New York City.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Goteborg Daimler invented the first automobile but it was two expensive for everyone at the time. Tom Ford then went and made the first inexpensive car. The Model T was sold for $850 which is $21,340 in today's money.
-
-
-
He got killed traveling to go check up on his troops because the car he was in had the top off. five years to the day after Franz Ferdinand’s death WWI was ended. Austria-Hungary blames the Serbian government for the death of Ferdinand.
-
It was a american built waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific ocean. It is a 48 mile long canal that was made for international trade. The panama canal brought in 2 billion a year in revenue.
-
There was 4,734,991 U.S troops that was involved in WWI. The U.S. joined the allies that was at war against the central powers. American troops landed in France and held off a Germany offensive.
-
two main groups formed when fighting to give women the right to vote, National Union of Women’s Suffrage Societies and the Women’s Social and Political Union. The groups eventually got nick names, the Suffragists and the Suffragettes. The two groups used 2 very different tactics to get attention drawled to them.
-
-