Students.

Trujillo

Present Day

Adult Life Before UMAS

Early Life

Such examples include aiding the Chicano Movement group UMAS of the University of Colorado-Boulder, the Coors Boycott, and the La Cucaracha Newspaper which was printed in Pueblo, Colorado.

Much of his work was focused on the Coors Strike, UMAS, and the La Cucaracha newspaper, all of which vastly changed and inspired that chicano movement in Colorado at the time.

Murfin, Patrick.

workers.

"Although the IWW valiantly led the strike, it ended with no on the job representation."

Conclusions

"On October 18, 1927 the miners of Colorado walked out under the wobbly banner. The governor created a special squad of state police and on November 7, the flying squad executed a midnight raid on the Walsenberg IWW headquarters and wrecked the place." 

"The violent labor struggles of the past had there toll. Wages remained substantially lower in the non unionized states to the north, Wyoming and Montana."

Part 2

Coal mining is well known to be hard dangerous work and the work done in Colorado was no exception. A handful of large corporations controlled the mines and working conditions were appalling.

The 1927 strike marked a significant turning point in the plan as labor problems ensued in spite of the fact that the company reported that their employees were completely satisfied.

The Rockefeller Plan ended in 1942 as a result of the pressure from the Wagner Act of 1935 and an increase of production because of World War II.

Strike 1927 - 1928

The

the Employee Representation Plan

1915 The Employee Representation Plan, otherwise known as the Rockefeller Plan, is established in the coal mines.1916 The Rockefeller Plan is established in the Minnequa Works and the Sunrise Iron Mine.1917 CF&I purchases and improves the Minnequa Dairy.1918 Eight hour workday becomes standard at CF&I replacing the previous twelve-hour work day.1920 Nicola Sacco and Bartolomeo Vanzetti, who were known radical Italian anarchists in a post World War II red-scare world, were "accused" of a double murder of a paymaster and a payroll guard carrying $15,776 in Braintree, Massachusetts near Boston.1921 Sacco and Vanzetti were convicted by a jury that was prejudice against Italians, immigrants, and people with radical beliefs; which meant they didn't even get the chance of a fair trial. 1927 The two were executed by way of electric chair, which divided the nation, and caused sympathy strikes by the IWW and other sympathizers nationwide including the CF&I plant in Pueblo, Colorado.

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1904 - 1926

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The basement laundry facilities were dismantled. 

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Dan Rowan's Story

Toni

Toni's Story 

Colorado Chieftain

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social stigmas

The three orphanages which are  Sacred Heart, Lincoln Home and McClleland are the three main orphanages in the city.

influenced

are

The orphanages in Pueblo

Pueblo Orphanages Transformation

The Salvation Army used the popularity of their doughnut campaign in World War I to bolster their ability to raise funds in America.

Doughnut Girl

Have you ever wondered why there is a hole in the center of your doughnuts?

To Ellen Brown in Donut Nation, donuts are the great American equalizer. They are both blue collar, and white collar, they are at gas stations, and on restaurant menus. They are at home in the boardroom and they are at home at the bowling alley. They appeal to all ages and across genders.

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tell you a story

The Label as a timeline from when they started to when Fountain Grove vineyard expired.

county.

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        Californians        Native Americans       Imigrants

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climate.

Why

This is another way to see wine and how it is created in a sense. 

It was originally a beverage that was imported to United States from overseas. But during a period in history, Wine became a enterprise that the United State has monopolized. This is due to the Climate on the Southwest coast.  The coast climate is similar to the Mediterranean climate, making it better for the Grape vine to grow.  The wine production started in one area, moving from there to California because of the climate. 

Context

This history will be explored

The Salvation Army continued to also use the popularity of the doughnut for benefit as well.

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Doughnuts are and have been a staple in our lives. They are a quick, easy breakfast snack, an afternoon delight, or a cake to enjoy after supper.  Doughnuts have been a part of our everyday lives for centuries but did not gain prominence until the 1920s.

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how unfair and pointed the tax was

“They remembered, or their fathers had told them, of the exactions and oppressions in the old country under the excise laws that their domiciles were entered by excise officers, their most private apartments were examined, and that the confiscations and imprisonment followed the smallest quantity was discovered not marked with the official brand.”[23]

As stated above

it is ultimately necessary to discuss the Whisky Rebellion in the early America.

Another result

immigrated

"A quick tempered but sensual and playful people, they often dressed provocatively, acted with a volatile belligerence, drank to excess, engaged in constant and open competition in every form, and adamantly defied the attempts of outsiders to control them.”[11] The Scotch-Irish were the kind of people that drew attention to themselves. They stuck out in the American society in the way they spoke, dressed, worshipped, etc. They were everything that groups such as the uptight, puritan, and pious New Englanders were not. Interestingly enough, the Puritans were theologically Calvinists similar to most of the Scotch-Irish. "the puritans liked the neither Scots nor Irish...especially because of their illiteracy, their physical dirtiness and slovenliness, and their notable divergence from Puritan customs, habits, and outlook.”[12]

  As a result

As a result,

A new use for the legacy of whisky in the New-World with the Scotch-Irish was an actual currency. “Usually cash-poor, frontier residents also used whiskey to pay for the goods and services they needed.”[10]

“The Scottish and Scotch-Irish who settled the back country of the southern colonies made great use of the combination of spirits and bitters, as it was believed that the bitters helped ward off tropical diseases.”[9]

“Whiskey became a common table drink in the backcountry. Even little children were served whiskey at table, with a little sugar to sweeten its bitter taste. Temperance took on a special meaning in this society. Appalachia's idea of a moderate drinker was the mountain[8] man who limited himself to a single quart at a sitting, explaining that more 'might fly to my head.”

American culture

"The distinctive backcountry beverage was whiskey. A taste for liquor distilled from grain was uncommon in the south and east of England. But it was highly developed in north Britain, and was brought to the American backcountry.”[6]

  James Logan

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History

Prager’s last request was honored and he was buried wrapped in the American flag.

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fellow Ohioans.

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The Temperance Movement

disappeared overnight

Temperance movement

America.

"The hop harvest was more than just agricultural, but also offered social and cultural opportunities as many farms offered entertainment and camping facilities. More organized hop festivals grew out of the and of harvest celebrations in the migrant camps found at the fields. Pickers still have fond memories of these celebratory evenings, but less fond ones of the hard picking during the day. By the early 1950s the hop crop began to the decline and mechanical picking machines replaced the need for seasonal laborers. This change meant a demise of a large hop festivals, but also a shift in growing practices. Many growers abandoned their crops, while others increased acreage to pay for their investment in mechanical pickers."

hops. 

Beer Gardens and German Immigration in America

immediately

brewers of beer.

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According to Paul Mullins in Glazed America: History of the Doughnut,

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German Fat Tuesday

The most famous form of these doughnuts though come from a region far away from Pennsylvania; they are in New Orleans and eaten during Mardi Gras.

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Conclusion:

It has been argued

“The following is a summary of one man's load: In and upon his knapsack were closely packed one overcoat, two woolen blankets, one rubber blanket, one shelter tent, one dress coat, one pair of pants, undershirt and drawers, fatigue cap, and two pairs of socks. His haversack contained three days' rations of meat and hard-tack, vinegar, box of sugar and coffee, box of salt and pepper, can of condensed milk, butter, cheese, and cookies, tin plate, cup, etc. Attached to his knapsack was a large frying-pan.”

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Due

Andrew Smith

"Upon the faithful and able performance of the duties of the quartermaster an army depends for its ability to move. The least neglect or want of capacity on his part may foil the best-concerted measures and make the best-planned campaign impracticable. The services of those employed in the great depots in which the clothing, transportation, horses, forage, and other supplies are provided, are no less essential to success and involve no less labor and responsibility than those of the officers who accompany the troops on their marches and are charged with the care and transportation of all the material essential to their health and efficiency. The quartermaster's department is charged with the duty of providing the means of transportation by land and water for all the troops and all the material of war. It furnishes the horses for artillery and cavalry, and for the trains; supplies tents, camp and garrison equippage, forage, lumber, and all materials for camps; builds barracks, hospitals, wagons, ambulances; provides harness, except for artillery horses; builds or charters ships and steamers, docks and wharves; constructs or repairs roads, bridges, and railroads; clothes the army; and is charged generally with the payment of all expenses attending military operations which are not expressly assigned by law or regulation to some other department." -Officer with no name[41].

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Since the dawn of the agricultural revolution

I will continue to add to this draft long after it has been reviewed and have a lot more to add!!

As can be seen by the achievements of these activists and protests

Protests and activists didn’t stop there.

“The truth his that a women with a college degree working full time makes less than a black man with a high school degree working full time. And a black women make least of all. In many parts of the country New York City, for instance women has no legally guaranteed right to rent an apartment, buy a house, get accommodations in a hotel, or be served in a public restaurant. She can be refused simply because of her sex”

for other minorities in the country.

it is easy to see the importance

On July 2, 1964

On June 19, 1963, President Kennedy sent a bill to congress.

change.

Clergymen

Montgomery Bus Boycott

The powerful movement brought about so many great changes for the lives of not only African Americans, but also other minorities such as women.

The

precede

ostracized

The Feminine Mystique

Vietnam war

also

signified hope

“I have a dream” speech.

ames Meredith

Civil Rights to be achieved

challenging the mindset and values of every generation that came before them.

How did the immigration of the Scotch-Irish to America and the resulting infusion of whisky culture shape American society?

The affect of Scotch-Irish tradition on American culture is because of the whisky and resulting drinking culture that was prevalent with the Scotch-Irish immigrants. 

I have primary sources on foreigners observing American, Americans observing the Scotch-Irish and Appalachians, the attitudes of the Founding Fathers and whisky, and personal correspondence explaining the fairly common disdain for the Scotch-Irish because of their notorious reputation as whisky drinkers. 

is justified

Desegregation was beginning and suburbs were growing.

better.

The Berlin Blockade which occurred on June 20, 1948 was the Soviet Union blocking rail and road traffic to Berlin.

In return the Truman Doctrine was presented.

a battle