#APUSH220 "Alice Paul, a Leader for Suffrage And Women's Rights, Dies at 92" by, Dena Kleiman is an intriguing article about the amazing accomplishments of Alice Paul's life. @nytimes https://t.co/OoxR9E1egl
#APUSH220 "Upton SInclair, Whose Muckraking Changed the Meat Industry" by, Daniel E. Slotnik, informs the reader about how Sinclair inspired President Theodore Roosevelt to sign two bills aimed at regulating the food and drug industries. @newyorktimes110 https://t.co/ZMqMe2qd20
#APUSH220 "President Cleveland's Problem Child" by, Angela Serratore is a very compelling article that tells the reader about mostly Halpin's side of the story and were the child went. @SmithsonianMag https://t.co/mCBf1TqBcU
#APUSH220"The Cross of Gold Speech" explained by Editors at Britannica shows how the speech affected the election of 1896. In the article are links to "The Cross of Gold"speech by William Jennings Bryan and an article about the Election of 1896.@Britannica https://t.co/JqnrAKqgtR
#APUSH220 "18 Structures that Prove Chicago is America's Best Architectural City" by Kim Bellware is definitely worth a look. It includes Frank Lloyd Wright, Daniel Burnham, and Louis Sullivan! @HuffPost https://t.co/DBWZEAIkvc
#APUSH220 The "Great Railroad Strike of 1877" written by Joseph Adamczyk talks about how the Great Railraod Strike of 1877 didn't have a big impact because in the end wages were still being cut and unions were still getting broken apart. @Britannica https://t.co/KfHfKwHeqV
#APUSH220"Why the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory is Important Today" by Keith Mestrich talks is an intriguing article about how the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire has changed work conditions and how we can still connect it to issues we face today.@HuffPost https://t.co/9it3HBiRzl
#APUSH220 "The Extraordinary Life of Nikola Tesla" by Richard Gunderman tells the story of Tesla from the challenges he faced to succeeding and earning the American Institute of Electrical Engineers Edison Medal. @SmithsonianMag https://t.co/DK5cIKfRsu
#APUSH220 "American Indian Boarding Schools Haunt Many" is the story of Floyd Red Crow Westerman and how he faced assimilation as a child. This story was heard on @NPR in May of 2008. https://t.co/O2tgZp0KFc
#APUSH220 Pierce was not the only president who had suffered from parental grief. Read "Parental Grief Has Often Been a factor in Presidential Politics" by @nytimes to find out what other presidents have suffered from the loss of a child/children. https://t.co/lyMmxIZg2q