WW2

Music played a vital role during world war two, it served to motivate troops during war, it also helped out at home in america. On ships it signals the changing part of the day, the rise in the morning, lunch, and bedtime. In america, it was a fundemental growth for music in dance, also it was used in war motivation adds , with the trumpet becoming the most well known instrument, however musicans thrived during this time period, with the devolopements of war songs, jazz, blues, and the first hints of rock and roll.

Life during the Great Depresssion

Life in the great depression was very rough for majority of citizens. Jobs were scarce, banks failed, stocks failed, no one had any money. Company millionaires that were rich one day, lived on the street the next. Industry closed, and farming in the mid west became impossible due to a severe drought at the time. Many people lived on the streets or in limited spacing shelters, and the only meals they recieved was from bread lines or soup kitchens, which more than likely contained long lines and many people starved to death.

Causes of the Great Depression

Maldistribution of Wealth:
In the 1920's when the great depression started, there were three classes, lower, middle, and upper class peoples. However, due to an imbalance in supply and demand during the time period, the middle class started to disperse into the others, mainly the lower class. This caused many people to not have jobs at all, and many basic jobs were mass produced to try to fill jobs for the homeless. Jobs such as farming and industry were in high production, however these jobs did not often pay well, furthering the devolopment of lower and upper class indivuals. This is why the great depression was as bad was it was, because of the maldistribution of wealth within the internal american economy.

The Progressive Movement

One of the biggest changes with the progressive movement throughout society came in leaps and bounds with the rights of women in the United States Of America. At the time of the progressive movement, women had very little rights, not even the right to vote as all citizens do now days. The cause for this advancment was women advocasists Jane Addams who helped not only found the WTUL ( National womens trade union league) which helped raise conditions in working enviroments for women, but also the NAWSA (national american womens sufferage assossocation) which is the orginazation that eventually helped to gain women the right to vote, along with the 19th admentment in 1919.

Jp Morgan

John Pierpont Morgan was born April 17, 1837 and after working at his fathers firm for a while, trnasfered to a company in New York, and became a member of Duncan, Sherman & Company. A short time after the Civil War, company owner Anthony Drexel died, in 1893, the firm was renamed J. P. Morgan & Company just a short two years later in 1895. John Morgans rise to power occured in many increments, through refinancing and redevolopment of the railroad industries, such as Albany and Susquehanna Railroad (1869), the New York, West Shore & Buffalo Railroads to the New York Central (1885), Philadelphia & Reading Railroads (1886), and the Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads (1888). Becasue of his ability to reorganize and help finicalize many companies, Morgan gains the nick name "Morganization". After the reindustrilization of the entire railroad industry, Morgan moves on to stamp his name in the books of Shipping and Steel. Morgan was at one time figured to own , through all his busisness directories, over 22 Billion Dollars, this was more then the worth of all 22 states west of the Mississippi! Morgan also revcieved his fathers companies after his death.

WildWildWest Versus Reality Comparison.....

I watched #'10 to Yuma, this western was an exact match to the myth of Western Culture in the eyes of Americans. The climax of the movie plays with the idea of the myth and showcaes the exact importance of the characters involved. From their wide brimmed leather hats, to their black leather chaps and matching mustangs, to their lightening fast reflexes often involving a pile of slain indians or evil cowboys, 3:10 To Yuma was no disappointment. However, as great a movie it was, and as idealy as it portrayed the myth about the WildWildWest, in reality the "Cowboys" of the real american west were no more than cattle watchers. There was no Epic Duels or indian hunting. No bounty hunters, or all time famous gangs such as Jesse James. Most Cowboys were exactly as the name suggest, boys that handled and watched over cattle as they were moved from place to place. Most cowboys wernt even White Men, as is the case in 99% of all westerns, over half of the cowboys were Black Men, and even some of other Ethnicity joined in to the melting pot of the WildWildWest. But, if your a fan of the Western movie as am i, expecially a good one, then this is a no brainer to walk down and rent or even buy from the local video shop. You wont be disapointed.

Yankee Forces

Day 5- Day of morning, as bodies are aligned of dead from previous days war.

Day 4- Charge!!! Battle time!

Day 3- Yankee forces scout the battle field in preperation for battle.

Day 2- Yankee forces relax after setting up base camp.

Day 1- Yankee forces march and arrive to destination.

Sorry for pictures being in reverse order.... blogspot was being stupid like that.