Agenda:Wizard of OZ Allegory

Bell Ringer IN YOUR

SPIRALWhat hardships did the

farmers face that caused

them to form the

Populist Party? Provide

one to two examples.

Objective U.S 29D:Use the process of history inquiry to interpret and use multiple type of sources of evidence.

Link to the Wizard of Oz• When Baum wrote the Wizard

of Oz, he made astute observations about rural life in South Dakota and urban/industrial life in Chicago.

• Many have made the links between the book & movie, industrialization, westward expansion and the Populist movement.

1. Now for you to find some of the connections between the Populist movement and the story of The Wizard of Oz.

2. With your team you will read the Allegory of the Wizard of OZ with the Clarifying bookmark.

3. When you finish work as a team to find the allegory’s (example Dorothy's slippers represent what?)

For your calendar:

Discuss Allegory

Finish Chapter 8 Key Terms

Bell Ringer:Why do you believe the

populist felt it necessary to

fight for the silver

standard? Provide 1-2

Examples in 1-2 sentences

Chapter 8 – Politics, Immigration and Urban Life1. Steerage2. Ellis Island3. Angel Island4. Credit Mobilier Scandal5. Ghettos6. Americanization7. Quarantine8. Chinese Exclusion Act9. Nativism10. Tenement11. Gilded Age12. Spoils system13. Political machine14. Pendleton Civil Service Act

15. Interstate Commerce Act16. Jacob Riis17. Social gospel movement 18. Settlement house 19. Jane Addams20. Temperance movement

QUIZ MONDAY!!!

Chapter 8 – Politics, Immigration and Urban Life1. Gilded Age 2. Credit Mobilier Scandal (291)3. spoils system 4. Pendleton Civil Service Act 5. Grover Cleveland 6. Interstate Commerce Commission 7. William McKinley (pg. 296) 8. pogroms 9. steerage 10. quarantine 11. ghettos 12.Chinese Exclusion Act (pg. 302) 13. Gentleman’s agreement 14. alien (pg 302)

15. suburb 16. tenement 17. dumbbell tenement (pg. 307) 18. Jacob Riis19. political machine 20. graft 21. “Boss” Tweed (pg. 309) 22. social gospel movement23. settlement house 24. Jane Addams (pg. 312)25. nativism 26. temperance movement (pg. 314) 27. prohibition