<p>i'm pretty set for the APUSH tommorow except for several things
african american trends- namely slavery and voting rights/employment after the civil war
women trends- namely women's role's in american society and women in the workforce in later chapters
labor- labor unions and strikes
immigration- which immigrants came when from where, what they did, restriction laws
american indians- policies towards indians
and economics- economic problems not during the great depression</p>
<p>these trends appear very often and are probably the hardest questions on the test
i am set in terms of facts, but where can i find good review material for these trends?</p>
<p>also, which chapters should i pay particular attention to for essays?</p>
<p>Most of those themes occur in the Gilded Age, at the exception of women trends. If you wait for 2 more hours, I plan to compile large review notes for the Gilded age. I’ll give you the link when I am done. I’m doing this cause the Gilded Age is the most boring section of history(imho) and I’m scared there’s gonna be a DBQ question on it. My notes will be four parts: north industry, politics, south industry&society, and north society/culture.</p>
<p>cool
only theme i forgot is farmers
i hate the questions that are like
“farmers were unhappy for the following reasons in the 1890’s”</p>
<p>omg that would help me soooo much rasd765 
Gilded Age is one of the topics that I don’t know at all</p>
<p>I hate the gilded age/ barely read over it.
would love if u can send me those notes =)</p>
<p>Farmers were unhappy because:</p>
<p>middlemen
trusts
monopolies
pools</p>
<p>the government fostered a pro-business policy so these people kept prospering. the farmers were angry and through organizations such as the Grange (1886, i believe?)
crop prices were falling b/c of international competition
so they overproduced, so they kept going into debt. </p>
<p>During the industrial revolution improved methods of farming and inventions such as John Deere’s Steel Plow and Cyrus McCormick’s mechanical reaper further increased overproduction.</p>
<p>corn and wheat prices fell over 50% in the 1890’s </p>
<p>The panics (usually related to farming were)
1819
1837
1857
1873
1893</p>
<p>The last two were the most severe.</p>
<p>thanks that was helpful</p>
<p>Rasd - Tu es mi amor.</p>
<p>i second that
explained a lot about farmers labor immigrants and indians
now i’m just left with blacks and women =D</p>