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Images and Maps
History
of the Nineteenth Century in Political Cartoons
(Scroll down for material relevant to this chapter.)
Cartoons
of the Gilded Age and Progressive Era
The Presidential
Elections: 1860-1884
(This site contains numerous
political cartoons.)
Uniting
Mugwumps and the Masses: Puck's Role in Gilded-Age
Politics
The
Ram's Horn: An Interdenominational Social Gospel
Magazine
(This site offers many images relating
to the themes explored in this chapter.)
Anti-Saloon
League, 1894-1933
(The flyers at this site
are particularly interesting.)
1896:
The Presidential Campaign, Cartoons and Commentary
(Created by students at Vassar College)
America
Votes: Presidential Campaign Memorabilia from
the Duke University Special Collections Library
(There are some images relating to this chapter
at this site.)
William
Jennings Bryan: Resources
The
Last Days of a President: Films of McKinley and
the Pan-American Exposition, 1901
Primary Sources
Gilded-Age
Documents
(This site contains numerous presidential
inaugural addresses.)
"Restriction
of Immigration" by Francis A. Walker, June 1896
Pendleton
Civil Service Act, 1883
The
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Document
List: How Did the Reform Agenda of the Minnesota
Woman's Christian Temperance Union Change, 1878-1917?
Munn
v. Illinois
The
Progressive Populist: Populist Reader
William
Allen White, "What's the Matter with Kansas?"
8/15/1896
William
Jennings Bryan, "Cross of Gold," July 9, 1896
Secondary Sources
Temperance
and Prohibition
(This site also includes numerous
images and links to primary sources.)
Basic
Readings in U.S. Democracy: The Pendleton Act
Chester
A. Arthur: The Gentleman Boss President
Understanding
the Flow of Money: A Gilded-Age Effort at Popular
Education
(This site also contains numerous
images.)
Benjamin
Harrison: The "Iceberg" President
Grover
Cleveland: The Guardian President
Black
Populism in the South: 1886-1896
The
Library of Congress: The Wizard of Oz
Richard
Jensen, "Politics and The Wizard of Oz"
The
Era of William McKinley
(This site also contains
numerous images.)
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