Theme 2: MODULE 3 Hegemonic Industrial Big Cities: BIRTH OF AMERICAN STATE AND LOCAL MED This module touches on two broad topics: (1) the Early Republic
Category: the Articles of Confederation
1775-76 and 1789: the First Republic
7.8 Off to Urban Competitive Rivalries
Theme 2: Module 9 Off to Urban Competitive Rivalries and Transportation Races Pre-1840 State-Chartered Corporations and Canals Henry Clay embraced the strategy as a key element
7.7 Erie Canal
Erie Canal The answer to the question “why this big deal about DTIS and canals’ is “look at Erie Canal”. The second question that follows
7.6 America’s First Primary EDO: the Public/Private State-Chartered Corporation
NEEDS TO BE REWRITTEN AND MIGHT BE SUPERFLUOUS OR INCORPORATED INTO ONE OR SEVERAL MODULES Nation/State-Building and ED-Relevant Institutionalization through 1837 During that time period when
7.4 Inward MED City-Building East of the Mississippi Midwest and South Central States Under Construction
See Bruchey Chapter 6–Shift from Federal Aid See Dorfman See Warner Urban Wilderness and Wade–it affected the Midwest
7.3 Rise of New York City and Policy System Change: Impact from the Erie Canal
New York City’s Breakout As we have discovered in earlier modules, New York City’s rise can be traced from 1783, the departure of the Royalists,
Ron W. Coan 