101. The World War Cycle Of U.S. History Cycles in us History Social studies School Service Lessons The GildedAge (18661885). Cohorts Missionary Generation - Idealist Type (1860-1882) http://www.timepage.org/cyc/wwii.html

Cycles in U.S. History The World War Cycle (1866-1944) Guide Home Links Weekly Picks Past Picks ... Email Index [History Cycles] [Generations] [Extras] [Lessons] The Missionary Generation were the idealists of the World War Cycle. As they approached adulthood, around 1890, the student missionary movement was launched and protests and labor violence was the norm. This cultural bonfire of a spiritual event lasted until just after the turn of the century. Many of our present religious groups trace their roots to those times. The modern women's movement, temperance and the labor movements also began then. A civil generation, the G.I.'s, emerged from those turbulent times to conquer the Great Depression and to fight the greatest war, WWII. These civic events are still fresh in our conscience since many of the participants are still with us. World War Cycle (Links) Post Civil War Expansion The Impeachment of Andrew Johnson Puck's Homepage Anti-Saloon League Home Page Welcome to Dime Novels The Houshold Cyclopedia(1881) All Aboard The Northern Great Plains, 1880-1920

102. EDSITEment - Lesson Plan What specifics does The gilded age article offer as evidence of the Most ofus would regard a lowpaying job in Nicaragua or Honduras as a lousy job. http://edsitement.neh.gov/view_lesson_plan.asp?id=430

103. Intelligent Community Forum A comparison study of regional communities by the Intelligent Community Forum A reasonable figure for the total annual benefits to the us economy of the http://www.intelligentcommunity.org/html/published_research.html

Published Research The following are reports, news articles and links to Web sites that provide useful data on the many aspects of Intelligent Community development around the world, including: The Intelligent Community Broadband infrastructure Knowledge Workforce Digital Democracy ... Innovation The Intelligent Community Benchmarking the Intelligent Community. A comparison study of regional communities by the Intelligent Community Forum, made possible by funding from the Ministry of Municipal Affairs and Housing of the Province of Ontario, Canada. Published in 2001. (Intelligent Community Forum, July 2001 - PDF, 50 pages) Broadband Infrastructure The $500 Billion Opportunity: The Potential Economic Benefit of Widespread Diffusion of Broadband Internet Access. A reasonable figure for the total annual benefits to the U.S. economy of the widespread adoption of broadband access in all its forms - ADSL, cable modems, satellites, 3G wireless, and others - could be more than 400 billion dollars per year. Faster rollout of high-speed access services gives us these benefits earlier. A reasonable estimate of the net present value of faster rollout of broadband is as much as 500 billion dollars. (Criterion Economics, July 2001 - PDF, 75 pages) Broadband Access Platforms in Europe.

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