HIST 151 1st Edition Lecture 4 Outline of Last Lecture I The Gettysburg Address II Consumption III Post Civil War Consumption Outline of Current Lecture I Consequences II The Gettysburg Address Current Lecture I Consequences a Diet i Tin cans refrigeration technology 1 Safer and healthier less prone to foodborne illness 2 Added variety first time eating different things 3 Eat stuff that isn t in season all year round from anywhere b Women s Labor i Before Women and men engaged in home income productive labor 1 Women became consumers instead of producers ii Some moved into paid wage labor force 1 Young women of all classes 2 Temporary bridge 3 Immigrant women poor women former slaves and daughters iii A lot of new jobs 1 Service oriented waitresses secretaries clerks 2 Moved in easily b v enforced gender ideologies a Clean not physical safe 3 Radical changes to women s lives a Frequency of living outside the home 4 Enforced the role of women in society c Origins of Things i Industrial Revolution connected Americans were to people and places far away 1 Create connections and make invisible all at once 2 Shift in consciousness 1865 1900 These notes represent a detailed interpretation of the professor s lecture GradeBuddy is best used as a supplement to your own notes not as a substitute ii By end of 19th century everything well connected but those connections are invisible iii Became less and less the more you became a consumer and less of a producer iv Increasingly obscure 1 More and more dependent on people and processes that you don t understand II The Gettysburg Address a November 1863 b Lincoln came to dedicate cemetery of fallen soldiers c Edward Everett also spoke i Orator ii Spoke before Lincoln spoke for 2 hours d Lincoln spoke for 3 minutes i People thought it rude e New Birth of Freedom redefined it i Symbol of national purpose pride and ideals ii Reinterpreted the Declaration of Independence f Declaration of Independence DI vs the Constitution C i Constitution legal document ii DI has no legal standing expression of ideals 1 No different from Patrick Henry Martin Luther King Jr iii Lincoln transferred from an to THE iv Civil War not fought about DI fought about Constitution 1 Not over equality or liberty 2 States rights 3 Whether or not slavery could be extended v Lincoln made it about American ideals not laws 1 Shifting ideals of the war 2 Implication that blacks and whites are equal vi Gave the nation a new birth of freedom g Breaking it down i Four Score and 7 years ago 1 DI brought forth a new nation 2 Declared independence 3 Doesn t say anything about creating a new nation 4 Cooperation against enemy 5 Treaty system bound common entities a Like EU 6 US are a Collection of individual principalities b Changes to being referred to as a united entity the US is ii Constitution said nothing about liberty or equality iii Lincoln fused the DI and C 1 The nation created by C was to live up to DI ideals h Redefining War i Rearticulates war ii A test of principles US founded upon can endure i Rededicated the Nation i Living s main purpose is to carry on for the things and cause they fought ii Piling one fiction after another j Open ended Claim i Struggle for equality can be taken up by anybody anytime anywhere ii What does equality mean k When do liberty and equality come into conflict l Opened up the possibility for them to argue about it opened up for discussion m Living up to vision of taking carrying on ideals of founding fathers