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1912 Socialist Party VP Nominee - Milwaukee Mayor Emil Seidel (Bio. PPT Bundle)

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Biography presentation cover introducing Mayor Emil Seidel, with his name, title, and a portrait of him
Opening cover of the biography presentation
Biography slide identifying Seidel as a Milwaukee mayor and 1912 Socialist VP nominee born in Ashland
Slide 2: Political roles and birthplace
Family background slide naming Emil Seidel’s parents as Otto Seidel and Henrietta Knoll Seidel
Slide 3: Names of Seidel’s parents
Family history slide stating that Emil Seidel’s parents immigrated from Germany, with a map of Germany
Slide 4: His parents’ country of origin
Childhood slide tracing Seidel’s family move to Wisconsin in 1867, first to Prairie du Chien, then Madison
Slide 5: The family’s move to Wisconsin
Education slide explaining that Seidel attended public school until age 13, then left to become a woodcarver
Slide 6: From public school to woodcarving
Early career slide stating that Seidel started a local woodworkers’ union at 19 and became its first secretary
Slide 7: Founding a woodworkers’ union
Biography slide on Seidel’s move abroad at 22 and six years in Berlin, working by day and studying at night
Slide 8: Work and night school in Berlin
Political biography slide on Seidel’s 1892 return to the US and membership in the Socialist Labor Party
Slide 9: Joining the Socialist Labor Party
Union involvement slide stating that Emil Seidel also became an active member of the Pattern Makers Union
Slide 10: Pattern Makers Union membership
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Subject

Social Studies, History, History: USA, Government

Grades

Not Grade Specific

Types

Teacher Tools, Presentations

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PDF

Editable
No
Author
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About This Product

Learn About Socialist Party VP Nominee Emil Seidel\nThis informative biography resource covers Emil Seidel's life and career. Students discover the Milwaukee mayor's birthplace and early years, tracing his educational background at high school and college. The material chronicles Seidel's various political offices and accomplishments as an elected official. His tenure as Socialist Party vice presidential nominee on Eugene V. Debs' 1912 ticket is also explored. Educators find useful material to build student knowledge on 20th century history, government, and political parties. The bundled 40-page PowerPoint includes key facts, dates, images, and discussion questions to drive learning. Teachers incorporate as a standalone lesson or complement to the US History or Civics curriculum. This versatile resource suits whole class instruction, small group review, or independent research projects on notable reformers.

Resource Tags

informative biography political offices election 1912 socialist party us history

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