This dataset represents admissions and discharges to and from the Philadelphia Almshouse from 1796-1803. This data is informative and contains a wealth of information. More a microcosm of the tie between personal status and economic/life opportunities, this data has a story to tell about the people of Philadelphia in Early America and how certain outcomes […]
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Module 9 Plan
This data represents a chance to see how the differing values of Federalists and Anti-Federalists affected Philadelphians based on race, gender, and occupation. It also gives a chance to see how poverty affects those same classes when it comes to economic opportunity and treatment within a class based society. I will be adding overall population […]
I’m using the Philadelphia Almshouse Admission data from 1796-1803. It contains a listing of most, if not all of the admissions to the almshouse from 1796-1893. It covers the John Adams and Thomas Jefferson presidencies which is interesting because Adams was a Federalist, while Jefferson was an anti-Federalist. I’m hoping to show some effects of […]
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Module 5 Assignment
Here is my tableau assignment: In my Chloropleth map, I added an occupation slider, along with a gender slider, so we could map how assigned and assumed gender roles developed over the course of time. This then ties to the heat and tree maps to show how industry and opportunity grew in NY, attracting workers […]
These are my very late assignments: https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1PNrtNlbPBJLB3jExpi1NUtu4IHhBefq-?usp=sharing https://colab.research.google.com/drive/117fYoaBM6262yS2_C_cBJCR_ADdqyhlE?usp=sharing https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1vv5qEce1KAylHvAPT3fKjXZJ4L5gOUYo?usp=sharing https://colab.research.google.com/drive/1hEvgLFidjrp7nrTLeSc9MIoMwoa7T6hH?usp=sharing I struggled to recall the prior assignments due to the gap in actually completing them. I often times would forget a space, a bracket or confuse a quote with an apostrophe. Turns out those are pretty important (who knew?). The for loops and the indenting, […]
It’s like learning an entirely new language despite the fact that it was all in English (I think at least.) I did like being able to see results each time I made a change. When I was working in Atom, there were extra steps to see the effects of the changes I thought I was […]