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1 AMERICAN HISTORY CHAPTER 13 PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT
2 BOARD QUESTION 1) WHAT IS PROGRESSIVISM? 2) WHAT PARTY DID PROGRESSIVES SUPPORT? 3) WHAT WAS A MUCKRAKER? 4) WHAT WERE THE IDEAS OF THE EFFICIENT PROGRESSIVES? 5) WHAT WAS THE COMMISSION PLAN?
3 BOARD QUESTION 1) WHO WAS ROBERT LA FOLLETTE? 2) WHAT IS DIRECT PRIMARY? 3) WHAT IS INITIATIVE? 4) WHAT IS REFERENDUM? 5) WHAT IS RECALL?
4 BOARD QUESTION 1) WHAT IS SUFFRAGE? 2) WHY DID WOMEN BECOME POLITICLY ACTIVE? 3) WHAT AMENDMENT GAVE WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE? 4) WHAT IS TEMPERANCE? 5) WHAT IS PROHIBITION?
5 BOARD QUESTIONS 1) WHO WAS UPTON SINCLAIR? 2) WHAT WAS THE MEAT INSPECTION ACT? 3) WHAT WAS THE PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT? 4) WHICH PRESIDENT WAS KNOWN AS A CONSERVATIONIST? 5) HOW MANY FEDERAL RESERVES DID ROOSEVELT ESTABLISH?
6 BOARD QUESTION 1) WHAT PARTY DID TEDDY ROOSEVELT START? 2) WHO BECAME PRESIDENT IN 1912? 3) WHAT DOES THE 16TH AMENDMENT STATE? 4) WHAT WAS THE UNDERWOOD TARIFF? 5) WHAT SET WILSON APART FROM ROOSEVELT?
7 PROGRESSIVISM PROGRESSIVISM - WAS NOT A TIGHTLY ORGANIZED POLITICAL MOVEMENT WITH A SPECIFIC SET OF REFORMS. INSTEAD IT WAS A COLLECTION OF DIFFERENT IDEAS AND ACTIVITIES. PROGRESSIVES BELIEVED INDUSTRIALIZATION AND URBANISM HAD CREATED MANY SOCIAL PROBLEMS.
8 PROGRESSIVISM A PROGRESSIVE COULD BELONG TO EITHER PARTY. THEY WERE USUALLY FROM URBAN AREAS AND MIDDLE - CLASS. PROGRESSIVISM WAS A REACTION TO LAISSEZ-FAIRE ECONOMICS AND ITS EMPHASIS ON AN UNREGULATED MARKET.
9 PROGRESSIVISM PROGRESSIVES HAD SEEN THE POVERTY OF THE WORKING CLASS, FILTH AND CRIME OF THE URBAN SOCIETY. PROGRESSIVES DOUBTED THE FREE MARKETS ABILITY TO ADRESS THE PROBLEM.PROGRESSIVES ALSO DOUBTED THE GOVERNMENTS WILLINGNESS AND ABILITY TO FIX THE PROBLEM.
10 PROGRESSIVISM PROGRESSIVES BELIEVED THE ONLY WAY TO FIX THESE SOCIAL PROBLEMS WAS TO CHANGE GOVERNMENT FIRST. PROGRESSIVES HAD LIVED IN A TIME OF GREAT SCIENTIFIC ACHIEVEMENT. THE LIGHT BULB, TELEPHONE, SKY SCRAPERS, AUTOMOBILE, AND AIRPLANE. PROGRESSIVES BELIEVED THESE INVENTIONS HAD CHANGED SOCIETY FOR THE BETTER.
11 PROGRESSIVISM PROGRESSIVES BELIEVED THESE SAME SCIENTIFIC PRINCIPLES USED IN INVENTIONS COULD BE USED TO FIX SOCIAL ISSUES. THIS IS A LOT LIKE THE ENLIGHTENMENT AGE OF EUROPE. THE IDEA OF USING SCIENCE TO CHANGE THE FUNCTION OF GOVERNMENT.
12 MUCKRACKER MUCKRAKERS - WERE CRUSADING JOURNALISTS WHO INVESTIGATED SOCIAL CONDITIONS AND POLITICAL CORRUPTION. IN THE EARLY 1900 S, AMERICAN PUBLISHERS WERE COMPETING TO SEE WHO COULD EXPOSE THE MOST CORRUPTION AND SCANDAL.
13 MUCKRACKERS THESE PUBLICATIONS LOOK FOR CORRUPTION IN BIG BUSINESS, GOVERNMENT, POLITICAL MACHINES, AND SOCIAL ISSUES.(MUCKRAKERS) THESE JOURNALIST ARTICLES LED TO GENERAL PUBLIC DEBATE ON SOCIAL AND ECONOMIC PROBLEMS AND PUT PRESSURE ON POLITICIANS TO INTRODUCE REFORMS.
14 DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROGRESSIVIST THERE WERE DIFFERENT TYPES OF PROGRESSIVES. EFFICIENCY PROGRESSIVES GOVERNMENT TO BE MORE EFFICIENT. THEY BELIEVE MANY SOCIAL ISSUES WOULD BE FIXED IF GOVERNMENT WORKED PROPERLY. THEY BELIEVED GOVERNMENT COULD BECOME MORE EFFICIENT BY USING
15 COMMISSION PLAN COMMISSION PLAN - A CITY GOVERNMENT WOULD BE SEPARATED INTO SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS, WHICH WOULD BE PLACED UNDER THE CONTROL OF AN EXPERT COMMISSIONER. A BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS WOULD SELECT THE SPECIALIST TO RUN THE CITY.
16 LABORATORY OF DEMOCRACY ROBERT LA FOLLETTE - BELIEVED THAT PARTY BOSSES HAD TO MUCH CONTROL OVER WHO WAS ELECTED. LA FOLLETTE BELIEVED DEMOCRACY WAS BASED UPON KNOWLEDGE. THE ONLY WAY TO BEAT THE BOSS IS TO KEEP THE PEOPLE THOROUGHLY INFORMED.
17 LABORATORY OF DEMOCRACY DIRECT PRIMARY - IN WHICH ALL PARTY MEMBERS COULD VOTE FOR A CANDIDATE TO RUN IN THE GENERAL ELECTION. INITIATIVE - ALLOWED A GROUP OF CITIZENS TO INTRODUCE LEGISLATION AND REQUIRED THE LEGISLATURE TO VOTE ON IT.
18 LABORATORY OF DEMOCRACY REFERENDUM - ALLOWED PROPOSED LEGISLATION TO BE SUBMITTED TO THE VOTERS FOR APPROVAL. RECALL - ALLOWED VOTERS TO DEMAND A SPECIAL ELECTION TO REMOVE AN ELECTED OFFICIAL FROM OFFICE BEFORE HIS OR HER TERM HAD EXPIRED.
19 THE SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT THE WOMEN S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT HAD BEEN GOING SINCE THE BEGINNING OF THE U.S. WOMEN WHO WANTED THE RIGHT TO VOTE WERE SEEN AS IMMORAL AND UNFEMININE BY SOME CRITICS. WOMEN SUFFRAGE MOVEMENTS JOINED THE ABOLITIONIST MOVEMENT BEFORE THE CIVIL WAR.
20 14 & 15 AMENDMENT WITH THE PASSING OF THE 14 AND 15 AMENDMENTS MANY SUFFRAGIST BELIEVED WOMEN WOULD GET THE RIGHT TO VOTE AS WELL, BUT REPUBLICANS REFUSED. WOMEN DID NOT MAKE SIGNIFICANT GAINS UNTIL 1910, WHEN MIDDLE CLASS WOMEN BEGAN TO BECOME POLITICLY ACTIVE WITH THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT.
21 THE 19TH AMENDMENT 19TH AMENDMENT - IN 1920 CONGRESS PASSED THIS GIVING WOMEN THE RIGHT TO VOTE. GREAT WOMENT SUFFRAGIST - ABIGAIL ADAMS, ELIZABETH CADY STANTON, SUSAN B. ANTHONY, LUCY STONE, JULIA WAED HOWE, ALICE PAUL, AND CARRIE CHAPMAN CATT.
22 CHILD LABOR CHILDREN HAD ALWAYS WORKED ON FAMILY FARMS BUT FACTORY WORK WAS MUCH MORE DANGEROUS FOR CHILDREN. IN MILLION CHILDREN WORKED OUTSIDE THE HOME. IN 1904 A CHILD LABOR COMMITTEE WAS FORMED.
23 PROHIBITION TEMPERANCE - ADVOCATED THE MODERATION OR ELIMINATION OF ALCOHOL. THIS MOVEMENT WAS LEAD BY MOSTLY WOMEN. THEY BELIEVE MEN DRINKING ALCOHOL IN SALOONS LEAD TO PROBLEMS IN SOCIETY.
24 PROHIBITION PROHIBITION - LAWS BANNING THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, AND CONSUMPTION OF ALCOHOL. MANY CHRISTIAN GROUPS BELIEVED THIS WAS A GREAT WAY TO HELP AMERICAN SOCIETY.
25 TEDDY ROOSEVELT SQUARE DEAL - ROOSEVELT S DOMESTIC POLICY, IN WHICH IN 1904 HE STATED HE WOULD MAKE SURE EVERY MAN HAD A SQUARE DEAL, NO MORE AND NO LESS. ROOSEVELT BELIEVED IN SOCIAL DARWINISM AND PROGRESSIVE REFORM. HE BELIEVED PROGRESSIVE REFORM WOULD HELP THE U.S. COMPETE WITH OTHER NATIONS.
26 TEDDY ROOSEVELT THE TRUST BUSTER - ROOSEVELT WANTED A WAY TO SUPERVISE BIG BUSINESS IN ORDER TO MAKE SURE THESE TRUST HAD THE PUBLIC INTEREST IN MIND WHEN MAKING BUSINESS TRANSACTIONS. NORTHERN SECURITIES V. THE U.S. IS THE CASE WERE NEWSPAPERS BEGAN CALLING ROOSEVELT A TRUSTBUSTER.
27 DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR IN 1903 TEDDY ROOSEVELT CONVINCED CONGRESS TO CREATE THE DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE AND LABOR. BUREAU OF CORPORATIONS - WAS A DEPARTMENT OF THE COMMERCE AND LABOR. THAT COULD WATCH CORPORATIONS ACTIVITIES.
28 U.S. STEEL BECAUSE OF THE CREATION OF THE BUREAU OF CORPORATIONS U.S. STEEL A HUGE HOLDING COMPANY FEARED BEING BROKEN UP. U.S. STEEL AGREED TO OPEN THEIR BOOKS TO THE GOVERNMENT IF THE GOVERNMENT HELPED THEM FIX PROBLEMS IN PRIVATE.
29 BUREAU OF CORPORATIONS WITH OTHER HOLDING COMPANIES ALSO SCARED OF BEING BROKEN UP THEY TOO MADE GENTLEMEN S AGREEMENTS WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. THE SAME WAY U.S. STEEL DID. THIS ALLOWED ROOSEVELT TO REGULATE COMMERCE WITH OUT HURTING THE ECONOMY.
30 SOCIAL WELL BEING UPTON SINCLAIR - AUTHOR OF THE JUNGLE. THIS BOOK DESCRIBED SLAUGHTERHOUSES IN CHICAGO. THERE WOULD BE MEATED STORED IN GREAT PILES IN ROOMS, AND THE WATER FROM LEAKY ROOFS WOULD DRIP OVER IT, AND THOUSANDS OF RATS WOULD RACE UPON IT.
31 MEAT INSPECTION ACT MEAT INSPECTION ACT - AFTER PUBLIC OUTRAGE FROM READING THE JUNGLE TEDDY ROOSEVELT AND CONGRESS PASSED THIS ACT. IT REQUIRED FEDERAL INSPECTION OF MEAT SOLD THOUGH INTERSTATE COMMERCE AND REQUIRED THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT TO SET STANDARDS OF CLEANLINESS IN MEAT PACKING PLANTS.
32 THE PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT PATENT DRUGS WERE ALSO SOLD WITH THE PUBLIC NOT KNOWING WHAT WAS IN THEM AND IF THEY WORKED. PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT PROHIBITED THE MANUFACTURE, SALE, OR SHIPMENT OF IMPURE OR FALSELY LABELED FOOD AND DRUGS.
33 CONSERVATION TEDDY ROOSEVELT WAS A VERY ENTHUSIASTIC OUTDOORSMEN. HE WANTED TO MAKE SURE AMERICANS BEAUTIFUL LANDSCAPE WOULD LAST FOR FUTURE GENERATIONS. HE CREATED 5 NEW NATIONAL PARKS AND 51 FEDERAL WILDLIFE RESERVATIONS. ( OVER 100 MILLION ACRES IN PROTECTED FOREST)
34 SMILING BILL TAFT PRESIDENT WILLIAM TAFT - HAD BEEN APART OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT S ADMINISTRATION. HE WAS A CLOSE AND TRUSTED FRIEND OF TEDDY ROOSEVELT. WITH T. ROOSEVELT S HELP TAFT BECAME THE NEXT PRESIDENT OF THE U.S. BEATING WILLIAM JENNINGS BRYAN.
35 WILLIAM TAFT TAFT UNDERSTOOD THAT HE WAS NOT THE SAME TYPE OF PERSON THAT TEDDY ROOSEVELT WAS AND BECAUSE OF THIS HE FEARED PEOPLE WOULD NOT RESPECT HIM THE SAME WAY THEY DID TEDDY. TAFT WENT HIS OWN WAY AS PRESIDENT AGAINST MANY OF ROOSEVELT S IDEAS.
36 TAFT V. ROOSEVELT BECAUSE TAFT HAD WENT AGAINST HIS IDEAS ROOSEVELT CAME BACK TO THE U.S. FROM HIS WORLD TRAVELS TO STOP HIS OLD FRIEND FROM DESTROYING THE ECONOMY. IN FEBRUARY TEDDY ROOSEVELT ENTER THE PRESIDENTIAL CAMPAIGN AGAINST TAFT.
37 REPUBLICAN PARTY WITH TWO REPUBLICANS TRYING TO WIN THE PRESIDENCY. THE REPUBLICAN PARTY SPLIT. WILLIAM TAFT RECEIVED THE REPUBLICAN NOMINATION AND TEDDY ROOSEVELT STARTED THE BULL MOOSE PARTY. FIT AS A BULL MOOSE
38 ELECTION OF 1912 BECAUSE THE REPUBLICAN PARTY HAD SPLIT, THERE VOTING POWER WAS ALSO SPLIT ALLOWING WOODROW WILSON TO BECOME PRESIDENT. PRESIDENT WILSON WAS AN ACADEMIC WHO HAD ONLY BEEN IN POLITICS FOR TWO YEARS BEFORE BECOMING PRESIDENT.
39 INCOME TAX UNDERWOOD TARIFF - THIS LOWERED THE TARIFF ON IMPORTED GOODS BY ABOUT 30 PERCENT. 16TH AMENDMENT - WITH THE PASSING OF THIS AMENDMENT AND THE UNDERWOOD TARIFF THE GOVERNMENT WAS NOW ALLOWED TO TAX PEOPLES PERSONAL INCOME.
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