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Chapter 18 - The Age of Reform. Populism = Rural issues Progressivism = Urban issues. The Progressive Movement. Middle & upper class people Women jump on board! Why?. Progressive issues. Reform the workplace! Limit monopolies & trusts! (reduce corporate power) - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Populism = Rural issuesProgressivism = Urban issues
-Middle & upper class people-Women jump on board! Why?
-Reform the workplace!-Limit monopolies & trusts! (reduce corporate power)-Social issues: elections, education, equality
-Progressive journalists join in the fight! Muckrakers !!!-Munsey’s, Everybody’s, McClure’s Magazine-Told of corruption in politics and business-Increased awareness of social issues
-“History of the Standard Oil Company”-Local Hero!! Allegheny College, Titusville-The “Terror of the Trusts”
- The Jungle
-Female & child laborers-Equal pay, safer conditions, shorter days, no children, minimum wage-Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
-Corporations fight back!-14th Amendment protects property, right?-Freedom of contract-Muller v. Oregon
-Louis Brandeis (Brandeis Brief)
-Closed Shop-Socialism
(American Federation of Labor)
(International Ladies’ Garment Workers Union)
(Industrial Workers of the World)
-William “Big Bill” Haywood-Wobblies
-Over 50% of pop. Living in cities-Housing, sanitation, police & fire protection, education, recreation-Lawrence Veiller
-NY Tenement House Act-Daniel Burnham
-City planning (Chicago)
-Prohibition – banned the manufacture, sale & transportation ofalcoholic beverages
-Woman’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)-18th Amendment
-Many progressives do not want to include minorities-Some minorities do succeed, but major change is decades away
(National Association for the Advancement of Colored People)
* Americanization