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John m. Murrin, et al. Liberty, Equality, Power A History of the American People. Chapter 21 Progressivism. Progressivism. Origins – Greenback Labor Party, Populists Ideology – mainstream reform which saw government as a means by which to improve the lives of citizens. Progressives. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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John m. Murrin, et al.Liberty, Equality, PowerA History of the American PeopleChapter 21Progressivism
ProgressivismOrigins Greenback Labor Party, PopulistsIdeology mainstream reform which saw government as a means by which to improve the lives of citizens
RepublicansDemocratsProgressives
ProgressivismGoalsReturn government to the peopleCurb the trustsCorrect social injustices
MuckrakersJournalists who exposed corruption in the early 1900s.Jacob Riis How the Other Half Lives
MuckrakersLincoln Steffans The Shame of the Cities
MuckrakersIda Tarbell History of the Standard Oil Company
MuckrakersRay Stannard Baker Following the Color Line
MuckrakersUpton Sinclair The Jungle
Settlement HousesJane Addams & Hull HouseChicagos Intellectual Character
SocialistsEugene V. DebsLabor UnionsImmigrantsUtilitiesLocal v. National Leaders
Political ReformsDirect Primary ElectionsVoter VoiceInitiativeReferendumRecall
Political ReformsAustralian ballotDirect election of Senators (17th Amendment)Womens suffrage extended
Political ReformsChild labor advances
Political ReformsWorkers compensation lawsMaximum hours and minimum wagesDry laws
Political ReformsRobert La FolletteWisconsin Progressivism
Race & ProgressivismRace RiotsBooker T. Washingtons AccommodationW.E.B. Du BoisNAACP
Election of 1900McKinley v Bryan (again)Issues of Imperialism & Silver (revived by WJB)McKinley reelected w/ Theodore Roosevelt as VP
McKinleys 2nd AdministrationMcKinley assassinated in September 1901
Leon Czolgosz
TR That damn cowboy Force of personalityPolitical beliefs
Roosevelts Square DealControl of corporationsConsumer protectionConservation
Roosevelt AdministrationFirst Modern PresidentExpansion of Executive PowerActivist PresidentMeat Inspection Act & Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)Conservation = managed consumption
Roosevelt AdministrationTR as Trust BusterAntitrust suit against the Northern Securities CompanyInitiated over 40 suits against trustsGood trusts should be regulated by the government
Roosevelt AdministrationExpansion of Federal PowerHepburn Act (1906) Increased the power or the ICC to regulate railroadsDepartment of Commerce and Labor with the Bureau of Corporations created
Roosevelt AdministrationPennsylvania (Anthracite coal) Miners strike (1902)TR forced arbitration by threatening to seize minesFirst time federal government did not side with company ownership
Election of 1908William H. Taft (R) v. William Jennings Bryan (D)Eugene V. Debs Socialist candidate No TR?
Taft AdministrationDollar Diplomacy US support through investment and military / diplomatic aidAlso a trustbuster 90 suits in 4 yearsBroke campaign promise to reduce tariffsPolicies split the Republican party forming the National Progressive Republican League
www.americanrhetoric.comListen to two speeches by different people Theodore Roosevelt Woodrow Wilson William Jennings Bryan Eugene V. Debs William TaftWrite a brief (one paragraph) reaction to the speechs style and/or substance.
Election of 1912Howard Taft RepublicansTheodore Roosevelt Progressives / Bull MooseWoodrow Wilson - DemocratsEugene V. Debs - Socialists
Election of 1912IssuesTariffTrustsParty Loyalty
Election of 1912New NationalismPrecursor to New DealConsolidation of trust and LaborRegulation of good trustsWomens suffrageMinimum WageSocial InsuraceIn God We Trust
versus
New FreedomSmall EnterpriseEntrepreneurshipUnregulated & unmonopolized businessFragmentation not regulation
Election of 1912
Wilson AdministrationThe New FreedomTriple Wall of PrivilegeTariffBanksTrustsUnderwood Tariff Billreduced tariffs16th AmendmentGraduated / progressive income tax
Federal Reserve ActCreated 12 regional reserve districts & banksBanks issue Federal Reserve Notes
Federal Reserve Board
Department of the Treasury
Twelve Regional Reserve Districts(Central Banks)
Commercial Banks
Wilson AdministrationClayton Anti-Trust ActFederal Farm Loan ActLouis Brandeis 1st Jewish JusticeRace & WilsonWilsons pro-labor record v. Ludlow Massacre