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History Progressives

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four goals of progressivism economic reform, social welfare, foster efficiency, moral improvement
How did the Progressives clean up government reform--industries, businesses, rights of people in working, making people safer, city safer
Progressive efforts social welfare YMCA, helped people in need, social gospel movement, settlement houses
Progressive efforts-economic reform capitalism, socialism, workers were not happy-make them happy,muckrakers
Progressive efforts-foster efficiency Taylorism (simpler parts)
Progressive efforts-moral improvement prohibition, Susan b Anthony, suffrage
Florence Kelley social reformer
Prohibition making the sale or use of alcohol illegal
muckrakers writers and journalists fought to expose corruption in society-- The Jungle by Upton Sinclair-Meat Industry
Scientific Management efficiency
Progressive Era natural result of the corruption and decay of the Gilded Age; protections for the common man; New Deal
Robert LaFollette Progressive Wisconsin governor and senator
initiative a way for people to propose laws directly
referendum a way for people to approve changes in laws by a vote
recall a vote on whether to remove a public office from office
17th Amendment amendment providing for senators to be elected directly
4 ways that American could participate in government vote, rebel, conserve energy, industry/jobs
woman in the workforce suffrage-Susan B Anthony led- woman to fight for jobs, voting, etc, WWI helped aide in woman working in industry
suffrage the right to vote a joe of woman reformers
Susan B Anthony Leader of the suffrage movement, helped to define the movement and it's goals
NAWSA National American Woman Suffrage founded in 1890, to help woman win the right to vote
Social Gospel Movement to 19th Amendment gave woman the right rebel and speak out-right to vote and equal rights in the workforce
Teddy Roosevelt President 1901-1903; created reforms-square deal, NCAA, conservationists, supported civil rights, break the trusts-supported the people, was not respected, Meat Inspection Act, Pure Food/Drug Act
The Jungle A book that exposed that exposed meat packing industry-Upton Sinclair
Square Deal Teddy's program of progressive reforms
trust busting businesses have to stop and slow down
Coal Strike would not work due to the conditions
Meat Inspection Act Law reforming meatpacking conditions
Pure Food and Drug Act Law to stop the sale of unclean food and drugs
NAACP national association for the advancement of colored people founded to work for racial equality
Taft Presidency 27th President; diff from Teddy-did bust 90 Trusts-better trust buster
Payne Aldrich Tariff lower tariffs on imported goods
Gifford Pinchot Head of US forest service under Teddy who believed that it was possible to make use of natural resources while conserving them
Bull Moose Party nickname for the Progressive Party which was formed to support Teddy
Woodrwo Wilson Winner of the 1912 presidential election
Election of 1912 Wilson v Roosevelt--
Woodrow Wilson-reforms Clayton AntiTrust Act, Federal Trade Commission, Federal Reserve System
Clayton Anti trust act law that weakened monopolies and upheld the rights of unions and farm organizations
FTC Federal trade commission - an agency set up to investigate businesses to help enforce laws
Federal Reserve system national banking system
Carrie Chapman Catt President of the NAWSA led the campaign for woman suffrage during Wilson's administration
19th Amendment gave woman to vote
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