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History Ch. 21-24

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John Muir(Preservation) Founded Sierra Club in 1862; created Yosemite National Park; believed in preserving the land in a wilderness state was a spiritual and psychological necessity; leader in the "back to nature" movement;
Gifford Pinchot Most important conservation advocate; head of National Conservation Commission in 1908; forest manager of Biltmore Estate; chief of U.S. Division of Forestry in 1898; advisor to Roosevelt
I.W.W. Industrial Workers of the World; based on the labor theory of value
John Dewey Progressive educator who believed that education must be related to student's experience
Lincoln Steffens Wrote The Shame of the Cities, which became a battle cry for people trying to clean up city government; young California journalist
Frederick Taylor Emphasized close supervision and high productivity to promote efficiency in the workplace (science)
Tom Johnson Advocate of municipal socialism; made a fortune by investing in utility and railroad before he was 40
Balance of Power European nations/U.S. struggled to beome a world power; "Keep the Power" by keeping everyone at the same pace; "Hold the Power" and have one super power
Trench Warfare During the war, they fought in trenches
Neutrality U.S. tried to remain neutral in the war, but entered reluctantly in 1917
Lenin Led Bolsheviks to victory; argued that the only way to end imperialism was to end capitalism; believed that Communism would dominate the globe
Creel Committee Gigantic propaganda campaign to persuade the American public that there were valid reasons for entering war, but became anti-German/anti-immigrant; headed by George Creel
Espionage Act
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