689-694 FOR
MONDAY!!!!!!!!!
I. Roots
A.
B.
C. demographics –
D. backlash against –
E. Two Goals:
 1.
 2.
F. Ahead of Their Time:
 1. Governor Altgeld  2. W__________ J_____________ B___________
Laissez-Faire Dance Party!
L A I S S E Z -
FAIRE
Quiz
 1.
Name or describe Roosevelt’s deal for
labor.
 2. Roosevelt was nicknamed the ____buster.
 3. What was The Jungle about?
 4. John Muir & Gifford Pinchot both worked
with Roosevelt on the issue of . . .
 5. Name or describe a location or feature in
America you could drive by and say “that’s
there because of Roosevelt’s policies.”
Tell Me What you know About . . .
1. the Anthracite coal strike . . .
2. TR’s record on “trustbusting” . . .
3. The Jungle . . .
4. laws Roosevelt passed concerning
nature . .
5. any other SPECIFIC things you
remember from the reading to prove to
me you read
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695-700 for
Tuesday!!!!!!!!!
I. Roots
A.
B.
C. demographics –
D. backlash against –
E. Two Goals:
 1.
 2.
F. Ahead of Their Time:
 1. Governor Altgeld  2. W__________ J_____________ B___________
II. Goals
A. Five Goals of Progressive Reform
1. social welfare –
2. corporate regulation 3. economic equity 4. political reform –
5. moral reform –
III. Muckrakers Muckrakers to Impress Graders
A. VEBLEN:The Theory of the Leisure ClassB. RIIS: How the Other Half Lives –
C. DREISER: The Titan
D. STEFFANS: The Shame of the Cities –
E. TARBELL: A History of Standard Oil Co.
F. SINCLAIR: The Jungle –
IV. Social Welfare A. Lochner v. New York (1905)
1. ruling –
B. Triangle Shirtwaist Fire (NYC)
1. results in –
C. Muller v. Oregon (1908)
1. ruling –
D. 1917 -
V. CORPORATE REGULATION
A. backlash against laissez-faire
B. TR’s Square Deal
1. The 3 Cs:
Control of corporations
Consumer protection
Conservation of nat. resources
2. Control of Corporations = r_______
a. Anthracite Coal Strike (1902) 1.) TR Orders A First ! –
2.)
result
b. Elkins Act (1903) –
c. Hepburn Act (1906) –
d. Who ya gonna call ?
1.)
2.)
TRUSTBUSTER!!!!
TR!!!
TR saw . . .
“Good” Trusts &
“Bad” Trusts –
3.) Northern Securities Co. v. US
(1904) –
4.) The TR Myth -
3. Consumer Protection
a. Upton Sinclair’s ___ ________
1.) his goal –
2.) public reaction 3.) 1906 Meat Inspection Act 4.) 1906 Pure Food and Drug
Act -
4. Conservation
a.
Forest reserve Act of 1891 b. The Carey Act of 1894 –
c. Gifford Pinchot d. Newlands Act of 1902 –
e. Conservation v. Preservation
f.
the difference –
g. TR & conservation -
POLITICAL
intiative
referendum recall secret ballot –
th
17
Amendment (1913) -
women's
suffrage th
19 Amendment (1920)
MORAL REFORM
Temperance
Movement
(WCTU)
results in Prohibition =
Election of 1908
TR’s
promise –
Rep: W. H. Taft
Dem: WJB
Socialist: Eugene V. Debs
Almost ½ million votes!
winner
=
Roosevelt’s Legacy
1.)
expanded power of
Presidency
2.) regulation of corp. w/o
socialism
3.) new assertive Foreign Policy
Taft
A. Smart Guy
B. Bad Politician
C. Bigger Trustbuster than TR
D. “Dollar Diplomacy” –
1. In China 2. In the Caribbean –
1.
Who won the election of 1912?
2. Why did he win?
3. Did Wilson want to increase or
decrease tariffs?
4. Name one target of Wilson’s “triple
wall of privilege”.
5. What issue did the Clayton Act
address?
E. Taft Angers Progressive Republicans
1. Payne-Aldrich Tariff (1909) a. betrays 2. The Ballinger-Pinchot Scandal
b. Taft fires Pinchot –
F. TR returns to challenge Taft
X. Election of 1912
A. The Candidates
1. Republicans: W. H. Taft
2. Democrats: Woodrow Wilson
3. Progressive (Bull Moose) - TR
4. Socialist: Eugene V. Debs
a. Almost 1 million votes!
5. Republican / 2
=
XI. Wilson
A. Intellectual Professor
B. Southerner & Racist
C. Very Religious
D. Wanted to Empower Presidency
E. Idealist -
XII. The Triple Wall of Privilege
A. Wall 1 = Tariffs
1. Lower em’
2. Pay for lost revenue with B. Wall 2 = Trusts
1. Bust em’
2. Federal Trade Commission Act of ’143. Clayton Anti-Trust Act of ‘14 -
C. Wall 3 = Banks
1. Regulate em’
2. Federal Reserve Act ’13 –
3. Created –
XIII. Other Reforms
 A. farmers
1. federal loan program –
2.$ for rural roads & colleges
B. labor
1. Workingman’s Compensation Act
2. improved conditions for RRs & sailors
C. race
1. resegregated fed. gov.
2. opposed anti-lynching laws
political motive for aggressive progressivism -
Progressive Era Review !
Teddy Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
Limits of Progressivism
 socialists
1  13  14  15 -
 16  17  18  19 -
progressives
trusts
XIV. Wilson’s Foreign Policy
A. against the big stick and $ dip. B. Jones Act of 1916
1. promise –
2. reality –
C. In Latin America –
1. Haiti ‘15
2. Dominican Republic ’15
D. Mexico
1. ’13 – Huerta takes power in revolution
2. Wilson refuses to recognize
3. U.S. sailors arrested
4. Navy seizes Vera Cruz
5. Carranza overthrows Huerta
6. Wilson recognizes Carranza gov.
7. Pancha Villa is revolting against
Carranza
8. Wants U.S. to turn against Carranza
9. Kills 16 Americans, leads raids into U.S.
10. Wilson sends Gen. Pershing after Villa
11. Withdraw before success in ’17 – Why?