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689-694 FOR MONDAY!!!!!!!!!

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_____________ - 3. The Populists -. Laissez-Faire Dance Party!. L A I S S E Z - F A I R E. Quiz

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689-694 FOR MONDAY!!!!!!!!!

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  1. 689-694 FOR MONDAY!!!!!!!!!

  2. 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_____________ - • 3. The Populists -

  3. Laissez-Faire Dance Party! • L A I S S E Z - • F A I R E

  4. 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.”

  5. 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

  6. Schedule • tonight – p.695-700 • tuesday – p.703-708 • wednesday – p.708-713 • Test Friday – p.682-713

  7. AP Registration • $82 • register through 2/17 for $15

  8. AP Reviews • start THIS FRIDAY! • 6:30 am – C310

  9. ACT Prep • Yo, check eeet !

  10. 695-700 for Tuesday!!!!!!!!!

  11. 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_____________ - • 3. The Populists -

  12. II. Goals A. Five Goals of Progressive Reform • 1. social welfare – • 2. corporate regulation - • 3. economic equity - • 4. political reform – • 5. moral reform –

  13. 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 –

  14. 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 -

  15. 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

  16. 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) –

  17. d. Who ya gonna call ? • 1.) TRUSTBUSTER!!!! TR!!! • 2.) TR saw . . . • “Good” Trusts - & • “Bad” Trusts – • 3.) Northern Securities Co. v. US (1904) – • 4.) The TR Myth -

  18. 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 -

  19. 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 -

  20. POLITICAL • intiative - • referendum - • recall - • secret ballot – • 17th Amendment (1913) - • women's suffrage - • 19th Amendment (1920)

  21. MORAL REFORM • Temperance Movement (WCTU) • results in - • Prohibition =

  22. Election of 1908 • TR’s promise – • Rep: W. H. Taft • Dem: WJB • Socialist: Eugene V. Debs • Almost ½ million votes! • winner =

  23. Roosevelt’s Legacy • 1.) expanded power of Presidency • 2.) regulation of corp. w/o socialism • 3.) new assertive Foreign Policy

  24. Taft A. Smart Guy B. Bad Politician C. Bigger Trustbuster than TR D. “Dollar Diplomacy” – • 1. In China - • 2. In the Caribbean –

  25. 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?

  26. 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

  27. 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 =

  28. XI. Wilson • A. Intellectual Professor • B. Southerner & Racist • C. Very Religious • D. Wanted to Empower Presidency • E. Idealist -

  29. 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 -

  30. C. Wall 3 = Banks • 1. Regulate em’ • 2. Federal Reserve Act ’13 – • 3. Created –

  31. 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 -

  32. Progressive Era Review !

  33. Teddy Roosevelt

  34. Taft

  35. Wilson

  36. Limits of Progressivism

  37. socialists progressives trusts • 1 - • 13 - • 14 - • 15 - • 16 - • 17 - • 18 - • 19 -

  38. 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

  39. 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.

  40. 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?

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