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Unit 6 Images

Unit 6 Images. Early 1900 cartoons and pictures, the progressives through the Jazz age. Ida Tarbell. Ida Tarbell.

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Unit 6 Images

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  1. Unit 6 Images Early 1900 cartoons and pictures, the progressives through the Jazz age

  2. Ida Tarbell

  3. Ida Tarbell • Rockefeller and his associates did not build the Standard Oil Co. in the board rooms of Wall Street banks. They fought their way to control by rebate and drawback, bribe and blackmail, espionage and price cutting, by ruthless ... efficiency of organization.

  4. Upton Sinclair

  5. Cosmopolitan • McClures • Colliers • Investigative Journals that uncovered corruption, bribery and scandals for the ‘people’

  6. Coined by TR • The term was not a positive one • TR was a progressive but didn’t want to upset the corporate control of the economy

  7. City Life • Immigrants tended to flock to poor, urban centers in New York and Chicago • The areas were dirty, dark and poverty stricken • Slum lords did little to keep up the apartments and often made great profits renting to these people

  8. Teddy Roosevelt as the Bull Moose

  9. TR-Good and Bad Trusts

  10. Holding CompaniesParent companies whose sole purpose is to own stock in another company, influences the board of directors and helps steer the course of economic direction.

  11. Every nation has its war party... It is commercial, imperialistic, ruthless. It tolerates no opposition.Robert La Follette

  12. Hiram Johnson I do not by any means believe the initiative, the referendum, and the recall are the panacea for all our political ills, yet they do give to the electorate the power of action when desired, and they do place in the hands of the people the means by which they may protect themselves. Hiram Johnson

  13. Popular Government THE WAR CHANT “They gotta keep kicking my dog around.” Herbert Johnson

  14. Republicans SplitTaft and TRInsurgents demand tariff reform, income tax, direct election of senators, stricter regulation of railroads…more progressive

  15. Political Corruption strikes DC

  16. Wilson’s Plan

  17. Henry Cabot Lodge-Republican Opposition

  18. Public Opinion was for the League of Nations. However, that was not strong enough to push it through the Senate, seen here as a running back.

  19. Treaty of Versailles fails to pass the US Senate. Why?

  20. USS Patience

  21. After Lusitania sinks…

  22. Lusitania Warning

  23. Pro-League Posters

  24. 1920 Election Map

  25. 1920 Election

  26. Harding and the League

  27. Harding and the League

  28. Teapot Dome Scandal- black mark on Harding’s administration, evidence of corruption for leasing oil lands to companies and politicians taking payments for such acts.

  29. 1924 Election Map

  30. Women March to the Vote

  31. Farmers and Prosperity

  32. The Rich and Labor-turn of the Century

  33. Red Scare

  34. Red Scare

  35. Scopes Trial

  36. Traditionalists versus Modernists

  37. Radio-mass communicating

  38. Hollywood emerges: First Full Length Classic Birth of a Nationshowcases epic battle scenes and the Ku Klux Klan saving the South from the evil of Reconstruction.

  39. Automobiles--Impact on America

  40. Cost of a Model T

  41. Fashion of the 20s Illustration for “The Camp Leader” by Earl Reed Silvers. St. Nicholas. Volume 50, No. 10 (August 1923), 1022.

  42. One Piece Bathing Suits: A sign of the times

  43. Jazz Emerges: tricky syncopation and seductive dancing combine to unleash a wave of sexual liberation King Oliver’s Creole Jazz Band, early 1920s

  44. The early legends Fats Waller Armstrong Jelly Roll

  45. The Dancing: The Charleston

  46. Prohibition

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