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| a move away from laissez-faire ideas of government and economics; wanted stronger federal government for Jeffersonian goals |
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| faith in using statistics, facts, commissions, and information to inform and arouse a virtuous public and demand reform |
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| Non-Progressives - FAR LEFT |
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| socialists, commies, anarchists |
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| Progressive Reformers - LIBERALS |
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| advocates for more democracy |
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| Progressives - CONSERVATIVES |
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| advocates for more order- more efficiency |
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| Non-Progressives - FAR RIGHT |
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| journalists that believed if people knew the problems they would act on them! |
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Wealth Against Commonwealth
muckraker |
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Treason of the Senate
muckraker |
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History of Standard Oil Co
muckraker |
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Other People's Money
muckraker |
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Shame of the Cities
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Bitter Cry of the Children
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How The Other Half Lives
for immigration restriction
photographer
we should be afraid of immigrants, they aren't like us and they aren't contributing to society
efficiency > freedom |
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a man who wanted more democracy by breaking up big business.
TR is usually associated with this title |
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| TR saved the bear cub, this industry boomed because the public loved TR |
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| gave people feeling that they had a forceful president that was on their side. In actuality, big business won this strike because after the president left they didn't have to reinforce their rules because of no unions. |
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against monopolies, trust busting
strengths the Sherman Anti-Trust Act |
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| strengths Interstate Commerce Act - trust regulation NOT TRUST BUSTING |
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TR's conservation program
efficiency > democracy
"Mom and Pop's" went out of business |
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| trust regulation, drove out small businesses |
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| praises capitalism for solving the problem of production, but criticizes it because we didn't solve the problem of distribution. Believes capitalism is only a necessary phase in history and it has lived longer than it should. |
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| 1920s and 1950s, associate socialism with dictatorship (ie. Soviet Union) |
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| direct take over of other countries |
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The Platt Amendment
Cuba- leaving them with a constitution and their government with special perks for us |
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US-Filipino War
after liberating the, we "took" the area and made it a territory which caused a series of guerrilla wars in which we slaughtered Filipinos |
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| term invented by McKinley's administration platform that described white man's burden applied to the Philippines - justifiable propaganda phrase |
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| fighting for others, not for yourself, with moral intentions |
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| indirect empire -- imperial republic |
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| an oxymoron, the US foreign policy in 1890s-1917 |
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| John Hays Open Door Policy |
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| attitude towards China, pressured them to give us access to markets, didn't really give them much of a choice |
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| "speak softly and carry a big stick" |
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| talk polite but remind people we have power |
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| Panama Canal/Hay Bunear-vailla Treaty |
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| did not force Panama to give us Canal, but we basically asked for it in return for their great independence |
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| TR's Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine |
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| adds that US has right to intervene- makes US policeman |
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| ended Russo-Japanese War, made US recognized as a world power, we were asked to moderate the treaty |
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| like tabolids, nesationalized news especially foreign affairs |
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| idea that we should go abroad and spread the flag; nationalism |
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| artists who made pictures inaccurately for these tabloids |
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| Influence of Sea Power in History - the need to obtain overseas markets to alleviate economic overproduction |
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| we're being TOO successful |
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| we have to go take care of them |
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