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| motto of the progressives? |
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| "The reformist wave went far back - to the ___ party of the DECADE, and the ___ party of the DECADE, and rejected a ____economic policy |
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Greenback Labor (1870s)
Populist (1890s)
lasseiz-faire |
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WEALTH AGAINST COMMONWEALTH
1890s
Standard Oil is bad |
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| THEORY OF THE LEISURE CLASS |
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VEBLEN
1890s!!!!!!!!!
attacked "predatory wealth," "conspicuous consumption," "wasteful 'business'" (making money for money's sake), and advocated productive "industry" (making goods to satisfy real needs) |
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HOW THE OTHER HALF LIVES
1890s
life in NY slums
influenced TR deeply
New York Sun reporter |
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THE TITAN
THE FINANCIER
1910s |
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1902, McClure's
-Ida M. Tarbell (avenged father, needed fact-checking) (Mother of Trusts_
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Lloyd - sep. card |
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Steffens
1902
McClure's
Corrupt alliance between big biz and municipal gov't |
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Lawson
1905-6
"Frenzied Finance"
Everybody's
Erratic speculator
Died a poor man |
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1906
75/90 rep railroads/trusts, not you
"The Treason of the Senate"
Cosmopoitan |
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| "SOme of the most effective fire of the muckrakers was directed at social evils. The ugly list included __, __, and __ |
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"white slave" trafficking of women
rickety slums
industrial accidents |
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| Name 3 offshoots of the Progressive movement |
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-socialism (had been established, but gained traction in a similar fashion)
-religious progressivism - Christian teachings - demand better housing/living conditions for poor
-feminism - aka Jane Addams/Lillian Wald |
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| Name some muckraking magazine |
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-McClure's
-Cosmopolitan
-Collier's
-Everybody's
-The American
1900s |
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| Where did TR get the term "muckraker" from? |
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| Pilgrim's Progress - Bunyan |
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Baker
1908
"sorry subjugation of America's 9 million blacks - of whom 90% still lived in the South and 1/3 were illiterate |
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| Bitter Cry of the Children |
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Spargo
1906
Abuses of child labor |
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-Dr. Wiley
1902
-Collier's
-performed experiments on himself |
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| Name some reforms that the progressives wanted (gov't-wise) |
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-direct election of senators
-direct primary elections
-referendum
-recall ability
-root out graft
-limit money that can be spent on campaigns
--prohibit huge gifts from corps |
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"Woman suffrage, the goal of feminists for many decades, likewise received powerful new support from the progressives early in the WHEN?"
They protested WHAT? |
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1900s
"Taxation w/o Representation" |
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-___, TX, was home to progressive reform how?
-What was another way to fight corruption? |
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Galveston, TX
-assign expert-staffed commissions to handle urban affairs
-City-manager system |
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| -"Urban reformers also attacked..." (5) |
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-slumlords
-juvenile delinquency
-prostitution
-police bribing
-sale of public utilities |
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| Name notably progressive states & their governors, what they did |
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WI- La Follette-routed lumber/railroad trusts, perfected scheme for regulating public utilities
CA-Hiram Johnson - elected in 1910, and helped break dominant grip of Southern Pacific Railroad on CA politics
NY-Hughes-investigator of malpractices by gas and insurance cos. by the coal trust |
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-settlement house movement"
-"at a time when women could neither vote nor hold poli office, settlement houses offered a side door to public life"
-exposed middle-class women to the problems plaguing America's cities (poverty, poli corruption, horrible living/working conditions)
-provided skills/confidence to attack evils, civic entryway
-Literary clubs changed to this
-extension of separate sphere |
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1912
Women's Christian Temperance Union (+ Anti-Saloon League)
Dept. of Labor |
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| When was the Women's Bureau founded? |
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-former resident of Hull House
-Became IL's first chief factory inspector
1899:
-National COnsumers League |
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ITALICIZE
1905
-Gloucester v. Muller Laundry Co,
-$10 fine, made her work 10 instead of 9 hrs
-Protect female workers
=Brandeis for female |
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| upheld hour workday for factory workers |
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