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| 4 Phases of the progressives |
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1)Individuals in private organizations..
2) Local government..
3) State Government..
4) Federal/National gov..
..Try to create change |
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| Group of journalists who focused public attention on social, economic, and political injustices. |
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Upton Sinclair
Ida Tarbell
Lincoln Steffens |
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| exposes meatpacking industry: The Jungle |
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| Exposed corruption in standard oil |
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| linked connections between corrupt politicians and big business |
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Provided food,shelter, medical attention, for major urban centers/
Expanded to include vocationa/skills classes |
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| Jane Addams(nobel Peace Prize) looked after this largest setlement house. opened in 1889. |
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| more than 100 set. houses in US. All privately funded and staffed by volunteers |
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| Set houses started introducing voational and set. houses. |
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| 1P: The Social Gospel Movement |
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| Protestant churches becoming centers for social activism |
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| SGM: 3 groups- influential- founded. |
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The United Way
The Salvation Army
YMCA |
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| Women and men who were fighting for women to gain the right to vote and for female equality in job and education opportunities |
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| Public health nurse who fought for women to gain the right to vote and fought for women's health issues- Reproduction Rights |
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| FEmale education regarding sex and reproduction |
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First person to use term, birth control.
Opened first birth control clinic in 1916 |
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| first birth control center |
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1920. gave women right to vote- WSM given partial success w/ this
(Didn;t get equality in society) |
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| African American Movement (AAM) |
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| AAs try to create change with influential leaders: Booker ?T Washington and WEB DuBois |
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AAs could gain wquality thru patience and self betterment
Improve ourselves as AAs. |
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| Higher learning and vocational training for AA's. Opened by Booker T Washington to promote self betterment of AAs |
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| Argued tht AA should gain equality immediately thru talented 10 percent |
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| Top 10 percent of AA population should be given the education and job opportunities |
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| Abstinence from alchol- led by Womens Christian Temperance Union(WCTU) |
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