Imm. Urbanization, Reform study guide Flashcards

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define nativism

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preference for native born people over the opinions od immigrants

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explain the US immigration policy during the early 1900s

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biggest main inspection: ellis island as main inspection site

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explain the diff. betwen push and pull factors

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push-why they left: military force, famine, war religious persecution
pull- why they came: good ed., better life, freedom of religion

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what probs. existed in urban areas that led to a need for reform

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crime, pollution
major/minor crime
fire
polution
sanitation
political corruption
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defien political machine. how did political machines impact democray in the US?

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infromal party group that produced essentials to city dwellers in exchange for their vote. Eventually reforms were made to have a smoother running democracy, that wasnt just based on voted. Buissness began to be regulated

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who’s jane adams and what is she known for

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anti-imperilist that established settlement houses, opened “hull house” in chicago

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whats the gilded age. give exof positive and neg. of gilded age

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time of growth but really poverty and crie underneath

positive: new jobs, better standard of living
neg: politicial corruption, sanitation

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social darwinism

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belief that the people who are the best at wha they do should be rewarded

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muckrakers, give ex

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someone who exposes the truth about america’s issues.

ex: idk find somes

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goals of progresive movement

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uncover corruption,exposing unfair practices, gov. concentrated on social probs

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impact of progressive

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Political parties hold direct primaries to nominate candidates for office. 
• The Seventeenth Amendment calls for the direct election of senators. 
• Federal regulation of food and drugs began in this period.

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initiative

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allowed a group of citizens to introduce legislation and required legislature to vote on it

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referendum

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allowed proposed legislation to be submitted to voters for approval

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recall

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allowe voters to demand a special election to remove an elected official from office

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what was the prob. initiative, referendum and recall was aimed at correcting

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the lack of contol to introduce and pass bills in legislature

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whats the legacy of the progressive movement

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by then end, Americans looked to the gov. to play an active role in reg. the econ. and slowly social probs. in 1905 black leaders met to demand fun political rights and responsibilites and end recall and discrimination

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Sherman anti-trust

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gov. restores comp. by breaking up the business

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temperance movement

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called for moderation/elimination of alcohol

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interstate commerce

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created gov. agencies to reg. big comp. goods and prevent them from abusing their power

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income tax

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direct tax on the earnings of idndivisuals and corporations

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president wilsoon asked congress to create the fed. trade commission to do what

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monitor american buisness

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generally what did progressives believe

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idustrialiism and urbanization created many social. probs. argred that go. should take more active role in solving society’s probs

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who were amoung the first to articulate progresive ideas

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crusading journalist, eho were muckrackers

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what did robert la folletee pressure wisconsin leg. to do

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require each party to hold a direct primaryy; which all party members could vote 4 a candidate to run in the general election

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what reform fif progressives push through at the fed. level

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direct election of senators

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why did the suffrage movement get to a slow start

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wommen sufragist were accused of being unfeminine and immoral. some where physically abused attaked, others were abolitionist

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what were the 2 reasons the suffrage movement started making significant gains around 1910

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nationl women sufrage assoc and american woman suffrage assoc. combined to form national american woman suffrage assoc.

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why did many progressives believe that wealth was concentrated

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trusts

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what were some contributions of the social welfare progressives

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anti-child labor

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what new laws came into effect because of writting like “the bitter cry of children”

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states passed complex laws

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what were pres. taft’s view on tarrifs

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limited competition and hurt consumers

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what was the diff. between roosevelt and taft regarding the relationship between the president and congress

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openly active taft was methodical

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how did roosevelt’s and wilsons views on trust differ

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roosevelt thought they could help but needed reg. wilson thought they were evil

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what new fed. agency increased the gov. power to reg. the econ

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fed. reserve aact: raised intrest rates and stimulate econ. by lowering rates

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name 3 political probs

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innefficeny in gov, political machines and party bosses were powerful and influential
corruption in election procedures

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name 3 social probs

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physical abuse due to intoxication
no father/provider in the home
women didnt have acsess to med. info

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name 3 econ. probs

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wealth was concentrated in the hands of few
trusts dominated industries
no controll over RR

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what was the solution to inefficency in gov

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commission plan- city gov. divided into several depts. controlled by an expert commisioner; streamline gov. by reducing spending to cut the number of padded contracts given to friends,trim pay rolls to reduce number of jobs available as favors

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what was the solution to political machines and party bosses who were powerful an infuential

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elect progressive mayors who would support reform, election of city council member ar large rather than fom each ward to reduce power of local ward boss, candidates run as indivisuals instead of party representatives, city commision fov’ city, manager form of gov in which an elected city council hierd a professional city manager

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solution to corruption in election procedures

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direct primary- party mem. vote for a candiate to run in gen. election
secret ballot- citicens voted in a private booth and used an offical ballot

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solution to physical abuse due to intoxication

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temperance movement

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solution to no father/provider in house

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provided financial assistance to single parent

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soulution to women didnt have accsess to med. info

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1914 drive to inform women on birth control

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solution to: wealth was concentrated in the hands of few

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progressives supported soocialism(gov. ownership and operation of industy for the community as a whole)

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solution to trusts dominated industries

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Sherman Anti-trust Act

reg. of big business to prevent them from abusing power

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solution to no control over RR

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interstate commerce commision- reg. economies rates and transportation services between states; state railroad commision- regulate rates charged to farmers;factories cant bribe RRs into giving them unfair rates