Progressivism Flashcards

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Muckrakers

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writers who exposed corruption (Jacob riis, Nellie Bly)

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urbanization

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the growth of cities:
1860- 50% agriculture
1900- 22% agriculture

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Fredrick Jackson Turner

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Significance of the frontier in American History; wrote paper about expanding westward caused up to come together and form government, to face dangers (Indians, Animals, Starvation)

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Industrialization

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40% live in cities
economy grows 6x bc of factories/ mechanization
department stores develop/ mail order

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new vs. old imigration

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  • 12 mil in 50 years
  • was harder for these new immigrants(S europe, Asia, Mexico, Canada) bc they didnt speak the language, as opposed to the first immigrants from N/W europe
  • Most end up as factory workers in city
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Political Machines

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  • full-time politicians, consumed by obtaining and keeping power
  • targeted immigrants to work for them
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Boss Tweed

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  • Tammany district leader
  • Boss
  • Dictator
  • example: Mr.Ricci
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Patronage

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give jobs to friends/ supporters

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Jim crow laws

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intended to restrict social contact between whites and blacks- limit blacks opportunities

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Booker T Washington vs. WEB Du Bois

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Both wanted end discrimination
Washington: wanted to job train, obtain economic dependence, then political independence(had to wait for more jobs)
Du Bois: wanted ti further liberal arts program, prove themselves then they will get jobs.

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Ida B. Wells

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Lynching is economic, only lynched wealthy blacks, took out competition

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Robber Barons

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A business leader who became wealthy through dishonest methods

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Plessy vs. Fergusson/ what did it create?

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Plessy was accused of “sitting in a white car”, he was 7/8 white 1/8 black. was found guilty
created spereate but equal laws

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temperance movement

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wanted to ban alcohol

fathers drink less, work more, more time with kids

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Jane Addams

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A social worker,
created the hull house
Provided homes for poor
Helped with trash

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Progressives

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  • Made reforms to improve the country

- Made up of woman, middle class, educated

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Social gospel movement

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  • Based on the idea that social reform and Christianity went hand in hand, -believed that pursuit of wealth lead American down the wrong path
  • society must take responsibility for the less fortunate
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Social Darwinism/ who opposed it?

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Progressives opposed it, social Darwinists believed that only the fittest corporations would thrive, while others would fall behind

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Muller vs. Oregon

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Worked, limited the amount of hours woman could work

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Lochner vs. New York

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Didn’t work, tried to limit the amount of time bakers could work

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Worker compensation

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If you get hurt in the job, you are compensated in $$$$$

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Tuskegee institute

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Founded by Washington 
Tried to give blacks:
-economic independence
-job training
-political independence
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NAWSA

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A group that fought for woman’s rights

Elizabeth Cadu Stanton was the 1st pres.

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Declaration of sentiments

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1848

  • injustices by the Gov.
  • complaints: took away woman’s wages, and social equality
  • goal: woman’s equality
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Alice Paul
- Went to swathmore and U-Penn - well educated - headed NAWSA chapter in DC - organized parade - protested outside White House "silent sentiments"
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Carrie chapman Catt
- wanted to get right to vote state by state - negotiate/not demand - supports Wilson
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Uptown Sinclair
Muckraker | Wrote the jungle
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Hiram Johnson
Limited powers of the RR. Fought against child labor and for woman's 8 hour work day CALIFORNIA
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Robert La Follette
"Battling bob" Took on big RR. And won! WISCONSIN
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Pendleton act
You must be qualified for your job- civil service exams
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Jacob Riis
-Emigrated to US from Denmark 1870 -Worked menial jobs until he joined a news crew - argued that poor were victims rather than the muckrakers of their fate Book: how the other half lives
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Referendum
law passed by state legislature... idk
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Initiative
Citizens can propose and pass laws
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Teddy Roosevelt
Bull moose party
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Pure food and drug act
To regulate the manufacture of foods and drugs in 1906- Roosevelt And stop selling harmful products
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Sherman anti-trust act
1890- Roosevelt | To regulate monopolys
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Clayton anti-trust act
1914 Wilson | Extended the Sherman anti-trust acts
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Child labor act- keating owen
1916 - Wilson | Protect 14 year old from working
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16th amendment
1913- Wilson | Establish a federal income tax, graduated income
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17th amendment
1913 Wilson | Vote for senator
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18th amendment
1919 Wilson | Banned alcohol
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19th amendment
1920 Wilson | Woman's rights- vote
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Square deal
Teddy Roosevelt, wants to make everything fair, (workers, bosses, consumers)
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New freedom
Wilsons national reform program, to limit the power of trusts, to promote economic freedom
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How did the federal reserve act stabilize the national banking system?
Gave Uncle Sam more of a day in how baking is done
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What was the NAACP
Was for blacks and was started by Dubois
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Preservation and conservation act
By teddy Roosevelt wanted to protect national parks
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Teddy Roosevelt
- His vote was split with Taft - "Trust buster" - "square deal" - youngest president - bull moose party (republican)
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William Howard Taft
- won 1908 election easily - pissed off Roosevelt - was the real trust buster (90 vs 54) - was progressive- raised tariffs
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Woodrow Wilson
Born in Virginia New freedom Limited trusts, bank and tariff reforms Created federal trade commission
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To kick out an elected official before his term has expired
Recal
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Political cartoonist that revealed boss tweed
Thomas Nast
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Suffragist on the 1 dollar coin, asked for ERA in 1860's
Susan b Anthony
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Citizens can suggest and pass laws
Initiative
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Let gov. Set max prices for RR
Hepburn act
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African American man created the NAACP
WEB Dubois
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This court case made 8 hour work days illegal
Lockyer vs New York
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Main progressive goal
Reform big businesses