Progressivism and WWI Flashcards
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progressivism
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society capable of improvement didn’t like natural laws, laissez faire, or social darwinism
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Reform impulses
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antimonopoly-breakup/ regulate trusts
social cohesion-individuals are part of a great web of social relations
knowledge- apply knowledge to society
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muckrakers
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journalists who directed public attention toward social, economic, and political injustice, commited o exposing scandal, corruption, injustice,
Targets: Trusts and Railroads
helped inspire americans to take action
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Charles Francis Adams Jr.
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uncovered corruption among the railroad barons
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Ida Tarbell
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muckracker studied Standard Oil trust
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Lincoln Steffens
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muckracker reporter for McClures magazine wrote the Shame of the Cities portarits of “machine governemnt” and “boss rule” studied moral outrage helped arouse for refrom
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social justice
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justice that goes beyond the individual, seeking justice for sociaty as a whole( support egaltarian society and poor and oppressed people?
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social gospel
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redeeming the nations cities
applied Christian ethics to social problems, especially issues of social justice such as wealth perceived as excessive, poverty, alcoholism, crime, racial tensions, slums, bad hygiene, child labor, inadequate labor unions, poor schools, and the danger of war
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Walter Rauschenbush
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protestant theologian published influnetial ideas for human salvation thru christian reform believed all individual should work together to ensure a humanitarian evolution of the social fabric
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Father John A Ryan
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worked to expand scope of catholic social welfare organizations
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social darwinism
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survival of the fittest
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Jacob Riis
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exposed immigrant neighborhoods with photos
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settlement house
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immigrant homes that helped immigrants settle and adapt to to the language plus customs, staffed by members of educated middle class college women iportant participants, social workers began to appear in universities because of settlement houses
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Hull House
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1889 Chicago settlement house by Jane Addams model for many, staffed by members of educated middle class
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Thorstein Veblem
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proposed a new economic system in which power would reside in the hands of highly trained engineers
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a new middle class
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new professional jobs ex. managers, technicians, accountanats workers etc, cities required commercial, medical, legal, educational services valued education
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American Medical Association(AMA)
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called for strict, scientific standards for admission to the practice of medicin with doctors as standards
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National Association of Manufactures and States Chamber of Commerce(1912)
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1895 like the AMA for busisness
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National Farm Bureau Federation
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netwrok of agricultural organizations designed to spread scientific farming methods
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Women in wrokplace
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felt that women needed to be protcted so the ony jobs available were settlement houses, social work, teaching, nursing
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“new women”-reasons for women in workplace
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income came from factory not home, children began school earlier, home no longer an all consuming place, technological improvemnts made housewrok easier,declining family size
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Lillian Wald
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helped with settlement house
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Frances Willard
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temperance movement
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Anna Howard Shay`
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suffrage movement`
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feminists
believed they had to stay single in order to play roles in the public world
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"Boston marriages"
Lesbian Marriage
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Womens Clubs
began as cultural organizations to provide middle and high class women an outlet for their intellectual energies began to concern with social betterment had nonpartisan images, raised challenges of the proper role of women in society, movement allowe women to define a space for hemselves in the public world withoout challenging male dominated order did uncontroversial reforms
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General Federation of Womens Clubs
coordinate activties of local organizations 1892
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Charlotte Perkins Gilman
book women and Economicssaid gender roles were dumb club
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Children's Bureau in the Labor Departemnt
directed to develop policies to protect children
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Womens Trade Union League(WTUL)
1903 founded by female union members and upperclass reforms committeed to persuading women to join unions held public meetings on behalf of female workers, raised money to support strikes, marched on picket lines, bailded strking women out of jail.
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women suffrage
largets reform movement radical demand "natural rights" women deserved equality but there was a "female" sphere suffrage was associated with divorce, and promiscuity, looseness and neglect of children
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ELizabeth Cady Stanton
said women should be equal with men
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Carrie Chapman Catt
journalist who helped increase membership of the NAWSA
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National American Woman Suffrage Association
justified suffrage in a safer way
said it wouldnt challenge the public sphere
help temperance movement
war would end
WWI helped movemnent
suffrage was gained in 1910 -1920 where every state had suffrage
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19TH amendment
gave political rights to women 1920
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Alice Paul
head of the militant national womens party founded in 1916 argued that 19th amendment wouldnt be enough
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Secret Ballot
reduced political party influence
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Middle Class Progressives
attacked city bosses, saloon owners, brothel keepers, political machines , urban working people (immigrants)
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Commision Plan
mayor and council replaced by an elected , nonpartisan commision 1907 des moines iowa tried this
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City-manager plan
officials hired an outside expert-often a professionally trained busisness manager or engineer to take charge of the city government
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Tom Johnson
mayor of Cleveland waged a long war against the powerful streetcar intersts in his city
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social democracy
bettterment of society= progressivism
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initiative
allowed reformers to circumventstate legislatures by submitting new legislation directly to voters in general elections
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referendrum
provided a method by which actions of the legislature could be returned to the electorate approval
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direct primary
attempt to take the selection of candidates away from the bosses and give it to the people
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recall
gave voters the right to remove a public official from office at a special election which could be called after a sufficient number of citizens had signed a petition
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Reform measures 1903-1908
laws restricting lobbying by busisness interests in state legislatures, banned campaign contributioons by corporations, forbade public officials to accept free passes from railroads, workmens compensation, pensions for widows with children
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Governor Charles Evans Hughes
exploited progressive sentiment to create a commission to regulate public utiliities (NY)
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Governor Hiram Johnson
(california) limited political power of the SOuthern Pacific railroad
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Woodrow Wilson
(NJ)used executive leadership to win reforms designed to end New Jerseys widely denounced position as the mother of trusts
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Robert M La Follette
Wisconsin under his leadership WIsconsin won approval of direct primaries, initiatives, referendrums, regulated railroads+ utilities, passed laws to regulate the workplace and provide compensation for laborers on the job, graduated taxes on inheritied fortunes, doubled levies on RR, said reform was not just responsibility of politicans but also newspapers, citizens, educational institutions, busisness,etc
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Secret Ballot
reduced political party influence
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"interest groups"
professional organizations, trade associations, industries, labor organizations, farm lobbies, social workers, settlement house movement, womens clubs,
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AFL
Samuel Gompers aid people shouldnt rely on government
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Union Labor Party
passed a child labor law, workmens compensation law, limitation on working hours for women`
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Charles Francis Murphy
fused techniques of boss rule with concerns of social reform
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Tammany Hall
used its political power on behalf of legislation to improve working conditions, protect child laborers
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Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
fire in factory people were trapped so a state commision evaluated conditions if workplace and issues a series of reports calling fro reforms with support of Senator RObert F. Wagner and Assemblyman Alfred E. Smith they steered through pioneering labor laws that imposed strict regulations on factory owners
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Booker T. Washington
work for immediate self improvement rather than long range change(moderate)
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W.E.B. Du Bois
wanted to eliminate prejudicie and race, wanted full university education, fight for civil rights(Radical)
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Niagara Movement
led by W.E.B. du bois in canada a call for opposition to racial segregation
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National Association of Colored People(NAACP)
du bois director led the drive for equal rights using as its principal weapon lawsuits in the federal courts
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Guinn v. United States(1915)
grandafather clause unconstitutional denied vote to any citizen whose ancestors had not been enfranchised in 1860
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Buchanon v. Worley(1917)
law requiring raciail segregation was struck down in louisville KY
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Jessie Daniel Ames(white)
southern women opposed to lynching
67
Ida Wells Barnett
worked both on her own and with National assocaition of colored women and the womens convention of national baptisit church to try and discredit lynching and challenge segregation
68
Temperance movement
advoactes:
Wroking class wives and mothers-reform male behavior+improve womens lives
Employers-employees came late and drunk
Critics of Economic privildege-a sinister trust was the liquor industry
political reformers-saw it as urabn machines
69
Womens Christian Temperance Union(WCTU)
led by Frances Willard 1879 joined by the anti-saloon league began to press for a speccific legislative solution to the legal abolition of saloons , and prohibtion of sale and manufactures of alcohol
70
18th amendment
aboltion of alcohol not ratified by CT and RI january 1920
71
eugencies
science of altering the reproductive proceses of plants and animals to produce bew hybrids/breeds it was an effort to grade races and groups according to genetic qualities funded by the Carnagie foundation
72
Madison Grant
wrote the Passsing of the Great Race nativist warned of the importance of protecting the anglo-saxon race
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opponents of nativists
TR, employers, immigrants, political representatives but WWI helped block immigraton temporarily
74
socialist party
leader Eugene V. Debs advocates: urban immigrants, Protestant farmers in south and Midwest, Lincoln Steffens, Walter Lippmann, Florence Kelly, Frances Willard supported pacifism and labor organizing agreed on basic structural changes in the economy
75
Industrial Workers of The World( IWW) "Wobblies"
under leadership of Willam "BIg Bill" Hay... advoacted a single union for all workers and aboltion of the "wage Slave" system championed cause of unskilled workers it was shutdown by the govt after the timber strike
76
Louis D. Brandies
wrote Othe rPeoples Moeny it was about the "curse of bigness" said that large busisness were inefficient said gobt must regulate competition
77
Herbert Croly
19090 book the promise of American Life focused on the coordination of the industrail ecnomy
78
Theodore Roosevelt
Conservative-became presidentwhen William McKinley was assassinated champion of cautcious moderate change advoacted regualtion of trusts etc
79
Department of Commerce and Labor
1903 was to assist in the task through its instiagatory arm, the aBureau of corporations
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1904 election
Roosevelt vs Alton B. Parker
81
"square Deal"
conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection
82
Hepburn Act
1906 sought to restore some regulatory authority to the govt satisfied few
83
Pure foods and Drug Act
restricted the sale of dangerous or ineffective medicines
84
Upton Sinclairs
book the Jungle 1906 descriebed meatpacking indusrty helped gain the meat act
85
Meat Inspection Act
helped eliminate many disseases once transmitted in impure meat
86
Gifford Pinchot
chief forester(conservative)
87
National Reclamation Act (Newlands Act)
provided federal funds fo the constuction of dams, reservoirs, canals in the wast
88
John Muir
leading perservationist founder of the Sierra club`
89
National park System
purpose to protect public land from any exploitation or develpopment
90
Hetch Hetchy Controversy
worried about finding water to serve population saw Hetch Hetchy as an idal place for a dam Muir opposed Pinchot approved of this dam with no regard to muir
91
Panic of 1907
blame roosevelts economic plan constucted a pool of the assets of several NY banks to prop up shaky financial institutions
92
William Howard Tf=aft
president in 1909 vs William Jennings Bryan
93
Payne-Aldrich Tariff
reduced tariff rates `
94
Children's Bureau
to investigate welfare of the lives of children Julia Lathrop first chief of the burea
95
Louis Glavis
charged ballinger for corruption etc took the evidencet to Pinchot wh took the charges to the president taft said it was fine but Pinchot was not ahppy Glavis was fired and Pinchot was too for insubordinaion
President William Howard Taft disappointed many conservationists by the appointment of Richard Ballinger, a lawyer and former mayor of Seattle, to head the Department of the Interior in 1909. Ballinger was convinced that Theodore Roosevelt had improperly used his power to move large tracts of public lands into reserve status; the new secretary of the interior began the process of opening some tracts to commercial users.This issue became a national controversy when Louis Glavis, an Interior employee, charged that Ballinger had acted improperly by opening Alaskan coal fields to private mining interests. Glavis turned for support to Gifford Pinchot, the Chief Forester and longtime friend of Roosevelt. In the public eye, the matter became a struggle between Pinchot and Ballinger over the future of conservation; Glavis was soon forgotten.
Both Congress and the president conducted investigations and concluded that Ballinger had acted properly in the Alaskan coal matter. Pinchot was dismissed for insubordination, having criticized Ballinger openly and Taft indirectly. Pinchot had clearly violated administration rules by corresponding directly with a member of Congress, rather than going through his superior. The savvy forester realized that he would lose his job, but was pleased to have the opportunity to bring the conservation issue front and center.The Ballinger-Pinchot revealed deep fault lines in the Republican Party and finally ended the strained friendship between Taft and Roosevelt.
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New Naionalism
roosevelt moved away from conservatism he supported graduated income, inheritence taxees, workers compensation for industrial accidents, regulation of labor of women and children, tariff revision, friemer regualtion of corporations advocated acceptin economic concentration and using government to regulate
97
1910 election
republican nomination taft vs. roosevelt taft won so roosevelt started the progressive party and nominated himself as the presidential candidate
98
Bull Moose Party
party advoacted regualtion of trusts, reform of govt, compensation by govt for workers injured on the job, pensions for elederly and widows with children and women suffrage
99
New Freedom
Woodrow Wildon believed bigness was inefficient
100
Presidential Elction of 1912
Woodrow Wilson Won (democrat) vs Taft (republican) TR(progressive) EUgene V, Debs( socialist)
101
Underwood-Simmons Tariff
provided cuts enough to intorduce real competition into ameican markets help breaking of trusts
102
16th amendment
approved a graduate income tax
103
Federal Resserve Act
December 23, 1913 created 12 regional banks eacht o be owned +controlled bu indiviudal banks of its district they would hold certain percentage of the assets of their member banks in reserve they would use those reserves to support loans to priavte banks at an interest or discount rate issue a new type of paper currency that would beome thae nations basic medium of trade backed bby the govt
104
Federal Trade Commission Act
created a regulatory agency that would help busisnessses determine in advance whether their actiosn would be acceptable to the govt
105
Keating Owen act
first federal law regulating child labor the measure prohibited the shipment of goods produced by underage children across state lines court said no
106
Smith-Lever Act
1914 offered matching federal grants to support agricultural extension education court said no too
107
Civvilized Nation(roosevelt)
predominately white and economically developed
108
Russo-Japanesse peace confeence
japanese attacke drussian port at china both hoped to control china so roosevelt trying to prevent them from doing this agreed to ednt the conflict japanesse won and the us still got to tade there freely
109
"Great White Fleet"
battleships sent to the pacific to ensure that the Japanesse govt recognized the power of the US
110
Roosevelt Corollary
1904 said that they had the right to the monroe doctrine + could intervene into the domestic affairs of its neighbors if those neighbors proved unable to maintain order first used on the dominican republic
111
Platt amedndment
gave the us the right to prevent sny other foreign power from intrufing onto the new natio
112
Panama Canal
linke dthe atlanntic and pacific
113
John Hay
secretary of staet to negotiat agreemens with colombian diplomats in WA that would allow pana constrcution to begin
114
Tomas Herrén
unwisely signed an agreeement with the panam canal but the columbian senate said no/
115
Phillippe Bunau-Varill
chief engineer od the french canal projet nov 1903 helped organize revolution in panama so the US went to maintain ored this prevented columbia forces from suppressing rebellion and then the terms were accepted
116
Philander C Knox
Tafts secreatry of State worked to extend american investments called it Dollar Diplomaices
117
Wilsons Moral Diplomacy
helped crate a Haiti constituiton, bought a colony from Denamrk to ensure Germany didnt renamed it the virgin islands, signed a treaty with Nicaragua saying no othe nation could build a canal there
Moral diplomacy is a system created by Woodrow Wilson in which support is given only to countries whose moral beliefs are similar to that of the U.S. (i.e. democratic governments.) It was created as a means of economically injuring non-democratic countries (seen as possible threats to the U.S.) and hopefully increasing the number of democratic nations, particularly in Latin America
118
Veracruz
mexican incident at the brink of war and forced Huerto to flee the country
119
Triple Entente(Allies)
Britian, France, and Russia, Italy
120
The Triple Alliance(Central Powers)
Germany, Austo Hungarian Empire, and Ottoman EMpire
121
Lusitania
germans submarines sank the british ship
122
1916 Election
Woodrow Wilson (democratic) vs Charles E Hughes ( republican) Wilson won
123
Self-Determination`
self-government: government of a political unit by its own people.
124
Zimmermann Telegram
proposed that int he event of war between germany and the us the mexicans would join with germany agaisnt the americans to regain their lost provinces
125
Declartion of war WWI US
April 6 1916
126
Russian Revolution
russia got out of war Bolshevik Revolution Novemeber 1917 new govt led by V.I Lenin negotiated the Brest-Litovsk treaty with germany freeing additional german troops to fight on the western front (french)
127
Selective Service Act
draftmid may thus forming the American Expeditionary Force( AEF)
128
American Psychological Association
gave IQ tests to measure intellignece but it measeured education instead
129
General John J Pershing
general in the WWI
130
ChIâteau Thierry (battle)
june 1918 american forces assisted the french in repelling german offensivve that had brought german forces within 50 miles of paris got rid of germans from paris
131
Meuse-Argonne offensive (battle)
spetember 26 american fighting force joined a large assault against the germans in the argonne forest lasted 7weeks by the end of october despite terrbile weather they had helped push the germans back toward their their own borded and had cut the enemys major supplu lines to the front
132
armistice
germans seeked an armistice an immediate cease fire that serve as a perlude to negotiants amon the belligerants warr ended on Novemeber 11, 1918
133
new technology
trench warfare, tanks, and flamethrows, chemical weapons, called for gas masks because of poisonous mustard gas required logistics airplanes( serve as bombers, fighters, reconaissance aircraft and dog fights) Navy, submarines reponsible for the horrific number of casualties and injuries
134
Paying for the war
sold Liberty Bonds-sale of bnds to bothindividual and institutions , and new axes some from levies on the "excess profits" with the graduated income, and inheritance taxes`
135
Council of National Defense
organized economy to meet war needs in 1916 composed members of wilsons cabinet and a civilian avisory commission which set up local defense councils in every state and locaity
136
war boars
over seeers of different aspects of the economy ex railroads, food etc
137
War Industries Board (WIB)
july 1917 to oordinate govt purchases of milllitary supplies restructered in march 1918 under the control of Brenard Baruch he decided which factories would convert to producing millitary supplies set prics for goods produced, when materials wer scare he diecided where they would go, chose between corporations competing for govt contraccts, provided cetralized regulation of the economy(radical appraoch)
138
NAtional War Labor Board
april 1918 resolved labor disputes it presseured industries to grant workers 8hr day, minimal living standards, =pay forwomen doing =work, recognition of the right of unions to organize and bargain collectively in return it insisted that workers forgo all strikes and that employers not engage in lockouts
139
Western Federation of Mines
staged a series of strikes to improve the terrible conditions in the underground mines ex Ludlow CO, strikes turned into a masssacre many died
140
Great Migration`
Push: poverty, indebtness, racism, violence,
Pull: prospect of factory jobs in th urban north, more freedom for blacks
141
Jessie Daniel Ames(white)
southern women opposed to lynching
142
Ida Wells Barnett
worked both on her own and with National assocaition of colored women and the womens convention of national baptisit church to try and discredit lynching and challenge segregation
143
Temperance movement
advoactes:
Wroking class wives and mothers-reform male behavior+improve womens lives
Employers-employees came late and drunk
Critics of Economic privildege-a sinister trust was the liquor industry
political reformers-saw it as urabn machines
144
Womens Christian Temperance Union(WCTU)
led by Frances Willard 1879 joined by the anti-saloon league began to press for a speccific legislative solution to the legal abolition of saloons , and prohibtion of sale and manufactures of alcohol
145
18th amendment
aboltion of alcohol not ratified by CT and RI january 1920
146
eugencies
science of altering the reproductive proceses of plants and animals to produce bew hybrids/breeds it was an effort to grade races and groups according to genetic qualities funded by the Carnagie foundation
147
Madison Grant
wrote the Passsing of the Great Race nativist warned of the importance of protecting the anglo-saxon race
148
opponents of nativists
TR, employers, immigrants, political representatives but WWI helped block immigraton temporarily
149
socialist party
leader Eugene V. Debs advocates: urban immigrants, Protestant farmers in south and Midwest, Lincoln Steffens, Walter Lippmann, Florence Kelly, Frances Willard supported pacifism and labor organizing agreed on basic structural changes in the economy
150
Industrial Workers of The World( IWW) "Wobblies"
under leadership of Willam "BIg Bill" Hay... advoacted a single union for all workers and aboltion of the "wage Slave" system championed cause of unskilled workers it was shutdown by the govt after the timber strike
151
Louis D. Brandies
wrote Othe rPeoples Moeny it was about the "curse of bigness" said that large busisness were inefficient said gobt must regulate competition
152
Herbert Croly
19090 book the promise of American Life focused on the coordination of the industrail ecnomy
153
Theodore Roosevelt
Conservative-became presidentwhen William McKinley was assassinated champion of cautcious moderate change advoacted regualtion of trusts etc
154
Department of Commerce and Labor
1903 was to assist in the task through its instiagatory arm, the aBureau of corporations
155
1904 election
Roosevelt vs Alton B. Parker
156
"square Deal"
conservation of natural resources, control of corporations, and consumer protection
157
Hepburn Act
1906 sought to restore some regulatory authority to the govt satisfied few The Hepburn Act 1906 is a United States federal law that formally gave the Interstate Commerce Commission the authority to establish maximum railroad rates. This power enabled the government to discontinue free passes to loyal shippers
158
Pure foods and Drug Act
restricted the sale of dangerous or ineffective medicines
159
Upton Sinclairs
book the Jungle 1906 descriebed meatpacking indusrty helped gain the meat act
160
Meat Inspection Act
helped eliminate many disseases once transmitted in impure meat
161
Gifford Pinchot
chief forester(conservative)
162
National Reclamation Act (Newlands Act)
provided federal funds fo the constuction of dams, reservoirs, canals in the wast
163
John Muir
leading perservationist founder of the Sierra club`
164
National park System
purpose to protect public land from any exploitation or develpopment
165
Hetch Hetchy Controversy
worried about finding water to serve population saw Hetch Hetchy as an idal place for a dam Muir opposed Pinchot approved of this dam with no regard to muir
166
Panic of 1907
blame roosevelts economic plan constucted a pool of the assets of several NY banks to prop up shaky financial institutions
167
William Howard Tf=aft
president in 1909 vs William Jennings Bryan
168
Payne-Aldrich Tariff
reduced tariff rates `
169
Children's Bureau
to investigate welfare of the lives of children Julia Lathrop first chief of the burea
170
Louis Glavis
charged ballinger for corruption etc took the evidencet to Pinchot wh took the charges to the president taft said it was fine but Pinchot was not ahppy Glavis was fired and Pinchot was too for insubordinaion
171
New Naionalism
roosevelt moved away from conservatism he supported graduated income, inheritence taxees, workers compensation for industrial accidents, regulation of labor of women and children, tariff revision, friemer regualtion of corporations advocated acceptin economic concentration and using government to regulate
172
1910 election
republican nomination taft vs. roosevelt taft won so roosevelt started the progressive party and nominated himself as the presidential candidate
173
Bull Moose Party
party advoacted regualtion of trusts, reform of govt, compensation by govt for workers injured on the job, pensions for elederly and widows with children and women suffrage
174
New Freedom
Woodrow Wildon believed bigness was inefficient
175
Presidential Elction of 1912
Woodrow Wilson Won (democrat) vs Taft (republican) TR(progressive) EUgene V, Debs( socialist)
176
Underwood-Simmons Tariff
provided cuts enough to intorduce real competition into ameican markets help breaking of trusts
177
16th amendment
approved a graduate income tax
178
Federal Resserve Act
December 23, 1913 created 12 regional banks eacht o be owned +controlled bu indiviudal banks of its district they would hold certain percentage of the assets of their member banks in reserve they would use those reserves to support loans to priavte banks at an interest or discount rate issue a new type of paper currency that would beome thae nations basic medium of trade backed bby the govt
179
Federal Trade Commission Act
created a regulatory agency that would help busisnessses determine in advance whether their actiosn would be acceptable to the govt
180
Keating Owen act
first federal law regulating child labor the measure prohibited the shipment of goods produced by underage children across state lines court said no
181
Smith-Lever Act
1914 offered matching federal grants to support agricultural extension education court said no too
182
Civvilized Nation(roosevelt)
predominately white and economically developed
183
Russo-Japanesse peace confeence
japanese attacke drussian port at china both hoped to control china so roosevelt trying to prevent them from doing this agreed to ednt the conflict japanesse won and the us still got to tade there freely
184
"Great White Fleet"
battleships sent to the pacific to ensure that the Japanesse govt recognized the power of the US
185
Roosevelt Corollary
1904 said that they had the right to the monroe doctrine + could intervene into the domestic affairs of its neighbors if those neighbors proved unable to maintain order first used on the dominican republic
186
Platt amedndment
gave the us the right to prevent sny other foreign power from intrufing onto the new natio
187
Panama Canal
linke dthe atlanntic and pacific
188
John Hay
secretary of staet to negotiat agreemens with colombian diplomats in WA that would allow pana constrcution to begin
189
Tomas Herrén
unwisely signed an agreeement with the panam canal but the columbian senate said no/
190
Phillippe Bunau-Varill
chief engineer od the french canal projet nov 1903 helped organize revolution in panama so the US went to maintain ored this prevented columbia forces from suppressing rebellion and then the terms were accepted
191
Philander C Knox
Tafts secreatry of State worked to extend american investments called it Dollar Diplomaices
192
Wilsons Moral Diplomacy
helped crate a Haiti constituiton, bought a colony from Denamrk to ensure Germany didnt renamed it the virgin islands, signed a treaty with Nicaragua saying no othe nation could build a canal there
193
Veracruz
mexican incident at the brink of war and forced Huerto to flee the country
194
Triple Entente(Allies)
Britian, France, and Russia, Italy
195
The Triple Alliance(Central Powers)
Germany, Austo Hungarian Empire, and Ottoman EMpire
196
Lusitania
germans submarines sank the british ship
197
1916 Election
Woodrow Wilson (democratic) vs Charles E Hughes ( republican) Wilson won
198
Self-Determination`
self-government: government of a political unit by its own people.
199
Zimmermann Telegram
proposed that int he event of war between germany and the us the mexicans would join with germany agaisnt the americans to regain their lost provinces
200
Declartion of war WWI US
April 6 1916
201
Russian Revolution
russia got out of war Bolshevik Revolution Novemeber 1917 new govt led by V.I Lenin negotiated the Brest-Litovsk treaty with germany freeing additional german troops to fight on the western front (french)
202
Selective Service Act
draftmid may thus forming the American Expeditionary Force( AEF)
203
American Psychological Association
gave IQ tests to measure intellignece but it measeured education instead
204
General John J Pershing
general in the WWI
205
ChIâteau Thierry (battle)
june 1918 american forces assisted the french in repelling german offensivve that had brought german forces within 50 miles of paris got rid of germans from paris
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Meuse-Argonne offensive (battle)
spetember 26 american fighting force joined a large assault against the germans in the argonne forest lasted 7weeks by the end of october despite terrbile weather they had helped push the germans back toward their their own borded and had cut the enemys major supplu lines to the front
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armistice
germans seeked an armistice an immediate cease fire that serve as a perlude to negotiants amon the belligerants warr ended on Novemeber 11, 1918
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new technology
trench warfare, tanks, and flamethrows, chemical weapons, called for gas masks because of poisonous mustard gas required logistics airplanes( serve as bombers, fighters, reconaissance aircraft and dog fights) Navy, submarines reponsible for the horrific number of casualties and injuries
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Paying for the war
sold Liberty Bonds-sale of bnds to bothindividual and institutions , and new axes some from levies on the "excess profits" with the graduated income, and inheritance taxes`
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Council of National Defense
organized economy to meet war needs in 1916 composed members of wilsons cabinet and a civilian avisory commission which set up local defense councils in every state and locaity
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war boars
over seeers of different aspects of the economy ex railroads, food etc
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War Industries Board (WIB)
july 1917 to oordinate govt purchases of milllitary supplies restructered in march 1918 under the control of Brenard Baruch he decided which factories would convert to producing millitary supplies set prics for goods produced, when materials wer scare he diecided where they would go, chose between corporations competing for govt contraccts, provided cetralized regulation of the economy(radical appraoch)
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NAtional War Labor Board
april 1918 resolved labor disputes it presseured industries to grant workers 8hr day, minimal living standards, =pay forwomen doing =work, recognition of the right of unions to organize and bargain collectively in return it insisted that workers forgo all strikes and that employers not engage in lockouts
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Western Federation of Mines
staged a series of strikes to improve the terrible conditions in the underground mines ex Ludlow CO, strikes turned into a masssacre many died
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Great Migration`
Push: poverty, indebtness, racism, violence,
Pull: prospect of factory jobs in th urban north, more freedom for blacks
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Women Industry Board
oversee the movement of these women into the jobs left behind by men after the war it became known as the wOmens Bureau a permanent agency dedicated to protecting the interests of women in the workplace
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Peace Movement advoates
german americans, irish americans, religious pacifist(quakers, mennonites, others) intellectuals, socials party undustrail workers of the world, womens movement`
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Carrie Chapman Catt`
a leader for the fight of womens suffrage helped create the womens peace party efforts to keep the us from intervining into the war
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National American Women Suffrage Association
1917 largest womens organizations supported the war and more began calling for womane sufrage as a war measure to ensure that women whose work was essential to the war effort
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Revivalism
applying christian protestant movements into social issues ex Billy SUnday
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Committe on Public Information
propaganda to get people tp approve of the wardirected by journalist george creel made germans look llikr savages
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Espionage Act of 1917
gave the govt new tools with which to repond to reports of antiwar created stiff penalties for spyin, sabotage, or obstructions of the war effort
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Sedition Act of M ay 16
expanded the meaning of the Espionage act to make illegal any public expression of opposition to the war
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American Protective League
largest grups served as agents prying into the mail tapping in on phone calls etc. it recieved govt funds to support work supported by General Thomas W. Gregory
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Fourteen Points
wjanuary 8, 1918 by wilson saying what the nation was fighting for 3 categories adjusting postwar boundarires + establishing new nations, govern international conduct in the future: freedom of the seasno secrets etc., League of Nations to help implement thesse ideas
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david lloyd george
british prime minister
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georges clemenceau
president of france
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Paris peace conference
decmber 13, 1918 allied nations negotiate all including italy willson had hoped to dominate them
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white russians
anti bolshevik
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mandate system
system for former colonies to receive self determination
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covenant
provided for an assembly of antions that would meet regularly to deabte means of resolving issues + protecting the peace 9member executive councile uS, britiain, france, italy, and japan permanent
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Henry Cabot Lodge
chairman of the foreign relations committee tried to buy time in the ratifaction of the treaty f versailles by making sure every problem was gone through and propsd "reservations" amendments to the leaue covenant limiting american obligations to the organization
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Harlem Rensissance
period in the 1920s when African-American achievements in art and music and literature flourished
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Marcus Garvey
black nationalism encouraging african americans to embrace their race started the UNIA united negro improvemetn association
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American Communist Party
formed in1919 dominated by immigrants responsible for bombing etc.
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AMerican Civil Liberties Union(ACLU)
organization committed to protecting civil liberties 1917`
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19th amendment
gave women suffrage``
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Shepard Towner Maternity and Infancy ACt
1921 provided funds for supporting the health of women and infants
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Cable ACt 1922
granted women the right of US citizenship of their husbands status and for the proposed
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Election of 1920
Woodrow Wilson wanted it to be a referndrum of the league vs. Warren Gamaliel Harding wanted normalcy he won by a landlside.
