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progressivism

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progressing through 1900-1920

  1. direct democracy - secret ballot, direct primaries, initiative, referendum, and recall
  2. increasing government efficiency - city commission, and city manager
  3. advocating government intervention - trust busting, gas and water system
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secret ballots

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a ballot in which votes are cast in secret

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Direct primaries

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the nomination of a party’s candidate by popular vote

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initiative

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voters initiate legislation by presenting petitions to their legislature that require the ledges straighter’s to consider some action

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Referendum

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Allows the people to vote yes or no in a regular election to determine whether a law should be in enacted or rejected

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Recall

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Loaders petition to hold a special election deciding whether to remove an elected official from office voters can also vote to recall specific legislation or even judicial decisions

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Trust busting

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Breaking up monopolies and trusts and restoring competition to the marketplace

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Gas and water socialism

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Control of utilities such as gas and water companies by city or state governments

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16th amendment

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Allowed for the income tax

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17th amendment

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Direct election for US senators before this they became elected by their buddies in office

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18th amendment

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Prohibition it band the manufacturing selling and transportation of alcoholic beverages

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19th amendment

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Granted woman suffrage for the right to vote

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Susan B Anthony

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Lead a lot of movements to start woman suffrage and a lot of rights for women however she died 14 years before the amendment was taken place

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Mcrackers

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Writers who through books and magazine articles exposed abuse and correction

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Square deal

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Women receiving fair treatment and equal opportunity

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Hepburn act

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Strengthen the interstate commerce commission’s ability to set rates for railroads and also made provisions for a standard bookkeeping system that made it easier to compare and break your late fees rates it also made the railroad company go to sue the government and suing the government suing the company

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Pure food and drug act

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Outlawed the interstate sale of food and drugs and also required on his labeling of products

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Meet inspection act

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Made the department of agriculture to oversee the preparation and packaging of meat

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The jungle

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Written by Upton St. Clair to dispose the horrific working conditions of factory workers

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Conservation

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Conserve natural resources Like State Park

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Jim Crow laws

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This required for segregation it’s segregated everything

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Please v. Ferguson

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A case which should clear that separate but equal facilities for both blacks and whites was actually constitutional

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Booker T. Washington

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An outstanding black leader also said if blacks better themselves economically than the lights had to address them

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W EB boys and the NAACP

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Argued that blacks cannot improve themselves in the world without improving their equal participation and political process he also formed the national Association for the advancement of colored people this file legal battles on behalf of blacks

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Panama Canal

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Linked the Atlantic and Pacific and made it easier to sail through took 10 years

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Roosevelt Polaroid

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Added to the Monro doctrine Roosevelt added that asked Mr. pink

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Route Takahara agreement

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Both powers pledge to respect each other’s territorial claims this is with Japan and America

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Dollar diplomacy

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And investment of American dollars in foreign countries

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The progressive party new nationalism

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This party was a strong as a bowl mousse they ran on the poor form of new nationalism which is strong federal regulation of business

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New freedom

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This was Wilson’s campaign motto

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Underwood tariff act

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The first genuine tariff reforms the Civil War it slashed overall rates by about a third from what they had been it also made up for the loss of tariff revenue by adopting the first income tax

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Federal Reserve act

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Divided the nation into 12 banking districts each served by a private regional Federal Reserve Bank

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Clayton antitrust act

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Legalize practices such as strikes picketing and boycotts

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Federal Trade Commission act

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This was a board of five men authorized to help define and halt unfair business practices

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Henry ford

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Made the car easier and faster and cheaper to get two people and more efficient using the assembly line

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Wright brothers Orval and Wilbur

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Were the first to keep a controlled sustained flight

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Yellow fever

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Horrible disease that the medical advancements helped stop

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Progressive education

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Improved education by providing educators aimed at improving and relating burning to the child’s interests

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Modernism

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Applied Darwinism to Christianity and ended up with a system of belief that was completely anti-Christian

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Social Gospel

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Modernism apply the evolutionary aspect of progressivism to religion

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Central Powers and Allied powers

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The Central Powers or Germany and Austria and the Allied powers were Russia Great Britain and France

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Poncho via

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Hey did Americans and burn down many things

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Blackjack Persian

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Try to hunt down Poncho via book couldn’t find him

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Lusitania

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This made people mad bc it was only a passenger ship that the Germans sank

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Sussex pledge

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Said that Wilson will break all diplomatic ties with Germany and go to war against them

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Unrestricted submarine warfare

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All ships in the war zone will be sick without warning

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Zimmerman telegram

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Germans try to get the Spanish to fight the Americans but the Americans interceded it and got mad

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Selective service act

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Drafted all men from 18 to 45 years old

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Food administration

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Led by Herbert Hoover to conserve food to send over to the soldiers for the war effort

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Dough boy

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Soldier

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Espionage and sedition acts

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Outlawed spying and trash talking on America

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Schenk v. U.S.

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Allowed Congress to limit free-speech during wartime

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14 points

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Proposed freedom of the seas open diplomacy and self determination among the people A central Europe the 14th plan was a league of Nations

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League of Nations

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Would prevent a reoccurrence of the events that ignited the 1914 to flagger ration it hope to turn the war into crusade for Americans and to use the olive branch of the 14 points as a wedge between the battle weary German people and their warlords

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Chateau Thierry and belle su wood

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It’s fights during World War I

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Argon offensive

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Was one of the costliest military campaigns in American history 1 1/4 million US troops fought for six weeks they suffered 117000 casualties including 26000 killed in action

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Armistice

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On the 11th day of the 11th hour of the 11th month in the 11th minute it was signed and the war was over in 1918

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The big four

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David George of Great Britain Vittorio Orlando of Italy George Clemenceau Fronce and Woodrow Wilson of the United States

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Treaty of Versailles

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Germans paid for everything this treaty made the Germans take all the blame and pay for all of the debt

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War guilt clause

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Stated that the german nation was responsible for the war

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Reparation payments

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Made German pay $30 billion to cover the cost of the war

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The main reasons for why World War I started

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1: militarism the military runs the country try to get the biggest army
2: alliances
3: imperialism one people group will over another people group
4: nationalism lots of pride in your country

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US five reasons for going to war

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1: Unrestricted submarine warfare
2: US ties to Britain and France
3: Zimmerman telegram
4: Allied propaganda Britain told us how Germany is a horrible country
5: The US tries to maintain balance of power

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Presidents 19 through 28

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Rutherford B Hayes
James a Garfield
Chester a Arthur
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
William H Taft
Woodrow Wilson
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Evaluate progressivism impact in our country

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The good examples are we got pure food and better service from gas and water utilities and greater participation in the political process
The bad examples was a lot of power for the government and kept increasing they thought whoever was in powered would make the best decisions because man is basically good and they would never be selfish or anything like that they thought they could always improve they also believed False solutions to man’s problems they thought that through education improving living conditions and providing more equal political and economic opportunity they could solve man’s difficulties instead of going to God

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Describe US foreign-policy in the progressive era

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Dollar diplomacy it is putting US dollars into foreign countries and affairs
Big stick diplomacy speak softly and carry a big stick you will go far
Americans morality America sets the moral standard for each other country to follow

U.S. History 2 (8 decks)

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