Test #5 Flashcards

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What was the purpose of the Progressive movement?

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to end the social ills of society

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How do Progressives make reforms possible?

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expand the scope of local, state, and federal government

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3
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What is the Progressives’ goal?

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elevate public interest over private greed

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4
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True or False: Most Progressives had deep religious beliefs

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True

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5
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True or False: Progressives wanted moral reforms

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True

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6
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What 2 Things did Progressives want to see done?

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  • The prohibition (outlaw) of alcohol

- Everything closed on Sunday

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7
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Quote of the Progressives

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Use the government as an agency of human welfare

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8
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What is a Progressive?

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a liberal, usually middle class-wealthy

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9
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Targets for Improvement by Governments

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  • Schools
  • Roads
  • Conservation of Resources
  • Health and Welfare
  • Disabled
  • Farmers
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10
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Why was there a Problem?

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  • industrialization had many negatives
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11
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First Movement

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Improve City Life

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12
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Which party tried to jump with the Progressives and why were they denied?

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Socialists; too radical

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13
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Muckrackers

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  • name given by T.R.
  • investigative journalists
  • writers who thrive on exposing corruption and social injustice
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What was Roosevelt’s belief on Muckrackers?

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He thought they needed to learn where to draw the line and when to stop

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Muckrackers

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  • Henry Lloyd
  • Lincoln Steffens
  • Jacob Riis
  • Upton Sinclair
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16
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Henry Lloyd

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  • wrote “Wealth against Commonwealth”

- studied the Standard Oil Company and other monopolies

17
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Lincoln Steffens

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  • wrote “The Shame of Cities”

- looks at corruption of the city (how officials use and abuse their power)

18
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Jacob Riis

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  • wrote “How the Other Half Lives”

- exposes the slums of the cities

19
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Upton Sinclair

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  • wrote “The Jungle”

- exposes the horrors of the meat packing industry and the conditions of factory workers spaces

20
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5 Things the Progressives Needed to Change

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  1. Direct Primaries
  2. Initiative and Referendum
  3. Voter Registration
  4. Recall
  5. Direct Election of Senators
21
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Frederick Taylor

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  • idea of Scientific management
  • if you shape a person’s job, shape it, and reduce the waste, the worker will be better

DIDNT WORK

  • only works with controlled jobs
  • believed raises made ppl work harder
22
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Triangle Shirtwaist Company

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girls die in fire bc locked in bc theft