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morality

progressive era

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Anthony Cornstock 1. created New York Society for the Suppression of Vice (1872) 2. ban gambling and censor obscene publications 3. wide support from middle class
Charles Davenport 1. Blamed bad habits on genetics 2. Eugenics- sterilize criminals, prostitutes
Who was blamed for prostitution? immigrant women
John Rockefeller 1. donated to American Social Hygiene Association which funded research to use eugenics
Mann Act illegal to transport women across state lines for immoral purposes
Hague Opium Treaty of 1912 twelve nation agreement to ban opium distribution
Harrison Narcotic Act 1914 regulated addictive pharmaceutical drugs open for consumption and distribution.
social gospel movement 1. social movement that applies Christian ideas to social problems
Immigration Restriction League literacy to tests for immigrants
Eugenics 1. Carnegie Foundation funded genetic research 2. States legalized sterilization of criminals, sex offenders, and mentally deficient people. 3. wanted poc to be sterilized
overall effectiveness of morality movement not really effective, mostly local changes
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