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AP USH Progressivism

chapter 21

QuestionAnswer
Payne Aldrich Treaty TAFT. convince progressives to stop harrasing JOE CANNON in exchange for lower tariff, nelson alrich changes bill so aren't really lowered, taft signs, Progressives feel sold out
Clayton Anti Trust Act WILSON. Strengthens Sherman Anti-trust act
Russo Japanese War 1905 ROOSEVELT. Negotiates end to war, preserved balance of powers, Wins noble peace prize
Election of 1912 Republicans=ROOSEVELT(forms Bull Moose Party w/ Progressives) v TAFT. Democrats=WILSON. Socialists=DEBS. Issus-how to handle trusts ROOSEVELT=regulate trusts (new nationalism), WILSON-dismantle trusts (new freedom). WILSON wins, taft/roosevelt split vot
Underwood Tariff WILSON. reduces tariffs significantly
FTC WILSON. Federal Trade Comission watches businesses for unfair trading policies
Roosevelt Corollary strengthens Monroe Doctrine, allows US right to intervene in Cuba when believed necessary
Dollar Diplomacy TAFT. uses money for influene and control
MORAL DIPLOMACY WILSON. control of other countries by economic pressure only supporting Latin American gov that were Democratic to force the others into submission.
Federal Reserve Act WILSON. creates network of nat'l banks to prevent bank failures and protect consumers
Hepburn Act ROOSEVELT. stregthens ICC to set maximum rates for railroads
Bull Moose Party ROOSEVELT. 1912 election
Adamson Act WILSON. 8 hour workdays for railroad workers
Niagara Movement led by W.E.B Dubois part of the NCAA black civil rights movement
W.E.B Dubois demands immediate equality of black rights. Radical leads Niagara Movement 1905
Booker T. Washington "theory of accomidation" gradualist approach to black civil rights. Starts Tuskegee Insitute, Urban Leauge
Amendments 16 Income Tax
Amendment 17 Direct election of Senators (wisconsin idea)
Amendment 18 Prohibition (fails bc underfunded and underemployed)
Amendment 19 Women's sufferage
Robert LaFollette Wisconsin Governor. Progressive. Came up with WIsconsin Idea
Jane Adams Hull Houses
Walter Rauschenbusch leader of social gospel movement away from social darwainism to morality
Wisconsin Idea model for states to become Progressive=regulation of bussiness, direct election of senators, election to remove official, referendum, municiple Govn't.
Muckrakers term for writers who wrote exposes of corporate greed given by ROOSEVELT. ex- Lincoln Steffens, Ida Tarbell
Northern Securities v USA court case where railroad trust broken by govnt
1902 Coal Strike ROOSEVELT first pres not to side w/ management. suggests arbitration
Key Characteristics of Progressives Urban, middle class, white, college educated. lifestyles were being threatened~unequal distribution of wealth
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