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vocabulary 1900

the progressive movement 1900-1917

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Progressive movement Reform american society and used governemnent by passing laws as a tool.
Muckrackers Journalists that exposed what was wrong.
Robert. MLafollete Progressive who fought against railroad.
Theodore roosevelt 26th president of us. Republican an energetic on reforms.
Square deal Progressive reforms by roosevelt to: control corp, consumer protection, and conservation.el
Elkins & hepburn acts Regulate railroads
Gifford pinchot Head of u.s forest service appointed by roosevelt.
Howard taft 27th presient of us only one to become member of the supreme court.
Payne- aldrich tariff One of the highest tariff on U.s history.
Uncle joe cannon Anti progressive speaker of the house of representative. Bestie of howard taft
Woodrow Wilson 28th US president and exprofessor.
Progressive party Known as Bullmoose party third political party.
Eugene V. Debs leader of the socialist party from jail.
Triple wall of privilege all out of war: fragment trust, lower tariffs, and fight finance (banks)
Underwood tariff one of the lowest tariffs in the US history
16th amendmend income taxes
17th amendmend gave direct vote for legislators to americans.
Federal reserve act established national banks in 12 branches (states).
Louis D. Brandeis First jew appointed to suppreme court (integration).
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