Progressive Era (1900-1920) Section: A

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TR Background

Background: Navy officer, police commissioner, New York governor, VP

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TR personality

Personality: outspoken, energetic, popular, hardworking, loved being president

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1901 TR

1901 - age 42 - TR became the youngest president after McKinley was assassinated

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Progressive:

Someone who wants to reform government, protect workers rights, and improve general rights for all people

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Bully Pulpit

A term for TR's presidency because he used his power and position as a way to bring change for the good of all the people

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Square Deal

The name for TR's programs and policies to provide all US citizens an equal chance to succeed

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Trust buster

Nickname for TR because he opposed businesses that were illegal or hurt the public

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Trust

Businesses that formed in the late 1800s that tried to dominate an industry and eliminate competition

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Northern Securities vs US

TR took a railroad company to court for breaking antitrust laws and he won, forcing the company to break up

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Meat Inspection Act

Required safer packaging, production, and dates for me that would be sold to the public

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Pure Food and Drug Act:

Required labels with dates and ingredients on all food and medicine

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Hepburn Act

Gave the Interstate Commerce Commissions the authority to regulate railroad and railroad rates

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Conservation

policy of protecting natural resources and the environment

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Booker T. Washington

Civil rights leader and teacher who was the first African American to go to the White House when TR invited him to talk about race relations

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TR Foreign Policy

"Speak Softly and carry a big stick"

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Roosevelt Corollary

The US would have international police to protect its land, investments, and resources

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Panama Canal

TR offered $10 mil. To Colombia for permission to build a canal. Colombia said no, so TR backed up Panama in a revolt against them (Colombia)

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Panama Canal Results

US built the canal and had easier access from the Atlantic to the Pacific Ocean

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1908 Election

TR chose to follow tradition and not run