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A late 1800s movement to address problems caused by industrialization
Progressivism
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Progressives sought to improve the __________ __________ of the _______ _______
living conditions of the urban poor
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mukrakers, urban
published first hand accounts of the dismal conditions _________ _________ of - "raked up" and exposed the filth of society
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Progressivism had four goals: (PPCF)
1. Protecting social welfare
2. Promoting moral improvement
3. Creating economic reform
4 Fostering efficiency
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-s cities grew rapidly
by 1920 more than half the population lived in _____
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New York landlords must install lighting in public hallways and provide at least one toilet for every two families
Tenement Act of 1901
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Housing Reforms in New York
_______ _______ in _______ _______ created healthier environments and served as a model for other major cities
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NAACP and ADL
Organization such as the ___________ and ______ were established to fight racial discrimination
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a ban on making
selling
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organized crusade against alcohol
The Women's Christian Temperance Union
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prohibited the manufacture
sale
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African American women formed the ________ _________ ____ _________ _________ _____ ________
National Association of Colored Women in 1896
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African American women formed the National Association of Colored Women in 1896
to campaign against __________
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Progressives
influenced by ____________ ___________
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___________ ___________ began using scientific management
studies
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Henry Ford
mass production and assembly line
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Reformers began to fight for the rights of ________ in the ___________
women
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-In 1912 ____________ was the first state to pass a _________________
a national one was not passed until 1938
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Reformers fought for ________ in the workplace (The Triangle Shirtwaist fire
NY
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-City governments were reformed
and corruption targeted
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Progressives pushed for election reform to make election _______
fairer
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Initiative
proposed law on the ballot
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Referendum
a recently passed law on the ballot for voters to approve or reject
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Recall
remove an elected official by calling a special election
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Seventeenth amendment
gave voters the power to directly elect their US senators
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US economy moved more from an _________ based to an ________ economy
agriculture
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Because the US economy moved more from an agricultural based to an industrial economy
__________ _________ became more important
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Post Civil War many states passed laws requiring mandatory _______ ____________
school attendance
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Segregation made educational opportunities uneven
In 1880 about ___% of white children received some form of elementary education compared to just ____% of African American children
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High schools became more available in the early 1900s offering science
civics
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Colleges and universities were also _____________ throughout much of the US
segregated
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Laws in the South made discrimination ________
legal
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"Let the South rule the South" (President _______)
Hayes
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To restrict voting
______ ______ and ________ test were made
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Poor
uneducated whites received the ________ __________ - if he
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designed to enforce segregation
Jim Crow Laws
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The court ruled that "_________ but ______" facilities did not violate the 14th Amendment. This allowed legal segregation for nearly 60 years
Plessy V. Ferguson (1896)
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In the North _______ ___________ and ____________ was very present as well
social discrimination and segregation
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Two different approaches emerged for improving conditions for blacks
WEB Du Bois and Booker T. Washington
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Believed black should accept segregation for now and focus on prospering through farming (land ownership) and vocational skills
Booker T. Washington
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Believed blacks should speak out and strive for full rights
WEB Du Bois
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Some Mexicans and African Americans in the west became "bound laborers into slavery in order to work off a debt to the employer.
Debt Peonage
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-By the late 1800s opportunities in higher education began to open up for ________
women
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-With lack of professional opportunities after graduating college
many women put their skills to work in ________ ___________
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caring professions
By the late 1800s some employment opportunities opened up in the "_________ ___________
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Working class women
without much _________ ____________
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roles change
Women began to see their ______ _________ in their communities and societies
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politics
Women's participation in reform movements gained them experience in the field of __________
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The National Women's Suffrage Association in 1869 was established to fight for the right of women to ______
vote
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________ began granting the right of women to vote before women won the right to vote nationwide
States
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The National American Women's Suffrage Association in 1890 - ran by _________ ______ __________ and ____________ ___________ __________
Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony
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Ninteenth Amendment
Gave women the right to vote
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Theodore Roosevelt became president after __________ _________ was assassinated in 1901
William McKinley
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bully pulpit
platform to publicize important issues
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Whitehouse
momentum
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Roosevelt's intervention in the ______ _______ of ______ marked the first time the federal government had intervened in a strike to protect the rights of the workers and the public
coal strike of 1902
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Sherman Antitrust Act
-In 1902 Roosevelt directed the US attorney general to sue the Northern Securities Company (monopolized the railroad from Chicago to the Northwest) for violating the ________ _________ _________
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Northern Securities Company
-The Supreme Court ruled against the __________ _________ ____________ in 1904 and the corporation was dissolved
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Elkins Act
The _______ _______ was passed in 1903 - prohibited railroads from accepting rebates and ensuring all customers pay the same rates for shipping
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Hepburn Act of 1906
The _________ _____ ___ _______ strengthened the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC) in setting maximum railroad rates
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Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act
In 1906 Congress passed the _______ _______ ______ and __________ _________ ________ - required federal inspection and prohibited harmful ingredients
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Roosevelt believed natural resources were limited and should be ___________
protected
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reflected Roosevelt's belief that public lands should be actively managed for preservation and productive use - it allowed the federal government to create irrigation projects
Newlands Reclamation Act of 1902
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Under Roosevelt's administration nearly 150 million acres were added to the __________ _________
national forests
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-Roosevelt had a mixed record were it concerned treatment of African Americans - _________ ___________ - a regiment of 167 African American soldiers falsely accused of taking part in a race related incident in Brownsville
Texas - Roosevelt signed their discharge papers
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With the election of 1908
William ______ followed Roosevelt as president
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The Taft administration is credited with the passage of the ___________ ____________ - granted Congress the power to levy an income tax
Sixteenth Amendment
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income tax
Progressives supported an _______ ______ as a way to pay for government programs
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focus
The Republican Party split under the Taft administration because of a lack of ______ on progressive policies
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Bull Moose
Theodore Roosevelt started the Progressive "_____ _________" Party
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Woodrow Wilson
-Because of the Republican split
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tariff reductions
banking reform
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The tariff was lowered and income tax instituted to make up for the _____________ losses
monetary
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passed in 1914
prevented corporation from buying stock of competitors with the purpose of forming a monopoly
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Industrialization brought economic ____________ and the desire for more ____________
and raw ___________
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Strong navies were essential to protect ________
cargo
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strategically located _________ ________ were essential in having a strong navy
naval bases
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Social Darwinism meant that it was the duty of the "________" nation to "_______" others
fittest
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Protestant missionaries desired to _________ others
convert
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Several European nations were achieving success with ___________ and many Americans began to desire the same
imperialism
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The US had already purchased ________ in 1867 and now look to ________
Alaska
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Americans had begun to settle Hawaii in the mid 1800s
establishing _______ plantations
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Americans sugar planters gradually took control of the __________ and ___________
economy and government
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Americans in Hawaii seized power from the Hawaiian monarch and Hawaii was eventually __________ as a territory by the US in 1898 - became the 50th state in 1959
annexed
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Following the Spanish-American War
the US under President McKinley set up military governments in both ____________ and _____________
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The US had agreed not to annex Cuba but did force Cuba to agree to the _______ Amendment
Platt
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Platt Amendment - Cuba was limited in _______ ________ with other nations
the US could intervene in Cuban affairs
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Cuba was a ____________ of the US
protectorate
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The US governed Puerto Rico as a __________
territory
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Europe and the US had interest in a _______ that would connect the Atlantic Ocean to the Pacific Ocean
canal
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A ________ company went bankrupt trying to build a canal in _______ in the 1880s
French
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In 1902
under President Theodore Roosevelt the US began negotiating with the ___________ government for rights to a canal zone in _________
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The Colombian senate would not approve the agreement
so Roosevelt supported the Panamanian ____________ that was already starting
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In 1903 the US signed a treaty with the new government of Panama to build and control a ______
Canal
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The US increasingly got involved in ______ ________
Latin America
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The US gained trading privileges in _______ in the mid 1800s - making _________ a strategic location for ships to refuel
China
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The US desired an ________ _______ ___________ with China - basically just giving the US equal access to the Chinese markets
Open Door policy
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Some Chinese began to resent the foreign influence igniting the ________ ____________ (1900) - attack on foreign missionaries and Chinese Christians
Boxer Rebellion
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Western nations sent __________ to end the rebellion and China signed a treaty that supported the Open Door policy
military
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In the mid 1800s Japan began to rapidly _________ and __________
industrialize and modernize