Progressivism and Imperialism: U.S. Political and Foreign Policy (1900-1920)

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What period is known as the Progressive Period?

1900-1920

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What significant changes occurred during the Progressive Period?

Closing of the West and the growth of cities

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What was the status of many states in 1870?

Many states were still territories

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By what year were all states and territories annexed?

1920

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What powered the growth during the Progressive Period?

Factories and immigration

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What movement did Progressivism replace?

Populism

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Who primarily drove the Progressive movement?

The middle class

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What professions were notably involved in the Progressive movement?

Lawyers, doctors, and teachers

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Who was the first Progressive President?

Theodore Roosevelt

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What role did Theodore Roosevelt play between big business and labor?

He acted as a mediator

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What is significant about William Howard Taft's presidency?

He was similar to Teddy Roosevelt but supported big business

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What did Woodrow Wilson advocate for during his presidency?

Eight-hour workdays and no child labor

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What was a major downside of Wilson's progressivism?

He was not progressive regarding race issues

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What did the Progressive movement aim to reform in government?

Government corruption and responsiveness to the public

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What are the three mechanisms of direct democracy introduced during the Progressive Era?

Initiative, Referendum, and Recall

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What does the Initiative allow citizens to do?

Bypass state legislature to propose new laws

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What is a Referendum?

A vote by citizens on a law or issue

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What is the purpose of a Recall?

To vote someone out of office

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Who was the first female mayor in a major city?

Bertha Landes, Mayor of Seattle

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What did the 16th Amendment establish?

Federal income tax (1913)

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What was the outcome of the 18th Amendment?

Prohibition, which led to organized crime - 1919

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What did the 19th Amendment achieve?

Women's suffrage, allowing women to vote - 1919

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What was a major failure of the Progressive movement?

It did not break the power of big business

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What war initiated the era of American colonialism?

The Spanish-American War

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What territories did America acquire during its period of colonialism?

Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines

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What cultural practice did Hawaii contribute to tattooing?

Hawaiian tattoos and tattoo technology

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Who was Janette Rankin?

A former Republican US representative.

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What significant action did Janette Rankin take regarding WWI?

Voted against the declaration of war for WWI.

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What significant action did Janette Rankin take regarding WWII?

Voted against the declaration of war for WWII.

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What significant action did Janette Rankin take regarding Pearl Harbor?

Voted against the declaration of war after Pearl Harbor.

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Nellie Ross

Governor of Wyoming

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Ma Ferguson

Governor of Texas whose husband was impeached and gutted the Texas government, requiring her to rebuild

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What did the 17th Amendment establish?

Direct election of US senators (1913)

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Progressive view on self-medication

They didn't understand it, believing it led to deaths, family rifts, and crime.

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Bootlegger

Someone who sells illegal alcohol.

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Progressive movement and big business

Didn't break big business

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Progressive movement and labor

No unions

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Leadership of the Progressive movement

Overseed by old men

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Treatment of minorities in the Progressive era

Paid minorities less and most progressives were not for equality amongst all races

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American Imperialism and Colonialism

Colonialism started in the Spanish American War and manifested Manifest Destiny

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Territorial gains from colonialism

America gained a bunch of territory, and we've remained ownership of a few places

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What was the first national park developed in the world?

Yellowstone