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progressivism

  • improve/progress society thru political, economic, & social changes

  • supports gov involvement

  • advocated for civil rights, labor protections, & environmental sustainability

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muckrakers

  • investigative journalism

  • expose corruption or social injustices

  • Teddy gets a lot of credit for the name: muck = society’s problems & scandals

  • ex: Upton Sinclair, Ida Tarbell, Lincoln Steffens

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bully pulpit

  • ability to use powerful public position to influence public

  • Teddy’s assumption that popularity & personality can advance many of his programs

    • platform to promote his agenda

    • Teddy called the presidency this

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assembly line

  • created by Henry Ford in 1913

  • manufacturing process/tasks split & divided

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trusts

  • control ~80% of US industry

  • combo of businesses under leadership of select group of ppl (ex: Disney)

    • trend towards monopoly

    • acquire all aspects of that business

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square deal

  • domestic programs promised by TR

  • 3 major goals (3 C’s)

    • conservation of natural resources

    • control of corporations

    • consumer protection

  • aimed to curb power of big businesses (RR, food, oil)

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referendum

  • allows ppl to vote on initiatives

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initiatives

  • bills originated by the ppl

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recall

  • allows voters to remove an elected official thru petition & special election

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Settlement House

  • address problem of crowded immigrant neighborhoods

  • famous Settlement House = Hull House (1889) Jane Addams

    • staffed by members of middle/upper class - try to help immigrant families adapt

    • big avenue for college women to pursue and creates a new profession: social work

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women’s suffrage

  • women entering emerging professions

  • societal roles are changing

  • 1910 states begin granting right to vote → 19th amendment (1920)