{ Progressivism.  What is progress?  What does it mean to be progressive?  What must exist for progress to be possible? Defining the Concept.

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{ Progressivism

 What is progress?  What does it mean to be progressive?  What must exist for progress to be possible? Defining the Concept

 Muckraking became the journalistic practice of exposing social problems.  McClure’s Magazine became the preeminent magazine for muckraking.  Ida Tarbell & Lincoln Steffens both wrote for McClure’s. The Birth of Muckraking

 Most well known for her exposure of Standard Oil’s unscrupulous business practices.  The History of Standard Oil 1904 Ida Tarbell  Read Ida Tarbell’s “The Business of Being Woman”  Complete the Historical Thinking Questions  Discuss them first with a partner & then share out as a whole class

 We’ll HAP-P some of his most well known images… Jacob Riis  A Danish immigrant got his first real work in journalism with the NY Tribune.  Published an article and accompanying images as “How the Other Half Lives” in  Would extend this article into the book published in (THIS IS THE EDGE OF THE PERIOD)

Historical Context

Purpose

POV

Audience

Choose your own

 Most well known for his uncovering of political corruption and machine politics.  The Shame of Cities & The Struggle for Self Government.  Read the Excerpt from the Shame of Cities  Complete the Historical Thinking Questions  Discuss them first with a partner & then share out as a whole class Lincoln Steffens

 Worked for McClure’s Magazine in the early 1900s.  Dissatisfied with McClure’s, and the label of “muckraker”, he left to found The American Magazine in 1907 with Steffens, Tarbell,  Began focusing a lot of his attention on race and published Following the Color Line: An Account of Negro Citizenship in the American Democracy in   The first prominent journalist to examine America's racial divide; it was extremely successful Ray Stannard Baker

 We can come back to The Jungle later… Upton Sinclair  An idealist that began writing at 15 and attacked…  Yellow Journalism : The Brass Check  Political Scandal & Greed: Oil!  Food and Work Safety: The Jungle  Read the Excerpt from the The Jungle  Complete the Historical Thinking Questions  Discuss them first with a partner & then share out as a whole class

 Evaluate the extent to which domestic problems maintained continuity while fostering change from the Progressive era to the New Deal. What is the task…  What do you need to answer this question?  IDENTIFY THE PROBLEMS Exposed during the Progressive Era!

ReformerProblem Addressed Ida Tarbell Jacob Riis Lincoln Steffens Ray Stannard Baker Upton Sinclair What problems were presented in our documents?

Crash Course US

What about Context?

 News Sources  Books  Magazines  Blogs & Websites  Documentaries Muckraking Today

 According to Sinclair, how was rancid meat made to look like it was “Grade A?”  How did the company “smoke” meat?  What went in to sausages?  How was meat stored? What were the problems with storing meat in this way?  How did these conditions affect the workers?  Any work? It’s a 475 pg novel full of examples. THE JUNGLE

The Modern Jungle?