Alexis Williamson Nikki miller Chapter 9 Alexis Williamson Nikki miller

Questions1 section 1 How did Roosevelt view his role as a president? Why were some business owners against Roosevelt's reforms?

Roosevelt was from a wealthy family. • he thought of him self as a everyday man. • He left politics when his first wife died in 1884. • Roosevelt took over office after McKinley died and he promised to continue the policies that he made. •Roosevelt felt that presidents were administrators and that they should be active leaders. He always pushed congress to pass laws that she supported strongly. He always listened to the public opinion.

Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt He was born in Dakota. He went to Harvard collage. He was the 26 president in 1858 and he died in 1919. In 1901 until 1908. Lived On a ranch Before he was a president he was a politician in new York

Question 2 section 1 They were against the reform because of the increase of federal government powers. They also disliked the governments economic system. Roosevelt was a radical reformer which the people didn’t think he was. public pressure caused the development of muckrakers, which were Journalists who wrote about problems of the food and drug industries. Eventually, in June 1906, Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act. This act banned the manufacture and sale or transportation of contaminated food and drugs'

Section 2 question 1 Contrasting Roles of Taft’s and Roosevelt’s Policies. Taft’s administration started over 90 million anti-trust lawsuits. More than double the numbers begun by Roosevelt. Taft also won the major anti trust lawsuit by the Standard Oil Company.

Roosevelt’s policies New Nationalism-was when he expanded his views in a plan for government. Bull moose party Roosevelt told a crowd that he was strong as a bull moose was named after.

Section 3 chapter 9 What two key reforms were passed during Wilson first year in office? How did Wilson reform the banking?

Section 3 allowed federal government to but tax in peoples incomes taxes. But most people did not have to pay income taxes.

Section 3 chapter 9 The republican leaders were against banking reform. The Federal Reserve Act was passed in 1913 This act created a national banking system.

William Howard Taft Born in Ohio in 1857 Graduated from Yale second in his class. 27th president Ohio Superior Court judge in 1887 President Taft's domestic agenda emphasized trust-busting, civil service reform, strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission, improving the performance of the postal service, and passage of the Sixteenth Amendment. William Taft

All about Taft Taft wins the Republican presidential nomination and defeats Democrat William Jennings Bryan in the election Taft defeated in presidential election by Democratic candidate, Woodrow Wilson 1914 Serves as joint chairman of the National War Labor Board; The Anti-Trust Act and the Supreme Court and The United States and Peace published Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court (through 1930 Dies 8 March in Washington, D.C.

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