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In 1901, Republican President William McKinley was assassinated... …Vice President Theodore Roosevelt became president

Theodore Roosevelt was a different kind of president Theodore Roosevelt was a different kind of president...he thought the gov’t should take responsibility for the welfare of the people In 1902, TR negotiated a “Square Deal” between striking anthracite coal miners and management In 1902, the United Mine Workers went on strike to demand higher pay & an eight-hour work day (a) The anthracite coal strike lasted 11 months & threatened the nation as winter approached (b) Unlike the Gilded Age presidents, TR did not side with the owners & break up the strike (c) TR forced both sides to arbitrate or face gov’t seizure of the coal mine (d) The result was a “square deal” for labor (higher wages) & owners (no formal recognition of the union)

Roosevelt was the first president to regulate big business and break up corporate monopolies He became known as a “trustbuster” when he used the Sherman Anti-Trust Act to break up the Northern Securities Company in 1902

TR “busted” 25 other corporate monopolies during his presidency He wanted to regulate good monopolies, but break apart bad monopolies RESTRAINT

Congress passed the Meat Inspection Act in 1906 When Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle in 1906, President Roosevelt pressured Congress to create consumer safety laws Congress passed the Meat Inspection Act in 1906

Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act in 1906 to ban harmful products and end false medical claims

During the Gilded Age, corporations clear-cut forests and exploited America’s natural resources

Theodore Roosevelt began the first national environmental conservation program The government protected 195 million acres of land as national parks or forests

The Reclamation Service placed natural resources (oil, trees, coal) under federal protection

Roosevelt’s presidency from 1901 to 1909 changed the United States First time, the government assumed responsibility for the welfare of all citizens, regulated big business, and protected the environment His foreign policy helped increase American influence in the world and led to the construction of the Panama Canal

Theodore Roosevelt helped William Howard Taft win the presidency to continue his progressive agenda

Like TR, Taft pushed for progressive reforms As president, Taft broke up twice as many monopolies as Roosevelt Taft helped establish the Children’s Bureau, the Department of Labor, and child labor laws He helped create safety codes for coal miners and railroad workers

But, Taft sometimes sided with the conservative wing of the Republican Party Taft angered progressive Republicans when he supported a high tariff which helped large corporations Taft allowed 1 million acres of Roosevelt had set aside as conservation forests to be sold to businesses

Theodore Roosevelt and progressive politicians were disappointed in Taft’s performance

Cougar Time Check powerschool for any missing assignments. Catch up on Bellringers if you haven’t done them yet. Make up any quiz or test you are missing. Review for the test on Thursday by looking over your key vocabulary. Get extra help in understanding concepts for the test on Thursday. Work on assignments for other classes as needed.