Exam #7 Review, The Progressive Era

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Exam #7 Review, The Progressive Era Exam #7 Review, The Progressive Era *Page 458-460: Social Darwinism How did Social Darwinists believed society developed? Individualism, Social Darwinism, Gospel of Wealth, philanthropy, laissez-faire, realism *Page 464-467: Social Darwinism Challenged. What challenges did the urban poor face during Progressive Era America? Social Gospel, Settlement House, Jane Adams, Americanization, revivalism. *Page 520-521: Muckrakers. How did the efforts of the muckrakers help change American society? Muckraker, Thomas Nast, Ida Tarbell, Frank Norris, Upton Sinclair, Jacob Riis, Lincoln Steffens. *Page 524-527: Suffrage and Prohibition Movements. Why is it good for society to change from time to time? Declaration of Sentiments, suffrage, temperance, prohibition, 18th & 19th amendments, child labor, health and safety codes. *Page 528-531: Roosevelt’s Square Deal. What did President Roosevelt feel was his duty to help the citizens of his country? Square Deal’s 4 major points: 1) environmental conservation 2) consumer protection 3) corporate regulation 4) labor movement . *Page 538-541: Wilson’s Reforms. How did Pres. Woodrow Wilson try to keep Pres. Roosevelt’s legacy of reforming American society to make it better? Federal Reserve Act, Clayton Antitrust Act, NAACP, unfair trade practices. ** Supreme Court Cases** Standard Oil v The United States Graphic organizer, dates, decision of the case, impact or effects of the case.