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Progressive Presidents: Responses to the problems of the Gilded Age

Teddy Roosevelt: Youngest president Active president- expanded executive power

Presidential Accomplishments: Domestic Issues: The Square Deal- Business Reg The Three C’s Foreign Policy Big Stick

Control of the Corporations Trust busting: Railroad regulations Northern Securities/ Hepburn Dept of Commerce and Labor to eliminate corporate abuses

Consumer Protection To improve the standards of living Good for labor and management 1906- Pure Food and Drug Act– inspired by publication of The Jungle

Conservation of Resources Expansion of National Parks To keep wilderness in its natural state National Conservation Commission National Park Service

Foreign Policy: Roosevelt Corollary Big Stick Policy Secure borders

Next Generation Progressive? William Howard Taft Next Generation Progressive?

Career: Lawyer/ judge Gov of Philippines Secretary of War President of the US Chief Justice of the Supreme Court

Business Regulation: Two times more trust busting/ regulations than TR Domestic Policy: Business Regulation: Two times more trust busting/ regulations than TR More conservation, too

Problem: More conservative than TR- are the reforms legal??? Moved SLOWLY Anti progressive? Fired Pinchot New TARIFF for big business Anti Conservative? Won’t fight Dem Speaker of the House

Foreign Policy: Dollar Diplomacy Encourage investment to promote dev’t and stability To keep out of war? More intervention than TR