The Progressive Era.

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The Progressive Era

Farms and Cities Growth Farmers’ Golden Age Cities were the focus Aschan School of Art

Muckrakers Journalists Riis Steffins Tarbell Hines Novelists Dreisier Sinclair

Immigration Quest for Freedom Land of Freedom Why’d they come Birds of passage Close knit communities Not all free laborers

Consumer Freedom New Department Stores Leisure Activities

The Working Woman Traditional Gender Roles Symbol of Female Emancipation Charlotte Perkins Gilman Family battles

The Rise of Fordism Standardization Assembly Line Wages Anti-Union

The Promise of Abundance American Way of Life Advertising Increased Union membership

An American Standard of Living A living wage Father John Ryan Rerun Novarem Mass consumption

Varieties of Progressivism

Industrial Freedom Frederick Taylor and Scientific Management Erosion of Freedoms Skilled workers White Collar workers New definition of freedom

The Socialist Presence What is it? Why was it popular? Eugene V. Debs

New Unions American Federation of Labor Collective Bargaining National Civil Federation Industrial Workers of the World

Strikes Solidarity IWW’s involvement Lawrence, Mass Bread and the Roses Ludlow, Co

Labor and Civil Liberties Court’s use of injunctions Commission on Industrial Relations IWW Civil disobedience

The New Feminism What is it? Discussion groups Personal Freedoms Sex O’clock Birth Control Movement Emma Goldman Margaret Sanger

Native Americans Society of American Indians Carlos Montezuma

The Politics of Progressivism

State and Local reforms What they wanted to change How’d they do it New Leaders Hazen Pingree Samuel Jones Hiram Johnson Robert La Follette

Progressive Democracy Making the government more responsive to the people 17th Amendment Initiative, referendum, and recall Commission Plan

Settlement Houses What are they? Settlement workers – why they were different Jane Addams and Hull House Child Labor

Campaign for Woman’s Suffrage Women’s suffrage in the 1900s National American Women’s Suffrage Association Carrie Chapman Catt strategies Alice Paul

Maternalist Reform Mother’s pensions Muller v. Oregon Brandeis Brief

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