Period 3 & 7 We will examine the attempts to change society through government action. Chapter 29 Notes Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle US Food Production.

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Period 3 & 7 We will examine the attempts to change society through government action. Chapter 29 Notes Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle US Food Production Today

Chapter 29 Muckrakers: Writers who exposed corruption and scandal Ida Tarbell writes a book about the Standard Oil Company. Pioneers investigative journalism. Her story leads Supreme Court to break up Standard Oil in 1911. Upton Sinclair writes The Jungle leads US government to pass the Meat Inspection Act in 1906

Teddy Roosevelt’s Square Deal Program Consisted of 4 Parts Control of Corporations Consumer Protections Negotiate with Labor Conservation of Natural Resources Roosevelt intervened in a coal strike. Threatened to have government take over the mines. Both sides reached a compromise 1st time government didn’t take side of business

After election of 1904, Teddy Roosevelt promises not to run again After election of 1904, Teddy Roosevelt promises not to run again. A promise he quickly regrets TR chooses William Howard Taft as his Republican Successor in the 1908 election

Taft the Trustbuster A trust was a monopoly of a particular business Ex. Standard Oil and US Steel Taft brought 90 lawsuits against trusts during his presidency. Twice as many as TR. TR didn’t like how Taft was handling the country. Tried to take nomination back from Taft in 1912.