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9 Weeks Grades Semester Grade = average of 1st and 2nd 9 weeks Round up “9’s” if no zeros in gradebook

History Fair One “Rules” packet per group printed by 10/22 (Monday) You are responsible for adhering to your category rules. Nhd.org

Sources Primary vs. Secondary? 5 secondary sources minimum due by 11/2 May have a media center day Your sources should be varied and must be deeper than (bio.com, history.com, etc.) Start with these sources for basic knowledge and then go deeper. You will not get credit for basic sources like these. We will review how to make a bibliography next week

Origins of Progressivism

Backlash US History is full of complementary periods bringing different levels of government involvement and progress etc. Antebellum/Civil War (1850-1865) Reconstruction (1865-1876) Gilded Age (1876-1900) Progressive Age (1900-1920) WW1 (1913-1920) Isolationism/Nationalism/Laissez Faire (Roaring 20’s) Great Depression/WW2/Liberal Expanded Gov. (1932-1968) Conservative Revolution (1968-2008) Liberal World Order (2008-2016) Nationalism/Isolationism (2016-?)

Time Periods Progressivism is a reaction to the Gilded Age Massive inequalities, worker safety, health of community, lack of opportunity, no “fair playing field” for the people

Exposed Journalists and writers expose unsafe conditions and inequalities in life Muckrakers Leads to belief that government needs to play a larger role Progressivism is generally thought to have four main goals

Promoting Social Welfare Soften harsh conditions Social Gospel and settlement house YMCA Child labor, working conditions etc.

Promoting Moral Improvement Morality, not the workplace, improved lives

Crating Economic Reform Panic of 1893 leads many to question pure capitalism Laissez Faire Uneven balance between business and people Favorable legislation for business “Playing with loaded dice” Square Deal

Fostering Efficiency Using scientific principles to make the workplace and government more efficient Studies in how fast tasks could be performed and the right conditions to improve labor Reform government by rooting out corruption

Muckrakers Individually, you will read your assigned primary source and fill out the document analysis sheet Find your group (1-5) Compare what you wrote on the document analysis sheet Fill out one row of boxes on the graphic organizer Then, on the large sheet of paper write: The author and name of the work The problem they are describing Solutions Main idea Hang up around room. Go and fill in your graphic organizer.