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The Wilson Years Progressive Era

Objectives Describe Wilson’s economic and social reforms Evaluate the legacy of the Progressive movement.

Woodrow Wilson I. Election of 1912 A. Republican Party Divides 1. Taft = (R) 2. Roosevelt = (P) B. Democratic Party 1. Wilson a. Governor of NJ C. Socialist Party 1. Eugene V. Debbs

Wilson as President II. Wilson as President A. Reforming Tariffs 1. Underwood Tariff a. cut tariffs by ½ b. income tax -16th Amendment B. Reforming Banks 1. Federal Reserve Act a. Safeguard Economy by: -control $ supply -set interest rates