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Taft & Wilson As Progressives The Progressive Era Chapter 22, Section 2

Essential Questions How were William Howard Taft and Teddy Roosevelt similar? Different? What political, social and economic reforms were created through the amendment process? How did Woodrow Wilson win the election of 1912? What were the accomplishments of Woodrow Wilson as President?

Eugene V. Debs Head of the American Railway Union –Pullman Strike Leader 1894 (Thrown in Jail!) SOCIALISTHad SOCIALIST Ideas –Believed Capitalism Was NOT Fair Ran for President in 1908 for the Socialist Party

Socialism ALLAn Economic System in Which ALL Members of a Country Are Equal Owners of All the Businesses! Everyone Gets Paid Equal! –Doesn’t Matter What Job! –Everyone Shares the Work & the Profits No Rich, No Poor, No Middle Class!

Problems with Capitalism? Americans Were VERY ANGRY with Big Businesses (Trusts & Monopolies) Capitalism (What the U.S. Has!) –Free Trade, Open Market, Supply & Demand Eugene Debs & Others Were Disturbed by Capitalism in U.S.: –Big Businesses Formed Trusts & Monopolies –No Competition Between Businesses! –Hard to Start a Business Too!

Presidential Election 1908 Eugene V. Debs: (Socialist Party) William Jennings Bryan: (Democratic Party) William Howard Taft: (Republican Party)

Presidential Election 1908 William Howard Taft WINS! Teddy Roosevelt Endorsed Taft to Be President: –Teddy’s Popularity Influenced People to Vote for Taft –Taft Said He Would Continue Teddy’s Progressive Policies

Taft the Trustbuster! Taft Continued to Attack Trusts (TRUSTBUSTER!) Pursued Almost Double (2x) the # of Antitrust Lawsuits then Teddy Roosevelt Had as President However, Taft Didn’t Get as Much Credit Because He Became Friends with Big Business Owners

16 th Amendment One of Taft’s Major Accomplishments: 16 th Amendment (1909) –Gave Congress the Power to Create Income Taxes (Tax $$$ People Make) –Raise Large Amounts of $$$ Taxing All Citizens –Main Source of Revenue for the U.S. Government

Income Tax You Pay Taxes On What You Earn! Show Class My Paycheck! U.S. Has a Graduated Income Tax: –The More You Make, The More You Pay!

Sales Tax Taxes On Items That You Buy! Westchester County Has a Sales Tax of $.0675 On Everything That You Buy What is the Cost of Something at the $1.00 Store? My First Car!

Property Tax Taxes On Your Home! Property Taxes Pay For: –Schools –Police/Fire/ Ambulance –Plowing of Snow –Garbage Pick Up –Streetlights –Etc…..

The Estate Tax A Tax On Everything a Person Owns & is Worth When They Die Also Known as the “Death” Tax

The “Millionaires Club” Prior to the 17 th Amendment, State Legislatures from Each State Picked Their Own Senators –Citizens Never Voted For Them Many Senator “Wanna Bees,” Bribed State Legislators to Pick Them 17 th Amendment Ended That!

The 17 th Amendment Another of Taft’s Accomplishments! Citizens of the U.S. Vote Directly for U.S. Senators Senators Are In Office for 6 Years Charles Schumer & Kirsten Gillibrand Are the 2 Senators From N.Y.

The Senate

Election of 1912 UsuallyUsually in a Presidential Election it is the Republicans vs. Democrats 1912 Was DIFFERENT! The Election of 1912 Had 4 Candidates: –Taft = Republican –Wilson = Democrat –Roosevelt = Progressive Party –Debs = Socialist Party

Election of 1912

Roosevelt Split the Republican Party Roosevelt Ran for President in 1912! PROGRESSIVET.R. Was ANGRY at Taft for NOT Being as PROGRESSIVE! Split the Republican Party Vote ( ) Formed the Progressive Party (A.K.A. = Bull Moose Party)

Results of the 1912 Election Woodrow Wilson Won The 1912 Presidential Election! The Republican Vote Split in Half Between Taft & Roosevelt Wilson Won in a Landslide!

Woodrow Wilson 3 rd Progressive3 rd Progressive President in a Row! Wanted to Use the Government to Break Up Monopolies & Trusts Also Wanted to Help Workers Against Business Owners! Clayton Anti Trust Act of 1914Pushed For the Passage of the Clayton Anti Trust Act of 1914

The Clayton Anti-Trust Act (1914) Outlined Rules Forbidding Lessening Competition (Creating Trusts & Monopolies) –Businesses Could No Longer Buy Stock of a Business in the Same Industry (Yankees Can’t Buy Red Sox Stock!) POWER –Gave Government More POWER to Break Up Trusts & Monopolies

Clayton Antitrust Act (1914) Labor Unions & Farm Organizations Could Merge & Expand (Power in Numbers) NOTGovernment Could NOT Force Workers to End Strikes (Peaceful Ones) PEACEFULLegalized Labor Tactics: Strikes, Picketing & Boycotts Are Legal (PEACEFUL)

Federal Reserve Banking System “The Fed” d101/fedtoday/ d101/fedtoday/ United Streaming –Interest Rates: Borrowing & Lending Money

Federal Reserve Banking System (1913) Improved the U.S.’s Monetary & Banking System Created a More Flexible Currency System by Allowing Banks to Control the $$$ Supply Can Borrow $$$ From the Federal Government & Have More $$$ to Lend Citizens & Businesses

Reform for African Americans? NOTHINGWoodrow Wilson Did NOTHING for African Americans! Wilson Actually Thought Segregation Was Good All 3 Progressive Presidents Did Nothing for African Americans During the Progressive Era ( )

18 th Amendment Known as Prohibition Outlawed the Manufacturing, Sale & the Consumption of ALCOHOL! Many Believed Alcohol Caused Poverty, Unemployment & Violence!

Essential Questions How were William Howard Taft and Teddy Roosevelt similar? Different? What political, social and economic reforms were created through the amendment process? How did Woodrow Wilson win the election of 1912? What were the accomplishments of Woodrow Wilson as President?