Politics Unit. Why were politics in the 1800s so corrupt?  Spoils System Patronage  Political Machines.

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Politics Unit

Why were politics in the 1800s so corrupt?  Spoils System Patronage  Political Machines

Who were the Populists?  Agrarian movement  Wanted to add urban working classes, too

What did the Populists believe?  Populist Party Platform Populist Party Platform Currency backed by silver Graduated income tax Limited government National ownership of railroads, telephones, and telegraphs

Who were the Progressive Presidents, and when did they serve?  Theodore Roosevelt 

Who were the Progressive Presidents, and when did they serve?  William Howard Taft 

Who were the Progressive Presidents, and when did they serve?  Woodrow Wilson 

What did the Progressives believe?  Protecting Social Welfare  Promoting Moral Improvement  Creating Economic Reform  Fostering Efficiency

Why did the Progressives feel they had to act?  Terrible working conditions

Why did the Progressives feel they had to act?  Terrible living conditions

What actions did the Progressives take?  Nicenet Response Nicenet Response  Trustbusting  Workplace Reforms  Women’s Rights  Conservation

Who were the 1920s Presidents, and when did they serve?  Warren Harding 

Who were the 1920s Presidents, and when did they serve?  Calvin Coolidge 

Who were the 1920s Presidents, and when did they serve?  Herbert Hoover 

What did the 1920s Presidents believe?  Pro-business  “Less government in business and more business in government.” – Harding

What actions did the 1920s Presidents take?  Lax rules on credit and banking and such  Lower taxes on upper classes  Voluntary cooperation in response to Great Depression

Who were the New Deal Presidents, and when did they serve?  Franklin Delano Roosevelt 

What actions did the New Deal Presidents take?  Need a new conception of government  Government provides help to those in need

What actions did New Deal Presidents take?  Agencies and Programs Agricultural Adjustment Act Civilian Conservation Corps Federal Deposit Insurance Company Social Security National Recovery Act

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