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1 The Progressive Era Chapter 17

2 Progressive Movement Protect social welfare – living/working conditions (women and children) Promoting moral improvement Ex: Prohibition – banning alcohol Economic Reform – changing the way we do business Muckrakers – writers who wrote about the corruption of business Efficiency – using all of your resources properly

3 Henry Ford Ford Motor Company Model-T Assembly line – mass production
Wanted cars to be something everyone could have Treated workers well - $5 a day, 8 hour work day

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6 Progressive Women Higher education – all women’s colleges
Suffrage – right to vote Susan B. Anthony In 1919 the 19th Amendment was passed allowing women to vote

7 Rise of Roosevelt Teddy Roosevelt becomes president after William McKinley is assassinated Tough Guy – “Rough Rider” With a soft side “Teddy Bear” Modern President – always in the news “Square Deal” – wanted the average American to be treated fairly

8 More Regulation Upton Sinclair’s “The Jungle” exposes the reality of the meat packing industry Meat Inspection Act – clean and good quality Pure Food and Drug Act – accurate labels Conservation – preserving wilderness areas.

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