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Warm-Up *in your notebooks*
1.) Review: Describe Taft’s Presidency. In what ways was he a Progressive? 2.) Review: Why was Taft a “let down” for some Progressives? Provide an example 3.) Foreshadow: How is Taft’s presidency going to effect Roosevelt’s bid in the 1912 election? (yup, heeee’s baaaaack) Warm-Up *in your notebooks*
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1908-1910: Where in the world is T.R?
Symbolism?
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We already learned about them…remember?
1910 But by 1912 = Disagreements We already learned about them…remember? Issue with U.S. Steel Issue with Ballinger/Pinchot Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act
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Taft's Summer House in Beverly, MA
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So, who will be the Republican Nomination?
Taft = Conservative Republicans Teddy = Progressive Republicans
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WARNING! Republican Party is SPLIT!!
T.R was not going to win the Republican nomination Creates a third party = Progressive Party Nicknamed the Bull Moose Party WARNING! Republican Party is SPLIT!!
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Pit-Stop 1.) Give an example of a disagreement Roosevelt and Taft had leading up to the 1912 election? 2.) Predict: How is the split in the Republican Party going to effect the 1912 election?
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The Presidential Election of 1912
Taft (R) TR (P) Wilson (D) WINNER!
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Results of 1912
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Why did T. Roosevelt lose??
1.) In 1908 had supported Taft…in 1912 became bitter rivals. 2.) TR = too powerful? 3.) Republican Party was split…not as strong 4.) Ghost of “Term Limits” (John Shrank)
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Use Ch 18 Section 4 to look up the following…
Just real quick Wilson’s New Freedom: Use Ch 18 Section 4 to look up the following… Connected with Congress Underwood Tariff Income Tax (16th Amendment) Federal Reserve Act Clayton Anti-Trust Act Wilson will try to continue Progress Change …but WWI will put many of his ideas on hold.
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