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1 Evaluate social and political origins, accomplishments and limitations of Progressivism.

2 18-4

3 Taft received the nomination for the Republican Party. Roosevelt ran on the independent ticket for the Progressive Party. Bull Moose Party Woodrow Wilson is the democratic candidate

4 New Nationalism Roosevelt’s Platform  Legislation favors women and children in workforce and worker’s compensation, federal trade commission to regulate industry New Freedom Wilson’s Platform  Supports free enterprise Roosevelt and Taft split vote Wilson wins presidency

5 Underwood Tariff 1913 Reduced the average tariff on imported goods Levies an income tax on people earnings Federal Reserve System Banks would have to keep some of their deposits in a reserve to protect customers money

6 Federal Trade Commission 1914 Monitors American businesses Investigates companies and issues “cease and desist” orders against companies involved in unfair trade practices Progressive response: Clayton Antitrust Act: ban on tying agreements and price discrimination

7 Almost lost majority in congress, started to support reforms again. Keating-Owen Child Labor Act: prohibits children under 14 from working in factories. Adamson Act: 8 hour workday for railroad workers Federal Farm Loan Act: provides farmers with long term loans at low interest rates.

8 President during World War I 14 Points League of Nations

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