1. The Progressive Era
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2. Significant Events
 1890 General Federation of Women’s Clubs organized
 1893 Illinois enacts 8-hour workday for women; Anti-Saloon League created
 1899 National Consumers’ League founded
 1903 Department of Labor and Commerce created
 1906 Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle published
 1910 Mann Act passed
 1911 Triangle Shirtwaist fire
 th and 17th Amendments passed
 1914 Clayton Antitrust Act passed
 1916 New York Birth Control League organized
 th Amendment ratified
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3. Origins of Progressivism
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4. The Roots of Progressive Reform
Progressive Beliefs
Aims of progressives
Pragmatism
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5. The Politics of Paralysis
The Pragmatic Approach
Behaviorism
Brandeis Brief
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6. The Politics of Paralysis
The Progressive Method
Muckrakers
Voluntary organizations
Professionals
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7. The Search for the Good Society
Poverty in a New Light
Naturalism
Social work
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8. The Search for the Good Society
Expanding the “Woman’s Sphere”
Women’s organizations
New woman
Margaret Sanger
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9. The Search for the Good Society
Social Welfare
Keating-Owen Act
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10. Jane Addams Fights Child Labor
Eyewitness to History
Jane Addams Fights Child Labor
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11. The Search for the Good Society
Woman Suffrage
Catt’s
“winning plan”
Militant suffragists
19th Amendment
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12. The Search for the Good Society
Woman Suffrage
Nineteenth Amendment
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13. Controlling the Masses
Stemming the Immigrant Tide
Eugenics
Americanization
Literacy test
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14. Controlling the Masses
The Curse of Demon Rum
Anti-Saloon League
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15. Controlling the Masses
Prostitution
Spread of the vice
Mann Act
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16. The Politics of Municipal and State Reform
The Reformation of the Cities
Gas and water socialism
Commission plan
City manager plan
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17. The Politics of Municipal and State Reform
Progressivism in the States
La Follette’s Wisconsin idea
Reforming politics
Regulating business
Seeds of the welfare state
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18. Progressivism Goes to Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
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19. Progressivism Goes to Washington
A Square Deal
Philosophy of the Square Deal
Anthracite coal strike
U.S. v. E.C. Knight
Northern Securities
Railroad regulation
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20. Progressivism Goes to Washington
Bad Food and Pristine Wilds
Conservation through planned management
John Muir and preservation
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21. Progressivism Goes to Washington
The Troubled Taft
Ballinger-Pinchot affair
Taft’s accomplishments
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22. Progressivism Goes to Washington
Roosevelt Returns
New Nationalism
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23. Progressivism Goes to Washington
The Election of 1912
Progressive party
New Freedom
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24. Progressivism Goes to Washington
The Election of 1912
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25. Woodrow Wilson and the Politics of Morality
Early Career
Missionary spirit
Student of politics
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26. Woodrow Wilson and the Politics of Morality
The Reforms of the New Freedom
Underwood-Simmons Tariff
Federal Reserve Act
Federal Trade Commission
Clayton Antitrust Act
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27. Woodrow Wilson and the Politics of Morality
Labor and Social Reform
Brandeis on the Supreme Court
Keating-Owen Child Labor Act
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28. Woodrow Wilson and the Politics of Morality
The Limits of Progressive Reform
Curbing minorities
The strength of market capitalism
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