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Progressive Legislation 18.2
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Objective Assess the demand for government reform movements on the local, state and federal level.
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Things to Think About… How did Progressives wish to expand the role of government? What municipal and state reforms did Progressives achieve? What federal reforms did TR champion as President?
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An Expanded Role for Government How much power over business should a government hold? Progressives: Gov’t should be more concerned with the _______ _______ over the inter-workings of business _______ _________ Programs i.e. Unemployment benefits, accident and health insurance, social security
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Municipal Reforms Reforms made at the ______ level Municipal reforms worked toward _____ ________ limited degree of self rule to make needed reforms Goals: Stop the _________ Deal with the “__________” problem
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New Forms of Municipal Gov’t Gov’t relief for __________ Galveston and Dayton City control of ________ Welfare Services “People will become good citizens if social conditions were good” ~view of Samuel Jones
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State Reforms Power to the Voters!!! Direct ________ Initiative ___________ Recall _________ Reforms Limited _____ (female laundry workers=10 hours) Abolishing ____ _______ (under 14) Headed toward minimum ________
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Federal Reforms TR’s Square Deal United _____Workers strike TR moves in to ________ Threatened to take over the mines with the __________ Results: 10% pay increase, 9 hour work day “_______ _____” became the slogan for TR’s presidency As Fair as possible for all....sort of...
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________ Activism _________ Anti-Trust Act of 1890 TR used this act to break apart _______ “trusts” i.e. _______ Oil and the American tobacco company
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Homework After your 18.2 notes, list and describe the actions taken by Progressive Era administrations to provide reform in the following areas: Railroad Regulation Public Health Labor Department Environmental protection Amendments to the Constitution
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