1. CHAPTER 18

2. PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT 1900-1917 Challenge

3. ORIGINS Urban-industrial crisis Economic depression

4. INDUSTRIAL PITFALLS Child labor Wages Rights

7. MUCKRAKERS Investigative journalism Expose social evils Upton Sinclair - The Jungle

8. Florence Kelley Factory conditions 8-hour work day child labor

9. SETTLEMENT HOMES Jane Addams Community centers Skills Problem? ▫Poverty

10. PROHIBITION? Alcohol? Control 1920: 18 th amendment Narcotics, smoking

11. “”THE” SOCIAL EVIL Prostitution Week’s pay = Day’s work Before 1900: legal, rarely enforced laws

12. BASEBALL Amusement parks Movies ▫Popular ▫Immigrants, children ▫Evil

13. MAP 21.1 Immigration to the United States, 1901–20

15. Newly landed European immigrant families on the dock at Ellis Island in New York harbor, 1900. Originally a black and white photograph, this image was later color tinted for reproduction as a postcard or book illustration. SOURCE:The Granger Collection,New York.

19. Japanese ▫L.A. Mexicans ▫S.W. Jews ▫NYC

20. “BIRTH CONTROL” Margaret Sanger, 1913 Women: Control own bodies

21. WOMEN’S SUFFRAGE 1920, 19 th amendment

22. RACISM Blacks, racism, and stereotypes “Coon Songs” Institutionalized

23. Jim Crow Schools separate but “unequal” ▫$11 per White student, $3 per Black student

24. TEDDY ROOSEVELT “Progressive” president Environment