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1 Changes in the Early Twentieth Century 11 th Grade American History By: Mr. Simmons

2 Changes in Early 1900’s Political Political Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson Progressive Era Reforms Social Social Industrialization/Urbanizatio n Literature/MusicReligion/MoralsCultural Economic Technology – Man v. Machine Consumer Culture

3 Political Changes Roosevelt Roosevelt Changes of presidency- increased powers Social Welfare Conservation Taft Taft Progressive Reforms Payne-Aldrich Tariff Act Ballinger-Pinchot Controversy Mann-Elkins Act Wilson Reforming Tariffs Reforming Banks Anti-Trust Actions Clayton Anti-Trust Act Federal Trade Commission Keating-Owen Child Labor Act Harding and Coolidge Scandal – Teapot Dome Normalcy

4 Social Changes Industrialization IndustrializationImmigration/Urbanization Sacco-Vanzetti Case Nativism Nativism Red Scare/Communism New Morality New Morality Science v. Religion Fundamentalism Women WomenFlappersSuffrage Popular Culture Sports- Baseball, boxing Radio Hollywood Art/Literature Hemingway, Fitzgerald African American Culture Jazz Harlem Renaissance

5 Economic Changes Technology Technology Assembly line Manufacturing Consumer Culture Consumer CultureAutomobile Appliances, etc. Radio Welfare Capitalism Stocks, Profit-Sharing, medical care Farming conditions Quiet depression

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