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1900-1912
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Negative Liberty Gov’t exists to stop people from taking your rights Positive Liberty Gov’t exists to improve your condition
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Individual State Federal
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Social Issues Temperance Movement Abolitionism Prison/ Asylum/ School Reform
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Farmer/Worker Issues Greenback Labor Party ▪ Gov’t should use paper money/ Inflate currency Populist Party ▪ Bimetalism ▪ Graduated Income Tax ▪ Direct Election of Senators ▪ 8 Hour Day ▪ Gov’t control of Railroads/Telephone Lines
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Progressivism=Domestic White Man’s Burden
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Henry Demarest Lloyd “Wealth Against Commonwealth” (Standard Oil) Jacob Riis “How The Other Half Lives” (Slums) Lincoln Steffens: “The Shame of the Cities” Ida Tarbell: Standard Oil Upton Sinclair: “The Jungle”
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“Jungle”
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Middle Class Small businessmen Squeezed out by the trusts above Threatened by the poor below Upper Class Idealists Help the Poor Rep./Dem.
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Initiative Recall Referendum Secret Ballots
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City Truancy Laws Clean Slums Juvenile Delinquents Prostitution Work Conditions Clean Water
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States Gov. Robert “Fighting Bob” La Follette (Wi) ▪ Broke up trusts/ Regulated Railroads/ Direct Election of Senator/ Women’s Suffrage/ State Income Tax ▪ 1906 Names self Senator Gov. Hiram Johnson (Ca) ▪ Regulated Railroads
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1911 146 women killed
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Lochner v NY (1905)- Con Right to Contract Muller v Oregon (1908)- Pro States can restrict women’s work hours
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Women’s Christian Temperance Union Anti-Saloon League
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Three C’s Control of Corporations Consumer Protection Conservation
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Anthracite Strike (1902) TR threatens to seize mines
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Department of Commerce (1903) Elkins Act (1903) Railroads cannot offer rebates Hepburn Act Gov’t can set maximum rate for RR’s
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“Trust Buster” Northern Securities Company: J P Morgan 40 Trusts Busted Only the “Bad” Trusts
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Meat Inspection Act (1906) Pure Food and Drug Act US v. Coca Cola
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Newlands Act (1902) Irrigation and sale of land 25% of Nations forests set aside 18 National Monuments
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1906 City Destroyed 3000+ killed
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Oklahoma Territory and Indian Territory combined into Oklahoma (1907)
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Causes Hepburn Act crushes RR stocks Standard Oil fined for trust violations Copper Corner Fails Knickerbocker Trust Collapses Unemployment from 3-8%
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Solution J.P. Morgan floats the economy Gains Steel Trust
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Aldrich Vreeland Act (1908) Banks could issue emergency currency Proposed a Federal Reserve
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