'Good trusts' diaporamas de présentation

The Progressive Era Chapter Nine

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Imperialism, Progressivism, World War I

Imperialism, Progressivism, World War I. 1890-1920. Manifest Destiny. Imperialism:. A stronger nation extends political and economic control over weaker nations. Causes of American Imperialism. Need for raw materials Nationalism & Militarism Monroe Doctrine Missionary Work

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Chapter 21 Section 3

Chapter 21 Section 3. Presidents Back Progressive Goals. A R eforming President. 1896- Republican President William McKinley is elected President McKinley popularity soared as business boomed. President contd. Business expanded and unemployment fell

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Quietly grab a textbook

Quietly grab a textbook. Read pages 266-273 (stop after reading the first section at the top of 273) and in your notebooks please outline ALL of the accomplishments that Teddy Roosevelt Achieved while President. 1901-1909 Republican. Teddy Roosevelt. and the Progressive Movement.

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Progressivism By President

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Interpreting Political Cartoons

Interpreting Political Cartoons. Why is Theodore Roosevelt considered a Progressive President?. Teddy Roosevelt. Early Career Roosevelt was determined to end corruption and protect the public interest. By 26, he was serving in the NYS legislature. Served on the Civil Service Commission.

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The Progressive Presidents

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Good Trusts, Bad Trusts, & Trust Busting

Good Trusts, Bad Trusts, & Trust Busting. Good Trusts. Large corporations that encouraged economic development & cooperation between industries Businesses that learned new ways to cooperate with other businesses Businesses that incorporates new ways of self-regulation. Bad Trusts.

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