'Bull moose party' diaporamas de présentation

APUSH Review

APUSH Review. Laws, Politics, Movers, & Shakers. Amendments. What does the 26 th Amendment do?. Give 18 year olds the vote. What Amendment gave women the right to vote?. 19th. What amendment abolished slavery?. 13th. What did the 14 th amendment do?. Citizenship for African-Americans.

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Teddy Roosevelt

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Decade Association

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Chapter 8

Chapter 8. The Progressive Presidents 1900 - 1920. REFORMING GOVERNMENT. Political Machines demanded bribes from anyone wanting to do business with city government Political Machines were favorable to business interests tax breaks, favorable legislation, etc.

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Causes of the Progressive Movement

Causes of the Progressive Movement. Excess of the Gilded Age Poor working conditions Child labor. Four Goals of Progressives. Goal One- Protect social welfare, support churches, settlement houses, YMCA, Salvation Army.

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Progressivism and War

Progressivism and War. Woodrow Wilson. Background: PhD in Political Science Professor at Princeton, later president Governor of New Jersey, 1910 -1912; nominated for president to remove him from NJ. 1912 Election. Candidates: Taft Wilson TR Debs

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Chapter 17 Review

Chapter 17 Review. The Origins of Progressivism. 17.1. What was a muckraker?. Writer who exposes wrong doing. This was the social reform movement in the early 20 th century. Progressive movement. This is a way for people to propose laws directly. Initiative.

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Social Reformers

Social Reformers. W.E.B. DuBois, Founder of the NAACP. Muck raker. Work. Subject. Results. Harvard-educated professor who focused on the need for a traditional liberal arts education for African-Americans who could then insist upon equal treatment and rights from white society.

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Progressive era

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Instructional Statements

Instructional Statements. Today, I will learn . . . Identify changes in domestic policy during the Progressive Presidencies of Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson. I have learned it when I can . . .

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Chapter 6

Chapter 6. Social Reform in the Progressive Era. Realities in the Early Stages of Industrial Society. Immigrants bore the brunt of industrialization in Northern and Midwestern cities. Around 21 million immigrants arrived between 1880 and 1914

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Study Session: Old West to Progressives

Study Session: Old West to Progressives. OLD WEST Transcontinental Railroad First completed in 1869, 5 total, Irish & Chinese workers Consequences for the G reat Plains=key role in the near extinction of the buffalo-huge blow to Native culture Nomadic way of life threatened Disease

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Election of 1912

Election of 1912. Split Ticket. Presidential election of 1912 Wilson (D) New Freedom campaign Taft (R) T. Roosevelt (BM) New Nationalism campaign. TAFT. Republican Wanting to preserve the conservative values of the party. TAFT. Party Platform: High import tariffs.

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Chapter 5 Political Parties

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THE PROGRESSIVE PRESIDENTS

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Chapter 11 section 3

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TR & The Square Deal Wilson & New Freedom

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Civil War

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