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The progressive era

Chapter 9. The progressive era. Political, economic, and social change in late 19th century America leads to broad progressive reforms. Section 1: The Origins of Progressivism. The four goals of progressivism. Protecting Social W elfare Promoting Moral improvement

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American History Review!

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Progressive Era continued

Progressive Era continued. Warm-up. What problems were the Progressives trying to address? (name 3). Announcements. Question of the Day. Were the Progressives successful in protecting the workers of the time?. Vocabulary.

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The Legacy of Progressivism

The Legacy of Progressivism. A Helping Hand to Those in Need, or Just Enough to Keep the Rebellion at Bay?. Supporters of the Progressive Movement. The middle classes Women Former Populists Muckraking journalists Politicians from both major parties. Causes of Progressivism.

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The Progressive Presidents

The Progressive Presidents. US History: Spiconardi . Theodore Roosevelt . Despite being a conservative, Teddy used the power of the presidency to deal directly with social and economic problems Presidency had any power not specifically denied in the Constitution.

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Colonial America 1492-1754

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Ch. 22 Battle for National Reform

Ch. 22 Battle for National Reform. The Presidencies of Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, and Woodrow Wilson. Changing role of Federal Government. Prior to the twentieth century most power belonged in the hands of Conservative Republican leaders in Congress.

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The Progressive Movement

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Teddy Roosevelt The Old Lion

Teddy Roosevelt The Old Lion. And Progressivism. 8. Became youngest President (age 42). 7. Other Jobs. 6. Rough Riders!!!!. 5 . The Teddy Bear.

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Where are We?

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Progressive Legislation

Progressive Legislation. Chapter 11, Section 2. Triangle Shirtwaist Fire . Describe this event? Why is it significant in history?. An expanded role for government .

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CH. 16-3 THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S SQUARE DEAL

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7.01 Explain the conditions that led to the rise of Progressivism.

Goal 7 The Progressive Movement in the United States (1890-1914) - The learner will analyze the economic, political, and social reforms of the Progressive Period. 7.01 Explain the conditions that led to the rise of Progressivism.

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AP Review

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Math Games and Puzzles

Math Games and Puzzles. Math Club 2013 Ms. Gumz Mrs. Cooney. Computer Center. Computer Center Logical reasoning puzzles at the bottom of the link: http://rnibecker.pbworks.com/w/page/35359277/5th%20Grade%20Math%20Stations Complete all eight phases to get the password to the next level.

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Math Games and Puzzles

Math Games and Puzzles. Math Club 2013 Ms. Gumz Mrs. Cooney. Computer Center. Computer Center Logical reasoning puzzles at the bottom of the link: http://rnibecker.pbworks.com/w/page/35359277/5th%20Grade%20Math%20Stations Complete all eight phases to get the password to the next level.

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Create a political cartoon:

Create a political cartoon:. Decide on a following topic: cell phone laws, universal health care, driving age requirements, right to privacy, teenage working laws Decide your propaganda (use bias terms/concepts on the next page) Draw and color political cartoon illustrating your point/ bias

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Progressive Movement

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