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1 Chapter 18 Section 3 1904- Teddy Roosevelt- will not seek another term as President

2 Chapter 18 Section 3 continued William H. Taft- Republican nominee- 1908 Taft defeats William Jennings Bryan- Democrat Management of public lands Richard Ballinger- appointed as Secretary of the Interior Conservationists- people- favor protection of natural resources Gifford Pinchot- head- US Forest Service Result- conflict

3 Chapter 18 Section 3 continued Teddy Roosevelt- business regulation, welfare laws, workplace protection, voting reform “New Nationalism” Bull Moose Party- nickname of the Progressive Party Symbols- Republican elephant and Democratic donkey Wilson new President

4 Chapter 18 Section 3 continued Wilson and reform Underwood Tariff Act of 1913- reduced from 40% to 25% Clayton Antitrust Act- specific activities that businesses could not do Federal Trade Commission (FTC)- business tactics found to be unfair Federal Reserve System Wilson wins a second term

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