 Wilson ran on a progressive platform, “New Freedom” ◦ Stronger antitrust legislation ◦ Banking reform (Increase supply of $) ◦ Tariff reductions  Roosevelt,

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 Wilson ran on a progressive platform, “New Freedom” ◦ Stronger antitrust legislation ◦ Banking reform (Increase supply of $) ◦ Tariff reductions  Roosevelt, hates Taft, runs for the Progressive or “Bull Moose” Party ◦ Supported by Jane Addams and many women ◦ Sadly, women couldn’t vote at the time  New Nationalism: ◦ Believed a powerful government should regulate economy and guarantee social justice  Increase in the power of the federal government

 Two “Republicans” against each other all but guaranteed a victory for Wilson  Comparing New Nationalism and New Freedom ◦ Both favored more active gov’t in economic and social affairs ◦ Roosevelt campaigned for women’s suffrage, minimum wage, social insurance  New Freedom: ◦ Favored small enterprise, free functioning and unregulated and unmonopolized markets

 Wilson: just over 6 million popular votes  Taft and TR: over 7.5 million combined  Eugene V. Debs (1 person not Eugene versus Debs) ◦ Ran on a socialist ticket ◦ Received over 900,000 votes ◦ Socialism was a growing force in the US  Taft becomes Chief Justice of SC in 1921 That’s a large robe I’m now wearing!

 Assaulted the “Triple wall of privilege” ◦ Tariff, banks, trusts  Bully Pulpit: ◦ President appeals to the public to gain support for legislation and policy ◦ Popularized by TR, used by Woody Wilson as well  Trying to gain support for lower tariff, Wilson went before Congress and got it passed  Underwood Tariff: ◦ Provided for a substantial reduction of rates ◦ ***Beginning of government making $ from other places than tariffs***  16 th Amendment: ◦ Populist idea ◦ Graduated INCOME tax

 Panic of 1907 showed inelastic (inability to increase) money supply is a problem  ***1913 Federal Reserve Act*** ◦ Like the THIRD Bank of the United States ◦ Members are appointed to terms by the president ◦ TWO Major Responsibilities  1) Increase and decrease the supply of money  2) To print $$$

 Federal Farm Loan Act of 1916 ◦ Made credit available to farmers at low interest rates  La Follette Seamen’s Act of 1915 ◦ Required decent treatment and a living wage on American Merchant Ships ◦ Unintended Consequence:  made shipping costs increase.  Working-men’s Compensation Act of 1916: ◦ Provided assistance to federal civil-service employees during periods of disability  Adamson Act of 1916 ◦ 8 hour workday for workers on interstate trains, extra pay for overtime

 Wilson backed off imperialistic and aggressive foreign policy ◦ Hated Big Stick and Dollar Diplomacy Policies  Jones Act of 1916 ◦ Promised independence to Philippines as soon as a “stable government” could be established ◦ Happened on July 4, 1946  William Jennings Bryan, perennial presidential loser becomes Secretary of State, just like what other perennial presidential loser??? I just won’t go away!

 Americans owned 43% of property in Mexico  General Huerta (an Indian) is installed as President after revolution  Wilson hates Huerta, believes countries have “obligation to elect good men”  US weapons flowed to Huerta’s enemies (Pancho Villa and Vebustiana Carranza)  Villa was assassinated in 1923

 WWI started in Europe when Franz Ferdinand was assassinated  MAIN causes of WWI? ◦ M – Militarism ◦ A – Alliances ◦ I – Imperialism ◦ N –Nationalism  US remained neutral for quite a while

 US naturally had more in common with Britain than Germany (language, culture, economic ties, etc.) ◦ Anti-German hysteria sweeps nation during WWI  11 million people in US had ties to Central Power countries  Briefcase accidently left in a NYC elevator showed Germany wanted to sabotage US factories Uh oh, my bad!

 British and French soon order war and commercial goods from US  GB would not allow the Germans to trade with US by blockading seas ◦ Trade between US and Germany essentially ceased  Unrestricted Submarine warfare: Germany would sink merchant ships ◦ Berlin said they would try NOT to sink neutral ships  Lusitania: May 7, 1915: 128 Americans died  Germany backed off slightly  "Sussex Pledge" in response. It promised that no attacks would be made on ships without warning.

 Roosevelt will not run again, death to Progressive Party  Republicans nominate Charles Evans Hughes, supreme court justice  Wilson campaign slogan? “He kept US out of war”