Chapter 4, Section 5.  New Freedom - Strict government controls on corporations  Triple Wall of Privilege – tariffs, banks and trusts  Prevent manufactures.

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Chapter 4, Section 5

 New Freedom - Strict government controls on corporations  Triple Wall of Privilege – tariffs, banks and trusts  Prevent manufactures from charging high prices ◦ Lower tariff on foreign imports  Graduated income tax  Federal Reserve Act- national banks under the control of Federal Reserve Board ◦ Hold reserve funds from commercial banks

 Federal Trade Commission – named by Pres., monitor businesses that could become monopolies ◦ False advertising  Clayton Antitrust Act – listed what businesses should not do  Workingman’s Compensation Act – wages to temp. disabled workers  Adamson Act – blocked railroad strikes  Shot-up Ludlow, Colorado

 Government protect Americans’ private lives  Gained more control over peoples’ lives  Agencies to watch over the economy  Provide consumer protection  Managing natural resources

 GsA GsA

 WCTU  Woodrow Wilson  Settlement house  Square Deal  Margaret Sanger  Federal Reserve Act  muckrakers  WEB DuBois  Gifford Pinchot  NAACP  Booker T. Washington  Clayton Antitrust Act  NAWSA  Ida B. Wells

 How did prejudice complicate Progressivism?

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