Notes: Progressivism ***Social Progresssssssssssssssssssssssss

Slides:

Advertisements

Similar presentations

Taft and Wilson’s Progressivism

Advertisements

The Progressive Presidents Mr. Johnson Hopewell High School.

US vs. Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson Who is a “Progressive President”

Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson

The Progressives Confront Industrial Capitalism The American People, 6 th ed.

Comparing Two Progressive Era Presidents: Teddy Roosevelt & Woodrow Wilson.

Chapter 9. Section 1 Protecting Social Welfare Promoting Moral Improvement.

Who were the Progressives? Urban reformers who picked up where the Populists and Grangers left off. Appealed to Middle Class America because they targeted.

Progressive Test Tomorrow!

Progressivism Jeopardy Progressivism WomenRoosevelt’s Square Deal Taft’s Presidency WilsonMisc

Progressives on the National Stage. Three Presidents Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson Shared a commitment to reform Shared a commitment.

Theodore Roosevelt William Howard Taft Woodrow Wilson.

Wilson’s New Freedom Section 17-5 pp

Chapter 8 The Progressive Era.

The Progressive Era

Progressivism Under Taft & Wilson Ch. 18 Sec. 3. Taft’s Presidency Continued Roosevelt’s reforms Continued Roosevelt’s reforms Attacking trusts Attacking.

The Progressive Movement Chapters

Unit 5: The Progressive Era ( ) President Woodrow Wilson’s New Freedom.

Notes (part 1)- Election of Video Clip: Wilson Presidency Vocabulary *** Unit 1 Exam Friday!***

Taft From Progressive to Conservative. From Shoe In to Shown Out! Hand picked by TR to become president in 1908 and continue on TR’s agenda (programs)

The Wilson Years Chapter 18 Section 4. Election of 1912 Republican candidate  Taft Incumbent, conservative support Progressive candidate  Roosevelt.

Progressivism. Goals of Progressive Movement Promotion of Social Welfare (soften effects of industrialism by Social Gospel, settlement house movements,

WHO IS WOODROW WILSON? (p. 44) Southerner who grew up during the Civil War and Reconstruction Governor of New Jersey: supported direct primary, worker’s.

The Progressive Presidents fight for the Oval Office From Progressive to Conservative.

 Attacked “triple wall of privilege” that blocked small businesses from being free  trusts, banks, tariffs  “New Freedom” plan to control corporations.

Progressive Era.

Wilson’s New Freedom Chapter 17 Section 5. I Progressive Reform under Wilson A. Wilson’s New Freedom Became Dem. Gov. and then left party affiliation.

“He who laughs last, thinks slowest” Quote of the Day.

Ch 29 Wilson’s Reforms. Bull Moose Party By 1912, the Progressive faction of the Republican Party had grown tired of Taft. Wanting to continue the Progressive.

The Progressives. What were the major problems during this time?  Unemployment  Unfair business practices  Unsafe working conditions  Political corruption.

STARRING: William Taft & Woodrow Wilson victory.

17-5: Wilson’s New Freedom. Federal Trade Act Federal Trade Act: Set up the Federal Trade Commission (FTC) an agency with power to investigate possible.

Woodrow Wilson WWilson claimed progressive ideals: HHe cautiously supported women’s suffrage. HHe believed in attacking large concentrations of power.

Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft Woodrow Wilson

United States History Chapter 11 The Progressive Era ( )

Progressivism The movement to reform politics and society.

Chapter 17-5 Wilson’s New Freedom. Wilson Wins Financial Reforms Southern background (Racial prejudice) Clayton Antitrust –Strengthen Sherman Antitrust.

Progressivism Under Taft Taft's tactics led to a split in the republican party and a loss to the Democrats in the election.

 What was President Taft’s approach to progressive reform?  Talk with your shoulder buddy about the Taft Administration.

Progressivism Under Taft & Wilson – Notes. I. Taft Becomes President William H. Taft (R) won election of Continues Progressive reforms (trusts).

Chapter 21: The Progressive Era, AP FOCUS The philosophies and strategies of the various Progressive movements The causes of progressivism.

Chapter 9: The Progressive Era Section 1: Origins of Progressivism

The Progressive Era.

Wilson’s New Freedom Chapter 17, section 5.

Ch 29 Wilson’s Reforms.

The Progressive Era What was “Progressivism”

Progressivism : Understand the effect of political programs and activities of the Progressives.

Progressive era REFORM AND CHANGE.

Progressive Presidents

Bel l Ringer What impact would Roosevelt’s policies have on consumer protection in America?

The Progressive Era Unit 1: The Gilded Age ( )

Section 5: Wilson’s New Freedom

Progressivism : Understand the effect of political programs and activities of the Progressives.

The Spirit of Reform Progressivism.

US vs. Roosevelt, Taft, and Wilson

Details: #34 Ch 9 S 5 Read & Notes: Ch 9 S 5 _________________

I. Theodore Roosevelt’s Square Deal

Section 5: Wilson’s New Freedom

Taft & Wilson Administrations

U2C6:The Progressives United States History.

P Wilson’s New Freedom.

OBJECTIVE: Understand President Wilson’s progressive reforms.

AGENDA Turn in your survey forms

The Progressive Movement

Progressive Era Wilson’s New Freedom.

Progressive Era.

The Progressive Era.

Chapter 17 Review.

Section 5: Wilson’s New Freedom

Question of the day How would you define progress?

Presentation transcript:

Notes: Progressivism ***Social Progresssssssssssssssssssssssss Awwwwwwww Yyyeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaaahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh

Outline the Progressive movement and judge their success. LG: Outline the Progressive movement and judge their success.

Child Labor

Child Labor

Power of Trusts

Government Corruption

YOUR FOOOOOOOOOD

Segregation… ehhhhh, not yet.

Women’s Suffrage

Fight for Prohibition

Conservation

1. What is Progressivism? Progressivism: Social movements to restore economic opportunities and correct injustices in the US. i. Social reaction to industrialization & urbanization. ii. All believed in GETTING THE GOVT. ON THE SIDE OF THE PEOPLE!

2. What were the Progressive Goals? A. 4 Goals of Progressives i. Protect social welfare ii. Promote moral improvement iii. Create economic reform iv. Foster efficiency

3. Who were the Progressives? Mostly educated white middle-class men and women. *** The Goldilocks social class of reform. B. Muckrakers i. Crusading journalists that used the media to show govt. corruption & social injustices.

4. Theo Roosevelt’s Progressive Strategy *** In one paragraph, use your Ch. 9.3 WS to explain what Theodore Roosevelt’s Square Deal was and the actions he took to enforce it. a.

William H Taft.

5. Wilson’s Progressive Strategy A. Wilson’s New Freedom Plan i. Attack the “Triple Wall of Privileges” - Trusts - Tariffs - High Finance

6. Attacking Trusts A. No such thing as “good” trust. B. 1914, Clayton Anti-Trust Act i. Strengthened Sherman Anti-Trust law. ii. Strikes were now legal. C. 1914, Federal Trade Commission i. Corporate “Watchdog” agency. *** Issued over 400 cease and desist orders!

7. Tariffs Wilson lowered tariffs, BIG TIME. i. Tariff: Taxes on imported goods. ii. How will the govt. make money now? B. 1915, Federal Income Tax i. You make more? You’re taxed more. ii. By 1917, making more than tariffs.

8. High Finance Federal Reserve System i. Banking backbone of the economy. ii. Domestically, it made the govt. more responsive economic changes. - Protect peoples’ savings & support businesses more.

9. Best and Worst of Wilson A. BEST: i. 1920, 19th Amendment - Women can vote! The Gaga B. WORST: i. Did not support Civil Rights. - Did not support anti-lynching laws.

10. End of Progressivism *** “There’s no chance of progress and reform *** in an administration in which war plays the principle part.” By 1914… i. WWI distracts US public from continuing Progressivism. - Yet, there were many successes.