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How did the "Progressive" Presidents Influence Government? Theodore Roosevelt William H. Taft Woodrow Wilson

Theodore Roosevelt/Assumes Presidency After the McKinley Assassination 1901 Used Presidency as “Bully Pulpit” a means to bring attention and demand corruption Supported the growth of industry but believed there were GOOD trusts and BAD trusts Nicknamed the “Trustbuster” in 1902 he ordered his Attorney General to bring a lawsuit against the Northern Securities Company (J.P. Morgan) 1904 US v. Northern Securities went to the Supreme Court which ordered the trust to be broken up (it was in violation of the Sherman Anti Trust Act Roosevelt later broke up Standard Oil and American Tobacco Company

Theodore Roosevelt/The Square Deal Coal Miner Strike 1902 Coal miners in Pennsylvania went on strike for better pay and shorter day. Mine owners refused collective bargaining Roosevelt threatened to send in troops to run the mines if owners wouldn’t agree to arbitration Strike was settled peacefully This was a change in gov’t policy because the government helped settle the strike without using the military against striking workers Roosevelt ran for and won the Presidency in 1904. He promised all American a SQUARE DEAL all people rich and poor, native born and immigrant should have an equal opportunity and be treated fairly

Other Roosevelt Accomplishments Elkins Act (1903) Ended Rebates Hepburn Act (1906) Gave the ICC greater power including the authority to set railroad rates Meat Inspection Act (Passed After TR read the Jungle) Forced Meat packing Plants to open their doors to government inspectors Pure Food and Drug Act required food and drug companies to list all ingredients on their package and monitored untrue claims First CONSERVATIONIST President Created 5 Natural Wilderness areas and Convinced Congress to ban lumbering in 150 million acres of Govt. land

William Howard Taft/Continuation of TR Policies Chosen by TR to run for Republican nomination Wins the election of 1908 Busted two times as many trusts as TR Taft lacks TR’s political skill; looses Progressive support when he backs a high tariff bill

William Howard Taft/Election of 1912 ROOSEVELT ran for Republican nomination against TAFT. Taft won the nomination but some Republicans launched a new party called the “Progressive Party” which was nicknamed “BULL MOOSE PARTY” Democrats choose WOODROW WILSON (NJ) as their Progressive Candidate. Wilson was able to win because the Republican vote was split

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Woodrow Wilson/New Freedom Lowers Tariffs Wilson does not believe that any trusts were “good” trusts: found it impossible to break them all up and so worked to control big corporations Federal Trade Commission: Could investigate companies and order them to stop using unfair business practices Clayton Anti Trust Act: Prohibited business practices that tried to destroy competition. It also protected Unions and Workers right to organize. (reinforced/clarified Sherman Anti-Trust Act) Federal Reserve Act – regulated and centralized banking Began Graduated Federal Income Tax

CONCLUSION: How did the “PROGRESSIVE PRESIDENTS” influence Government? Used the government as a means to reform & regulate big business/broke up unfair trusts Government regulation/protection for consumers (pure food & drug act) Regulated the money supply/attempted to add fairness to the tax system Protected the environment/created the national parks system