Progressive Era Chapter 18.

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Progressive Era Chapter 18

Progressivism Populism to Progressivism Different approaches Urbanization Jane Addams, Florence Kelly, Josiah Strong

Urban Age & Consumer Society Muckrakers Lincoln Steffans Upton Sinclair Global immigration East and west Working women Fordism 1892, destroyed by fire in 1897 2013

Progressivism Socialism Unions and strikes American Federation of Labor (AFL) Industrial Workers of the World (IWW) 1914 IWW demonstration in New York City

Socialist Towns and Cities, 1900 - 1920

Progressive Politics Government Women’s suffrage Federal State and local Women’s suffrage

Progressive Presidents Theodore Roosevelt Square Deal Sherman Anti-trust Act Preservation

Progressive Presidents William Howard Taft Friend of T. Roosevelt Sixteenth Amendment Election of 1912 New Freedom Plan New Nationalist Plan

Presidential Election of 1912

Progressive Presidents Woodrow Wilson Underwood Tariff Federal Reserve Act Federal Trade Commission

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