Presidents Support Reform Chapter 21 Section 1 December 2011.

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Presidents Support Reform Chapter 21 Section 1 December 2011

NY Legislature (age 26) Civil Service Commission NY Police Chief Asst. Secretary of the Navy Governor of NY, 1898

Temple of Music at night, Pan Am Exposition Buffalo, NY 1901

Last Photo taken of President McKinley as he enters the Temple of Music at Pan Am Expo in Buffalo Sept. 6, 1901

President McKinley’s Assassin, Leon Czolgosz

Wilcox Mansion, Delaware Ave., Buffalo. Theodore Roosevelt Inauguration Site.

Purpose of Government is to ensure fairness for workers, consumers, and big business.

Government should ensure that all groups in America have an equal opportunity to succeed. Helps TR win 1904 Election by a landslide.

Preferred to control & regulate trusts Supported many labor unions (coal miners in PA)

Meat Inspection Act 1906 Pure Food Act 1906 Conservation: 170,000 acres of Nation Parks

William Howard Taft: Elected President in 1908 Addressed Child Labor Problem Busted more trusts than TR

TR runs again in 1912 on Bull Moose Ticket. Three way race allows Woodrow Wilson to be elected.

1. “Bull” Moose dominates the cartoon

2. Donkey = Democrats Elephant = Republicans

3. Glasses Mustache Toothy Smile

4. Roosevelt has changed from an elephant (Republican) to a moose (Progressive Party). Also, he has taken money from trusts (see barrel of water).

Promoted free enterprise Federal Reserve Act 1913 Federal Trade Commission (FTC) to regulate business practices

Support for passing the 17 th Amendment: Direct Election of US Senators.