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1 Build your own Public Service Announcement

2 Build your own Public Service Announcement Progressive Era edition
Styles of PSAs Print – Poster or digital graphic Full Color 11x17 Radio ad ( seconds) Video ad ( seconds) Online newsletter or website (S’more) Your PSA should explain why your topic is important to society and creates a message that works to convince others to support the purpose of your topic.

3 Safe guarding America’s economy and currency since 1913
Inflation The Federal Reserve Safe guarding America’s economy and currency since 1913

4 Public Service Announcements

5 PSA Topics Booker T Washington W.E.B. Du Bois Upton Sinclair
Jacob Riis - “How the Other Half Lives” Lincoln Steffens – “The Shame of the Cities” Ida M. Tarbell – The History of the Standard Oil Company Samuel Hopkins Adams - The Great American Fraud (1905) Ida B. Wells – “Southern Horrors: Lynch Laws in All Its Phases” Ray Stannard Baker – Following the Color Line (1908) The Square Deal National American Woman’s Suffrage Association (NAWSA) National Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage Pendleton Civil Service Act Trust-busting (FTC, Sherman/Clayton Anti-Trust) Workplace safety Gold Standard vs. Silver Standard Social Gospel Settlement House movement Comstock Laws/American Birth Control League John Muir/naturalist movement PSA Topics

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