Theodore Roosevelt's New Nationalism and Woodrow Wilson's New Freedom would both lay out their vision of progressive government in America. While the two would share some commonalities where they diverged was the central question of what was to be done with America's increasingly powerful business trusts. Roosevelt felt that the central government should remain strong whereas Wilson suggested that the government should be weakened in order to ensure greater competition in the economy. Roosevelt’s policy of New Nationalism focused on human welfare instead of property rights, concentration ins industry, and supported child labor laws and a minimum wage law for women. Wilson’s policy of New Freedom promoted antitrust modification, tariff reduction,
