Ch.23

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Northern Securities Company

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This was a large railroad trust that was busted by Roosevelt.

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Hepburn Act

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This strengthened the rate-making power of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

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The Jungle

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Upton Sinclair wrote this book about the unsanitary meat packing factories.

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Payne Aldrich Act

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This act lowered a few tariffs in the country.

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"Bully Pulpit"

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Roosevelt believed it was his duty to do what ever he needed to do to help the country.

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Ballinger-Pinchot Controversy

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Ballinger wanted to sell land Pinchot set aside for national parks and forests.

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Social Justice Movement

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This was the movement of gerneral reform for various aspects of the country.

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"Bull Moose"

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This was the party that Roosevelt headed for the election of 1912.

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New Freedom

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Wilson called for a lower tariff, a federal reserve, and the end of trusts.

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The New Nationalism

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Wilson blended this with his New Freedom.

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American Medical Association

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This regulated the medical field.

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Upton Sinclair

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This author wrote The Jungle.

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How the Other Half Lives

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Jacob Riis wrote this about the horrors of the tenements.

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WCTU

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The Women's Temperance Union called for prohibition and the end of prostitution.

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Anti-Saloon League

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This group called for prohibition.

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Brandeis Brief

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This brief was the first to use factual data.

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Pragmatism

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Truth should work for the individual in action, not in abstraction.

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Muller v. Oregon

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Oregon upheld the restriction on women's working hours.

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Oswald Garrison Villard

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He was a journalist that helped found the Anti-Imperialistic League.

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Underwood Tariff

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This lowered the tariff fifteen percent and removed duties from sugar, wool, and several other consumer goods.

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Meat Inspection Act

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This regulated the sanitation of meat packing factories.

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Pure Food and Drug Act

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This regulated food production and drug distribution.

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FDA

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The Food and Drug Administration was created to regulate food and drugs.

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Clayton Anti-Trust Act

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This act outlawed directorates and prohibited unfair trade practices.

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Mann-Elkins Act

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The act extended the authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission to include communications.

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"Wisconsin Idea"

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This idea bolstered the importance of the state government.

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Tom Johnson

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This Cleveland Mayor kept nothing from the public's view in his politics.

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Joe Cannon

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He was a socialist politician from New York.

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Federal Trade Commission

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This helped consumers and tried to eliminate monopolies.

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Interstate Commerce Commission

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This commission regulated interstate commerce and was created under Cleveland.

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Keating-Owens Act

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This prohibited the shipment in interstate commerce of products manufactured by children under the age of 14.

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1910 midterm elections

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There was talk of Roosevelt returning to the White House.

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1912 Presidential Elections

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Woodrow Wilson ran the election because of the division in the other party.

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1902 Coal Strike

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This was the first strike that a federal power stepped in.

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John Dewey

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He was a major force behind pragmatism.

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Rober LaFollete

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He was a socialist that developed the Wisconsin Idea.

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Thorstein Veblen

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He wrote the book the Theory of the Leisure Class.

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Dr. Alice Hamilton

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She was the first woman appointed to be on the faculty at Harvard.