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The progressive movement was against

The gilded Age

What are the three presidents assoiciated with the gilded age?

Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

Who was the most famous progressive state governer

Robert La Follette

Who was the most famous progressive Us Senator

Robert La Follette

What state was Robert La Follette from

wisconsin

What are the five sources of progressive strenght

farmers with populist ideas, urban middle classes,factory/industrial workers, muckrakers, political leaders

What is the name for the effort or inclination to increase the well being of mankind, as by charitable aid or donations

Philanthropy

Who was one of the most famous philanthropists of his age?

Carnegie Andrew

What was the name of Carneige Andrews book?

The Gospel of Wealth

Who was famous for his rags to riches stories

Alger, Horatio

What was the name for the religious response to the problems created by industrialization and urbanization in the late nineteenth century

The Social Gospel

Who was responsible for the Wisconsin Idea?

Robert La Follette

The Wisconsin Idea was a series of Progressive Measures that Included what three things

Direct Primary Law, Tax Reform, and Regulation of a railroad rates

What is the name for the social theory in which the means of production, factories, machines, and land, are controlled by goverment and societies rather than individuals

Socialism

Who was the nations youngest president and how old was he?

Roosevelt, 42

Who was the nations youngest elected president and how old was he?

Kennedy, 43

How many trusts did roosevelt dissipate?

aroudn 40

how many trusts did taft dissipate?

around 90

During the last decade of the nineteenth century, the primary use of the Sherman Antitrust Act was to

break up business monopolies

The of the federal Reserve system did what?

made currency and credit more elastic

The intent of the Dawes act of 1887 was to

assimilate american indians into the mainstream of american culture