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18 Cards in this Set
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Progressivism: Definition & 6 wants of it
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A primarily urban reform movement emphasizing industrial reform. ie
1. regulation of utilities & monopolies 2.educational improvement 3. housing laws 4. social reform 5. moral reform 6.political reform |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Muckraking: definition
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exposing corruption in books, journals etc
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Muckraking: examples (2)
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1. "Ladies Home Journal" - medical fraud
2. Ida Tarbell's "History of the Standard Oil Company" |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Muckraking: Upton Sinclair "The Jungle" example
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unsanitary meatpacking
polish immigrants are main workers |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Muckraking: Lincoln Steffens "The Shame of the Cities"
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urban decay
political corruption failing schools |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Social work "Hull House"
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Founded by Jane Addams in Chicago to assist poor, immigrants and everyone else
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Birth Control
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Margaret Sanger (Nurse) hands out BC to "lighten overcrowded urban areas"
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Social Gospel Movement definition
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A liberal Protestant attempt for churches to be more involved in urban industrial moral reform.
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Social Gospel Movement People (2)
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1. Washington Gladden - "Applied Christianity"
2. Walter Rauschenbusch "Christianity and the Social Crisis" -1907 |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Educational Reform of John Dewey
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Father of "Progressive Education"
believed in "hands-on" learning |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Temperance AKA Prohibition (2 groups and years)
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1. Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) by Frances Willard in 1874
2. Anti-Saloon Leagues in 1893 |
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - Women's Suffrage
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Alice Paul led 5000 person protest at Wilson's 1913 inauguration
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - "Vegas" bans
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Laws against gambling, prostitution, child labor, moral reform, anti-monopoly
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Progressivism: Methods of Progressive Reform - "Wisconsin Idea"
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Robert "Fight Bob" La Follette's crusade to reform state politics
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Progressivism Contributions to the Constitution: 16th Amendment
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1913, Federal income tax
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Progressivism Contributions to the Constitution: 17th Amendment
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1913 direct election of U.S. Senators
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Progressivism Contributions to the Constitution: 18th Amendment
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1920 prohibition of alcohol
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Progressivism Contributions to the Constitution: 19th Amendment
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1920 women voting in all U.S. elections
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