Theodore Roosevelt

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    The progressive era was home to a very poor economy. Most people were forced to put they’re children into child labor. Not having enough money of their own families would even some time sell their children. Fortunately, there were groups trying to fix the issue by protesting and being activists. Activist like John Dewey focused on the education perspective of the situation and thought it started with kids learning how to be good adults. Prohibition, working conditions, and consumer protection…

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    in the wastewater that is on the streets, near dead or rotten things. In one of the pictures he took, there was a bunch of kids playing in the street, where a rotten horse lays dead about 3 feet away from them. Because of his work, ¨It inspires Roosevelt to close the worst of the lodging houses and spurred city officials to reform and enforce the city’s housing…

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    The Progressive Era (1890s to 1920s) saw the rise of the Progressive movement, a reform movement that arose in response to the negative effects of industrialization; progressive reformers sought to regulate private industry, strengthen protections for workers and consumers, expose corruption in both government and big business, and improve society. On the surface, the Progressive movement was successful because reformers influenced the passage of substantive legislation, however, the tendency of…

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    During the Industrial Revolution of the 19th century, Issues that have long gone without cognizance were beginning to prove unsafe, unethical and simply unfair. Progressives began to take control of the future, fighting for controversial topics and issues that needed to be brought to light and modernized. These issues involved everyday problems; including workers rights, fair and equal politics, and urban life for families. These progressive revolutionists would not stop their muckraking and…

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    During the progressive era people tried to change the working conditions, cities, and consumer protection. How would you feel if your meat was left out all night? If my meat was left out all night it would be spoiled and attract bugs and maggots. If other left other products out all night or even months and they would forget and they would prolly eat the leftover meat from the night and they can die from it. It affects the environment for spoiling food because people will have no food. It can be…

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    mostly based on how football became a sport, and many of the great people of this sport. The sport of football was always a fun activity. The first football game ever played was on November 6, 1869. It became an actual league sport in 1905 when Theodore Roosevelt called a meeting with all of the football colleges. Although before this meeting people would play anyway. Later in 1906 rules were set for the game. The game became safer for all of the players. Fourteen years later in 1920 the…

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    Let’s delve deeper and analyze these reforms under the scope of the presidencies of Roosevelt, Taft, and Woodrow Wilson.) Theodore Roosevelt(All of these reforms are a part of his Square Deal.) Tenement Act of 1901 Silent recording: Poor living conditions, sleeping weird af, poor sanitation, Ahmed and I sleeping in awkward condition. (Tenement halls were poorly built housings that were cramped windowless…

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    Many years ago, Theodore Roosevelt wisely lamented “comparison is the thief of joy”. And yet, due to our societal predisposition towards materialism in America, our self-concept and self-esteem are often heavily influenced by images perpetuated by the media and how we evaluate and compare our personal traits and physical attributes versus those images (Solomon, 2011). As a result, consumers, particularly women, have been assailed by a litany of unrealistic images of beauty for a multitude of…

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    the need for conservation. While all of the presidents worked to correct problems during the Progressive Era, Theodore Roosevelt was the most progressive president because he regulated business, supported labor reform, and strongly supported the conservation of natural resources. Each Progressive Era president accomplished their goals to better regulate business, however Theodore Roosevelt created the most change. During the Progressive Era a large problem facing the U.S. was the…

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    Theodore Roosevelt was the 26th and youngest president in United States History, as well as a writer, explorer, and soldier. Roosevelt forever changed what it was to be president. Theodore was the first truly modern American president, he expanded the power of presidency dramatically, he used executive orders and presidential proclamation in ways that had never done before. Roosevelt is remembered for his ecological preservations, corporate reforms and foreign policy. Roosevelt was born on…

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