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  1. 1election of 1900Republicans-mckinley- T roosevelt(vp)
    democrats- william jennings bryan
    sept. 1901- Mckinley shot- TR-youngest american president to date
  2. 2Teddy Rooseveltwealthy
    "speak softly and carry a big stick"
    manly americanism
    "muscular christianity"
    "steward of the people"
  3. 3the panama canal-trade route across nicaragua
    -an 1848 treaty between US and Colombia guaranteed american right of traansit across the isthmus- Washington promises to maintain neutrality of the route to protect trade for all
  4. 4Hay-pauncefote treaty 1901 Philippe Bunau-Varillabritish withdraw objections to US canal
    -French
    -US troops stop columbians
  5. 5Panama evolution1903
    recognized the new government of Panama- allowed the sale of the canal and widened the canal zone- 10 mile strip
  6. 6Col. William C. Gorgasended the threat of yellow fever in Havana
  7. 7Col. George Washington Goethalswest point trained engineercompleted the Panama Canal project- $400 million-virtual despot
  8. 8Roosevelt Corollary to the monroe doctrine"preventive intervention"
    recognized self-determination for latin american countries But only for nations that acted "with reasonable efficiency and decency in social and political matters."
    a pattern of rongdoing(such as failure to pay debts) would result in US acting as an "international police power"
  9. 9russo-japanese war 1904-1905-Japanese sneak attack on port arthur; destroy russian baltic fleet @ battle of Tsushima(45 mins!)
    US= friend to both japan and russia
    Roosevelt mediates a peace @ Portsmouth,NH (Japanese request)
  10. 10treaty of portsmouth 1905russia unhappy- feels US favored japan
    japan recieves Korea, but also unhappy-wants more
    arms race between japan and the US gets ugly
  11. 11US relations with Japanfears of "yellow peril" and discrimination against japanese
    san francisco earthquake 1906
    overcrowded public schools
    segregated
    japanese insulted-threaten war!
    roosevelt not amused
  12. 12Gentlemen's agreement 1907-1908to stop japanese immigration to US
    SF desegregated schools
  13. 13"the great white fleet" 1907Tr called for 16 battleships, all painted white, to make a world war
  14. 14root-takahira agreement 1908US and japan agree to respect one another's possessions in the pacific
    US and japan stand together to support the open door policy in china
    goodwill engendered by this agreement will last until after WWI
  15. 15progressivism progressive era 1900-1920the power of the government is to be used to bring reform to the social and economic problems caused by the advent of industrialism
  16. 16(1)liberalismalliance between the people and the government to protect society against the abuses of laissez faire capitalism
    economic goals:check abuses by large corporations
    political goals: extend or protect the rights of underrepresented groups
    protect the peopele against corruption and the abuse of power on the part of politicians
  17. 17(2)liberismmaintaining power in the hands of a small elite class which mtains its privileged status over other classes in american society
  18. 181900-1920 progressive eraTR, Taft, and Wilson (rep. and dem.)
  19. 191933-1945 new dealFDR(dem.)
  20. 201945-1953 fair dealTruman (dem.)
  21. 211961-1963 new frontierJFK (dem.)
  22. 221963-1969 great societyLBJ (dem.)
  23. 23key progressive ideasgov't- should be pos for change and reform
    balence between laissez-faire and radical reforms
    strong middle class-lead reforms
  24. 24social gospel movementprotestant church sould lead the way in humanitarian reform
    ex-salvation army and jane addams's Hll House
  25. 25muckrakersinvestigative reporters
    write about the abuse to expose it to the public so that the public can demand change
  26. 26Goo Goo" good government guys"
    suppport reform in city government
  27. 27mueller V. Oregonweaker female bodies deserved "special laws and regulations" to keep them from being asked to do harmful jobs in the factories
  28. 28"referendums"let the people vote on new laws
  29. 2917th amendment in 1913direct election of senators
    one of the iggest successes of the progressive movement
  30. 30Robert M. LaFollette of wisconsinbest known progressive polititian
    wisconsin idea- included "recall" elections, direct election of senators, referendums, and special investigative commision to look into abuses- made Wisconsin the most progressive state
  31. 31TR's Square dealthree C's-control of te corporations
    -consumer protection
    -conservation of natural resources
  32. 32united mine workers went on strike1902
    coal mines shut down
    demands higher wages, 9 hour work day, union recognition, collective bargaining
  33. 33department of commerce and laborcreated by congress as a cabinent lavel office in 1903
  34. 34"trust-bust"control of corporations
    strengten interstate commerce commission by giving it the means to enforce the laws
  35. 35elkins act of 1903railroads can only charge published rates for travel and shipping
  36. 36hepburn act of 1906ICC can set maximum rates for railroads
  37. 37bureau of corporations in 1903investigate anti-trust violations
  38. 38northern securities v. US 1904railroad monopoly in NW
    JP morgan & james hill
    SCOTUS dissolved the monopoly- wall street was not happy
  39. 39conservation movement and TRmotivated by TR's love for outdoors and time spent in the west
  40. 40Newlands act of 1902federal funding for water projects in west
  41. 41sierra clubconservation group founded in 1892
    sponser: John Muir- to reclaim land to preserve the vanishing frontier
    but
    split- Giffard Pinchot and others wanted the wilderness left in pristine state
  42. 42panic of 1907wall street blames TR's "trust Busting"
    short lived- leads to creation of federal reserve in 1913
  43. 43william Howard Taft (1909-1913)gov. of philipines
    loved law- hated presidency
    laer became chief jusice of SCOTUS
    "i dont remember i ever was president"
    he distrusted change
  44. 44Taft's Dollar diplomacysubstitude economic ties for military alliances with the idea of increasing American influence
    called indirect imperialism- financial big stick
    taft busted mor trusts than TR
  45. 45"rule of reason"only those business combination that "unreasably" restrained trade were illegal
  46. 46Us steel in 1911most famous case
    JP morgan- bought steel from carnegie
    TR had encouraged US steel to buy failing comp.
    Taft sues US steel TR
  47. 47Pane-Aldrich Bill 1909Conservative Taft splits the Republican party
    raised something by 40%
  48. 48pinchot v. ballingertaft and sec. of the interior, richard ballinger opened up public lands in wyoming, montana, and alaska for development in 1910 pinchot protested-taft fires him-infuriates TR, progressives, and conervationists
  49. 49Bull Moose PartyTR and progressive republicans- progressive party-election
  50. 50election of 1912the "bull mooses" election
    dem.- woodrow wilson- pro small business
    rep.- Taft
    bull moose party- TR-3rd party- progressive party
    Wilson wins!
  51. 51wilson's new freedomsupporting business and free enterprise
    no more trusts
    fragmentation of the big corporations
    would propel the economy
    better standard of living for everyone
  52. 52Tr's new nationalismregulation of business
    more trust-busting
    votes for women
    minimum wage laws
    very similar to the new deal ideas of FDR
  53. 53woodrow wilson(1913-1921) democratamerican e! ideals(jeffersonian dem.-faith in the educated mases) + "city on a hill"
    foreign policy= naivete(ineptness), europe(WI)
    effective in getting legislation passed
  54. 54wilson's domestic policyvowed to fight "triple wall of privilege:tariff,banks,trusts,"- first pres. to adress joint houses of congress in person
  55. 55underwood tarrif bill 1913lowered the tarrif for the first time in 50 years-more efficient business=better goods=more competitive abroad
  56. 5616th amendmentallows for a graduated income tax(populist idea)
  57. 571913 federal reserve actmost important piece of economic legislation between the civil war and the new deal
    decentralized bank in gov't hands
    nation's currency too inflexible for industrial economies
    12 regionl banks
    issues paper currency- federal reserve notes
  58. 58federal trade commission act of 1914authorized presidentially appointed commissions to investigate and regulate monopolies
  59. 59clayton anti-trust act of 1914strengthened the regulatory practices of the gov't and made unions and picketing legal
  60. 60federal farm loan act of 1916low-interest loans available to farmers
  61. 61workman's compensation act of 1916provisions for disabled federal workers
  62. 62adamson act of 1916eight hour work day for railroad workers
  63. 63louis d. brandeisfirst jewish justice of the supreme court-nominated by wilson
    big limitation of progressives
    but wilson continues a national pattern of ignoring segregation and limiting of civil rights for blacks
  64. 64wilson's foreign policyirony: wilson disliked TR's "big stick" and Taft's "dollar diplomacy" but he uses both
  65. 65panama canal toll actrepealed
    it exempted american shipping from paying tolls
    now US ships must pay!
  66. 66jones act of 1916promises people of philippines their independence when they had a stable gov't-that would be in 1946
  67. 67"yankee lake"the caribbean
    protecting the approaches too the panama canal
    wilson sends US marines to Haiti after revolution in 1915 until 1934
    also sends them to dominicn repulic
    US purchased the virgin islands from denmark-1917
  68. 68Revolution in mexicojust study this in notes, i dont want to type it all out...
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Fichas sobre Progresivism, creado por ericajoy75 el 20/02/2016.
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