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These are the answers to the RAP. Don’t be confused by number 12. Even though they represented white supremacy, they did pass some laws that were beneficial to NC.

History Alive pp. 371-381

Muckrackers

Robber

barrons

Temperance

Suffragists

Populists

Trust

busting

Labor

Unions

Philanthropy

18591st successful

oil well is drilled

1862Homestead Act is passed

CCIIVVIIL

WAR

1869Transcontinental

Railroad

Social Gospel

Jane Addams

Hull House

Progressivism

[1890s-1920]

1892People’s

Party (Populist

s)is formed

1903Henry Ford

completes his 1st car

1906Pure Food & Drug Act is passed

1908Prohibition

isenacted

The Industrial Revolution brings

Progressive Reform

The Industrial Revolution brings

Progressive Reform

1861-1865

1901Theodore RooseveltBecomes President

HW: Upton Sinclair’s HW: Upton Sinclair’s The JungleThe Jungle Things to Highlight and Ponder…Things to Highlight and Ponder…

What is a muckraker? What is a muckraker? How are you going to remember this term?How are you going to remember this term? Sinclair’s main purpose in writing this novel…Sinclair’s main purpose in writing this novel… What industry does he describe?What industry does he describe? What parts stood out to you? How did it make you feel?What parts stood out to you? How did it make you feel?

Questions at the bottom:Questions at the bottom: What are the problems?What are the problems? What should the President, Teddy Roosevelt, do?What should the President, Teddy Roosevelt, do? Why didn’t an earlier President do anything about this?Why didn’t an earlier President do anything about this?

““The Jungle”The Jungle”

Political Cartoon—History Alive—p. 370Talk to the person next to you and identify the problems in the picture.

Discuss the question at the bottom of the page.

PROBLEMS IN THE FOOD INDUSTRY

SOLUTION

Pure Food and Drug Act & Meat Inspection Act

Upton Sinclair: Truth Writer

•Highlight major points/important facts on your Notes SheetWHO IS HE??: Writer who exposed industrial problems 

PROGRESSIVISMPROGRESSIVISM

Theodore Roosevelt: The Trust Busting President

•Read political cartoon in History Alive page 374, Pair/Share•On you note taking sheet read about reformer– Theodore Roosevelt •Highlight major points/important facts•Write/Draw something to help you remember the cartoon

WHAT ACTIONS DID HE TAKE as PRESIDENT?

*Enforcement of the Sherman Anti-trust Act

*Not allowing a railroad strike

*Environmentalist-increased amount of land set aside for national forests and parks

IDA TARBELLIDA TARBELL Wrote books exposing the Wrote books exposing the

problems with monopoliesproblems with monopolies

Accused Standard Oil of unfair Accused Standard Oil of unfair business practices forcing small business practices forcing small companies out of businesscompanies out of business

MuckrakersMuckrakers

•Read political cartoon in History Alive page 375 and pair share what is happening

•On you note taking sheet read about reformer—Robert La Follette •Highlight major points/important facts•Write/Draw something to help you remember the cartoon

Direct primaries—_Voters choose candidatesInitiative—voters can enact laws by popular voteReferendum—voters can overturn bad lawsRecall-voters can remove bad people from office

Robert La Follette: Fighter for Political Reform

African-American African-American ProgressivesProgressivesWrite at least 2 facts about the Booker T. Washington and 2 about

WEB DuBois

W. E. B. DuBois: Spokesman for Equal Rights•Read the picture in History Alive page 378 and Pair/Share

•On you note taking sheet read about reformer—W. E. B. DuBois •Highlight major points/important facts

WHAT ACTIONS DID HE TAKE?Niagra Movement- group of African Americans who were tired of the Constitution not being enforced in relation to Voting Rights in the south-true equality.

Forms the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People- NAACP

•Best-known black leader at the time

•Wanted African-Americans to make the best of segregation

•Founded the Tuskegee Institute- a vocational school for blacks

•Believed job skills for African-Americans = economic progress and eventual acceptance

BOOKER T. WASHINGTONWrite these notes on page 117 of Notebook

Susan B. Anthony: Fighter for Women’s Suffrage•On you note taking sheet read about reformer— Susan B. Anthony

•Highlight major points/important facts

SUSAN B. ANTHONY-

WHAT ACTIONS DID SHE TAKE? Began the National Women’s Suffrage Association19th Amendment – gave women the right to vote

Carrie A. Nation: Fighter for Prohibition of Carrie A. Nation: Fighter for Prohibition of AlcoholAlcohol

On you note taking sheet read about reformer— Carrie A. NationOn you note taking sheet read about reformer— Carrie A. Nation Highlight major points/important facts and Add notes from videoHighlight major points/important facts and Add notes from video

Carrie A. NationCarrie A. Nation Helped bring about the Helped bring about the

18th Amendment – 18th Amendment – Prohibition of the Prohibition of the manufacture and sale of manufacture and sale of alcoholic beveragesalcoholic beverages

Spoke about the Spoke about the degradation and degradation and immorality that alcohol immorality that alcohol caused to American society caused to American society and the American familyand the American family

Jane Addams: Social Reform•On you note taking sheet read about reformer— Jane Addams

•From video, add at least 2 notes

•Highlight major points/important facts

Play Hull House here

JANE ADDAMS Saw a need for social reforms, especially

in the case of the poor and child labor laws

ACTIONS SHE TOOK: Neighborhood centers HULL HOUSE Pushed for shorter work days for women Enforcement of child labor laws Juvenile Court Housing Reforms for the poor

On your WIO: CHOOSE ONE

*Choose one of the following reformers and write a paragraph (5-8 sentences)on your choice of most effective reformer. Write a letter to President Obama giving him reasons why that reformer deserves a Medal of Honor. Which one made the most significant changes for your life today? Give EVIDENCE to support your opinion!

Topic Sentence: Dear President Obama,I believe that _________________ deserves the Presidential Medal of Honor because of their contributions to society and politics at the turn of the century and because of their impact on my life today.

OR

**Thinking about society, economic (business) and political problems of today, CREATE a reform movement to combat one problem you think needs to be reformed the most. You will need to create a detailed plan of action to promote the reform. Begin by explaining the problem and why it is important to the nation