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The ProgressivesThe ProgressivesThe Gilded Age & The Gilded Age &

The ProgressivesThe Progressives

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The belief that The belief that the United the United States was States was destined to destined to

expand from expand from sea to shining sea to shining

seasea

Manifest Manifest DestinyDestiny


This allowed This allowed Missouri to Missouri to enter as a enter as a

slave state and slave state and Maine to enter Maine to enter as a free stateas a free state Missouri Missouri

CompromiseCompromise


In these two In these two new new

territories, the territories, the question of question of

slavery would slavery would be decided by be decided by

“Popular “Popular Sovereignty.”Sovereignty.”

Kansas & Kansas & NebraskaNebraska

ReivewReivewReivewReivew

The Great The Great Compromise Compromise

was a was a combination combination of ideas from of ideas from

these two these two plansplans

New Jersey New Jersey Plan & Virginia Plan & Virginia

PlanPlan


This Supreme This Supreme Court case Court case

resulted in a resulted in a ruling that ruling that legalized legalized

segregationsegregation Plessy v Plessy v FergusonFerguson


The “3/5 The “3/5 Compromise” Compromise”

describesdescribes Proportion that Proportion that a slave counted a slave counted

towards towards congressional congressional representationrepresentation

ImmigrationImmigrationImmigrationImmigration

Most Most European European

immigrants immigrants who entered who entered the U.S. were the U.S. were

processed processed here.here. Ellis IslandEllis Island


Delays of Delays of weeks and weeks and

even months even months were not were not

uncommon for uncommon for immigrants immigrants processed at processed at this western this western immigration immigration

center.center.

Angel IslandAngel Island


This group in This group in particular particular

opposed the opposed the increase in increase in

immigration immigration during the during the

industrial ageindustrial age NativistsNativists


OverpopulatioOverpopulation, Religious n, Religious persecution, persecution,

War, War,

FamineFamine Push FactorsPush Factors


Abundant Abundant Farmland, Farmland,

Jobs, Religious Jobs, Religious Freedom, Freedom,

DemocracyDemocracyPull FactorsPull Factors


New New immigrants immigrants primarily primarily settled insettled in

Urban Urban neighborhoods neighborhoods

that were that were ethnically ethnically

divideddivided

Rise of IndustryRise of IndustryRise of IndustryRise of Industry

A company A company that that

completely completely dominates an dominates an

industryindustryMonopolyMonopoly


This group This group gave a voice to gave a voice to workers and workers and

farmers in the farmers in the Western Western frontierfrontier

The PopulistsThe Populists


Ways Western Ways Western expansion expansion

contributed to contributed to the rise of the rise of industryindustry

Helped Helped mobilize mobilize natural natural

resources and resources and lay foundation lay foundation for new citiesfor new cities


He expanded He expanded his steel his steel company company through through vertical vertical

integrationintegration Andrew Andrew CarnegieCarnegie


He formed the He formed the Standard Oil Standard Oil corporationcorporation

John D. John D. RockefellerRockefeller


A collective A collective name for the name for the

business business giants of the giants of the Gilded AgeGilded Age

Robber BaronsRobber Barons

LaborLaborLaborLabor

When all else When all else failed, labor failed, labor

unions walked unions walked off the joboff the job

StrikeStrike


This This particularly particularly vulnerable vulnerable group was group was

often taken often taken advantage of advantage of as a source of as a source of cheap laborcheap labor

Poor childrenPoor children


These These organizations organizations

formed to formed to protect the protect the rights and rights and interests of interests of

workersworkersLabor UnionsLabor Unions


Negotiation Negotiation between between

employers and employers and the the

representativerepresentatives of a large s of a large

group of group of employeesemployees

Collective Collective BargainingBargaining


CharacteristicCharacteristics of factory s of factory

labor during labor during industrializatiindustrializati

onon

Long hours, Long hours, low pay, low pay,

dangerous dangerous working working

conditionsconditions


This strike This strike turned into turned into the largest the largest

uprising since uprising since the Civil Warthe Civil War

Homestead Homestead StrikeStrike

Need for ReformNeed for ReformNeed for ReformNeed for Reform

The survival of The survival of the fittest . . . the fittest . . .

companies, companies, nations, and nations, and

peoplepeople Social Social DarwinismDarwinism


A movement A movement for for

Progressive Progressive Reform Reform

inspired in inspired in large part by large part by

religious religious sentimentsentiment

The Social The Social Gospel Gospel

MovementMovement


They They investigated investigated

the mess the mess created by Big created by Big Business and Business and

corrupt corrupt politicianspoliticians MuckrakersMuckrakers


William Tweed William Tweed is an example is an example this type of this type of

corrupt corrupt political political leaderleader Political BossPolitical Boss


This law was This law was designed to designed to

break up break up monopoliesmonopolies

Sherman Anti-Sherman Anti-Trust ActTrust Act


This upper This upper class Christian class Christian

movement movement preached preached salvation salvation through through

service to the service to the poorpoor

Social Gospel Social Gospel MovementMovement

Progressive PoliticsProgressive PoliticsProgressive PoliticsProgressive Politics

He was the He was the first first

Progressive Progressive President and President and

known as a known as a Trust-BusterTrust-Buster Teddy Teddy

RooseveltRoosevelt


Yosemite in Yosemite in California is a California is a

perfect perfect example of example of this type of this type of

reformreform

National National Forests/ Forests/

EnvironmentEnvironmental Protectional Protection


Opposed by Opposed by the wealthy, the wealthy,

the 16the 16thth Amendment Amendment

set up this taxset up this tax Federal Federal Income TaxIncome Tax


This This Constitutional Constitutional Amendment Amendment guaranteed guaranteed

women’s women’s suffragesuffrage

1919thth AmendmentAmendment


This This Progressive Progressive

President was President was the first to the first to

focus on child focus on child laborlabor

William William Howard TaftHoward Taft


This group of This group of Americans was Americans was

largely largely overlooked by overlooked by Progressive Progressive reformersreformers

African-African-AmericansAmericans

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Reasons some Reasons some people people

opposed opposed women’s women’s suffragesuffrage

More black More black voters, voters,

increase in increase in divorce, divorce,

women leaving women leaving home harmful home harmful

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