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Muckrakers O Crusading Journalist O Looked at the scraps on the floor without looking around at the rest of the world O Cheap newspaper to pass out information O Published articles about areas of corruption

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Page 1: Progressivism. O Reaction against Laissez-faire economics and unregulated economics O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans O Strong faith in science.

Progressivism

Page 2: Progressivism. O Reaction against Laissez-faire economics and unregulated economics O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans O Strong faith in science.

Progressivism O Reaction against Laissez-faire

economics and unregulated economics

O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans

O Strong faith in science and technologyO Technology helped developed the

world around them.

Page 3: Progressivism. O Reaction against Laissez-faire economics and unregulated economics O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans O Strong faith in science.

MuckrakersO Crusading JournalistO Looked at the scraps

on the floor without looking around at the rest of the world

O Cheap newspaper to pass out information

O Published articles about areas of corruption

Page 4: Progressivism. O Reaction against Laissez-faire economics and unregulated economics O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans O Strong faith in science.

Reforming GovernmentO Making

Government efficientO Making tasks

into smaller parts

O Using standardized tools

O Political PositionsO Given to friends

rather than qualified people

O City manager to run the city

O Experts would take on roles in government positions

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Democratic ReformsO Direct Primaries

for the peopleO Initiative

O Group of citizens allowed to propose laws

O ReferendumO Citizens to directly

vote one lawsO Recall

O To remove an elected official

Page 6: Progressivism. O Reaction against Laissez-faire economics and unregulated economics O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans O Strong faith in science.

Direct ElectionO Direct Election of

SenatorsO 17th Amendment

Page 7: Progressivism. O Reaction against Laissez-faire economics and unregulated economics O Urban, educated, and middle class Americans O Strong faith in science.

SuffrageO The right to voteO Abolishing slavery became a priority

O 14th Amendment: Right for all men to vote

O 15th Amendment: All citizens have the right to vote

O Did not include women in either of these laws

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SuffrageO Need the right to

vote to promote change and labor

O March 13,1013 march on Washington D.C

O 19th AmendmentO Carrie Chapman

Catt

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Reforming SocietyO Child Labor

O $0.60/10 hoursO Worked in mines and factoriesO Established minimum age for work

O Health and Safety CodesO Workers compensation lawO Held up hours for working limits

O ProhibitionO Anti-Saloon LeagueO Law banning the manufacturing, sale, and

consumption of Alcohol