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- Describe how Roosevelt led a progressive revolt against Taft that openly divided the Republican party.Theodore Roosevelt ran against Taft in 1912 because he felt that Taft had deserted his principles. TR felt as though Taft's policies were too conservative and political enough. He ran and his party was called the Bull Moose Party. TR would insult Taft every chance he got ruining their friendship and splitting up their Republican party. Due to this divide, Wilson, the democratic candidate, ended up winning. The new party formed was called the National Progresive Republican League, led by current governor of Wisconsin, Robert La Follette presuming Roosevelt wasn't re-running for presidential election.
- Describe the major role that women played in progressive social reform, and explain why progressivism meshed with many goals of the women's movementThe women's suffrage movement and the movement for women's rights in general is one of the major branches of the progressive movement. The progressive movement wanted to use government efficiency to fight for social justice and the women's rights movement that took place in the late 19th century and early 20th century directly collaborates with the ideas of progressivism in that aspect. Women fought for their rights to be held equally in standards and to be given the same opportunity as that of men. This was probably one of the notable achievements of progressivism by the turn of the century.
- Explain why Taft's policies offended progressives, including RooseveltAfter Roosevelt declined to rerun for president, Taft ran for election and won. Progressives who supported Roosevelt also supported Taft, however as time went on Taft was actually becoming a conservative. Taft didn't want to be in office and also tried to avoid problems while Roosevelt wanted to go head on with conflicts. The showcase of their conflicts was portrayed by the splitting of the Republican party based on their ideals.- Dollar Dipolmacy: aims at Latin America and East Asia through use of its economic power by guaranteeing loans made to forgein countries- Supporters of Roosevelt organized their own party to revolt against Taft "National Progressive Party" and Roosevelt declared himself a presidential candidate.
- Tell how President Roosevelt began applying progressive principles to the national economy, including his attention to conservation and consumer protection.- President Roosevelt activated the Sherman Antitrust Act. This act regulated competition among enterprises.- established a Bureau of Corporations to investigate business practices.- wanted to limit the amount of monopolies, especially in the oil, tobacco, and railroad fields.- Roosevelt also created the square deal which had 3 common goals (also known as the 3 C's) Conserve natural resources, Control corporations , Consumer protection.- Acts such as the Pure Food and Drug Act, Hepburn act and Newlands Act
- Describe how the early progressive movement developed at the local and state level and spread to become a national movement.- started out very small, and then progressively grew into a larger movement- Greenback Labor Company of the 1870s, local level- Muckrakers, who found it to be their duty to dig dirt on various targets through the outlet of newspapers- cities and even more broadly states as a whole, as states began to take on regulation of railroads and trusts- national level when Teddy Roosevelt presented his Square Deal for Labor
- origin leader ship and progressivism Greenback Labor party of 1970s insisting that society could no longer afford the luxury of a limitless "let-alone" policy.- Henry Demarest Lloyd was critical of the Standard Oil Company in 1894 with his book, Wealth Against Commonwealth.- Jacob A. Riis shocked middle-class Americans in 1890 with How the Other Half Lives, which described the slums of New York.- Socialists and feminists were at the front of social justice.- Goals were to help everyone in need to have a better life. demanded that the powers of government be applied to solving the economic and social problems of industrialization.- local level with Greenback Labor Company, muckrackers, cities and states( regulation of railroads and trusts), national influence(Theodore Roosevelt square deal)
- A split brain person is shown a circle in the LEFT field of vision and a square in the RIGHT field of vision. They will say they saw
- Why did liberals favor a government ruled by a Constitution?
- How far south did the revolutions of 1848-1849 extend?
- What did romantics view as the direct expression of the soul?
- What did industrialization trigger a dramatic increase in?
- A split brain patient is shown an egg in their LEFT field of vision and a key in their RIGHT field of vision. When asked to point to what they saw using their LEFT HAND ONLY, they will point to a(n)
- What center is in the right hemisphere of your brain?
- The sequence of brain regions from the evolutionarily oldest to newest is
- A compass pointing north is pointing to the geographic north pole and the magnetic ___________ pole.
- Same poles will ______________________.
- A negatively charged particle is attracted to a _______________ charged particle
- A negatively charged particle will repel a ________________ charged particle
- Research into dual processing provides partial evidence for levels of consciousness similar to the levels first described by which psychologist?
- A split brain person is shown a heart in the LEFT field of vision and a star in the RIGHT field of vision, the person will