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What is the purpose of the Direct Primary in the context of Progressive reforms?
What is the purpose of the Direct Primary in the context of Progressive reforms?
The Direct Primary allows voters to select candidates for elections, empowering citizens in the democratic process.
Identify and explain the significance of one act that regulated business during the Progressive Era.
Identify and explain the significance of one act that regulated business during the Progressive Era.
The Clayton Anti-Trust Act is significant as it strengthened previous antitrust laws by prohibiting specific unfair business practices and protecting labor unions.
What were the measures put in place to remove corruption during the Progressive Era?
What were the measures put in place to remove corruption during the Progressive Era?
Measures included the Meat Inspection Act of 1906 and the establishment of the Federal Trade Commission, aimed at ensuring food safety and regulating business practices.
How did the 19th Amendment impact the civic landscape in the United States?
How did the 19th Amendment impact the civic landscape in the United States?
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Describe the role of Bob La Follette in the Progressive Movement.
Describe the role of Bob La Follette in the Progressive Movement.
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Study Notes
Progressive Presidents
- Progressive presidents like Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow Wilson implemented reforms to regulate business, improve citizen treatment, and reduce corruption.
- Key examples include the Clayton Anti-trust Act, 19th Amendment, and the Meat Inspection Act of 1906.
Leader of Progressive Movement - Bob La Follette
- Bob La Follette, Governor of Wisconsin, was a key figure in the Progressive Movement.
- He introduced several key reforms:
- Direct Primary: Voters choose candidates, not party leaders.
- Referendum: Citizens vote on proposed laws.
- Recall: Citizens can remove elected officials.
Progressive Reforms
- Several acts and amendments were passed during the Progressive Era, including:
- Hepburn Act
- Sherman Anti-trust Act
- Clayton Anti-trust Act
- 16th Amendment
- 17th Amendment
- 18th Amendment
- 19th Amendment
- NAACP (1909)
- NAWSA (1890)
- Sierra Club
- Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)
- Meat Inspection Act (1906)
- Federal Trade Commission
- National Reclamation Act
- Referendum (possibly relating to specific reforms on this image)
- Recall (possibly relates to specific reforms)
- Underwood Tariff Act (1913)
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Explore the significant reforms and key figures of the Progressive Era, including Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, and Bob La Follette. This quiz covers important legislation and amendments that shaped American society during this transformative period.
