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Chapter
XXIX: Progressivism and the Republican Roosevelt
REVISED
- Who were the Progressives?
What were they trying to accomplish?
- Why did Teddy
Roosevelt label the "progressive writers" of this chapter,
muckrakers?
- Why would J.D.
Rockefeller be inclined to dislike Ida Tarbell?
- What kinds of
political progressive reforms were enacted in the United States by 1925?
- How did TR modify
the traditional government response to big business?
- Why did TR have
the nickname, "trustbuster?" Did he deserve it?
- In Bailey and
Kennedy's opinion, what was TR's greatest contribution as President?
Are they correct in their judgement?
- Why did TR push
Taft to become the GOP nominee for President in 1908? Why was he so
disappointed with what Taft did?
- What was TR doing
for the first two years of the Taft administration?
- How did Taft's
foreign policy and reform records compare to Roosevelt's?
- Why did the Ballinger-Pinchot
controversy reflect discreditably upon the Taft Administration?
- How and why did
the GOP split in 1912? To what ultimate outcome?
- Why did Bailey
and Kennedy refer to TR as the "Republican Roosevelt" in this
chapter?
- Why does Gabriel
Kolko think that the Progressive period in American History was a "Triumph
for Conservatism?"
- Identify:
- Richard Hofstadter
- Bob La Follette
- Hiram Johnson
- Charles E.Hughes
- John Muir
- Puck
- Pure Food
and Drug Act
- Northern
Securities Case
- Initiative
- Referendum
- Recall
- Suffragettes
- John Spargo
- Lincoln Steffens
- Jacob Riis
- Henry Demarest
Lloyd
- The Square
Deal.

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