Unit_5

﻿Unit 5 (Chap 21 - Chap 22 )

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=﻿Progressivism in the Early 1900's Chart=

domestic violence and crimes. ||< Women formed the WCTU, publicizing the evil of alcohol. The Anti Saloon League joined, encouraging the legal abolishment of saloons. ||< The 18th amendment was passed, and banning the sales and consumptions of alcohol in 1920 || women remained in a seperate sphere, holding a completely different life. They seem the progressive era to be the chance of not being limited to domestic work. ||< The women created the GFWC, which were organized clubs for women. Thee work to obtain social betterment rather than cultural activities. Women's Trade Union League of upper class reformers helped to raise female rages and behalf female protecting legislations. ||< Women began to dominate certain jobs such as teaching, nursing, some were able to receive level of education as men . Some were able to take office or other professions which before were considere only capable for men. || states were the women being able to participate in local elections/ ||< Radical female reformers gave speeches. ||< Nineteenth amendment granting women rights to participate in universal elections || Oppurtunities ||< Eugenics; Racism; immigrants polluting the white race. ||< Eugenics rise, and mentally illed were locked up Black's demand for equality ||< NACCP struck down a few segregation laws and remained as an influential power in America || / Challenging the unequal capitalistic economy ||< Trusts consolidating too large and caused monopoly; Un fair competition. ||< To regulate the good trust and break down the bad trust. The Sherman anti monopoly act was further enforced. ||< Moderate effort was accomplished. Some big coporations were broke down by the anti trust acts. || Trainning ||< Illegal child labor; Triangle Shirtwaist Fire; Low wages; Horrible Condition ||< Organizations set exams for certain professions, exams and licenses were required. ||< More workers were trained in the universities. Untrained and incompetent were removed from the profession. Those in profession will be protected. || Inefficients ||< Corrupted Machines and Bosses; Party controlling the government. ||< Leaders and governers such as Robert La Follete enforced laws encouraged by the progressivists ||< Wisconsin was made into one of the most ideal states for the progressivists. || Conditions || Horrible living conditions for immigrant in the cities. || Hull houses were set up for the immigrants to live and adapt to the culture and language more faster. || Living conditions for immigrants were to a certain extend improved. ||
 * < Issues ||< Problems ||< Efforts ||< Accomplishments ||
 * < Temperance ||< Over consumption of alcohol led
 * < Women's rights ||< Since the beginning of the nation,
 * < Women's Suffrage ||< Only in the more progressive western
 * < Racial
 * < Regulation of Economy
 * < Labor / Proffesional
 * < Political Corruption/
 * Housing/ Living