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Hearst published a cuban letter that talked about how weak President McKinley was. This sparked jingoism which is aggressive nationalism.

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He co created the Yellow Press with Pulitzer. They were rivals but then their works were put together

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Pulitzer and Hearst created this. It was a form of mass media . They had a comic strip on it and one of the characters was named the Yellow Kid, hence the name of the newspaper

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These were mostly Nationalists who believed that their country was the most superior. They believed that survival of the fittest was not just in the wild, but it was true for humans as well.

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Imperialist nations took over weaker countries for their resources. Some examples are rubber, iron, and tea

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Strong nations would take over weaker nations for resources. These resources like rubber and iron were called extractive economies

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President Wilson was a supporter of the idea that the government needed more involvement with businesses. He made it so that these members monitored businesses to make sure there was not a monopoly.

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Regional Banks held the reserve funds of commercial banks to make sure no one bank had too much money. Almost like a monopoly

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Congress had the power collect income tax without restriction. This put higher tariffs on the rich

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Woodrow Wilson backed this idea. This was very similar to New nationalism. William Bryan agreed with these ideas

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These were Ex-Republican Progressives. Jane Adams nominated Roosevelt at the presidential candidate for the party

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This act by Roosevelt made the government have more power. He wanted to bring back the Antitrust ideas and have the government control businesses and corporations

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Gifford supported this act. Congress can decide how and where water was distributed and conserve it for the purpose of man, like the ideas of Gifford. Canals and Dams were a result of this act

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He believed that wildlife should be preserved for the human benefit. For example, we should preserve trees so they can mature into better wood for building. He disagreed with John Muir

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He created Yosemite park and he was a naturalist. He opposed industrialization and believed that wildlife places should be preserved and untouched forever. He disagreed with Gifford Pinchot

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Placed the same controls as the Meat Inspection act on machines and other foods. No mislabeling or impure foods.

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Progressives wanted federal agent to inspect the meat. This was required before being shipped and started the Pure Food and Drug Act

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This occurred in 9016; Progressives wanted the ICC to have the power of the court. They could set shipping rates, as long as rates for ferries, toll bridges and pipelines

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This keeps the wealthy from taking advantage of the poor, but they also don't want the government to help the lazy. these were mostly Progressives

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American Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 

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American Indian Citizenship Act of 1924 

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Congress made Natives citizens because the Dawes Act wasn't working. Congress wanted Natives to assimilate into American culture, so they thought this would be the easiest way

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These groups were made of Mexican people,. It was similar to the Urban League but they also had insurance

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The goa was to defend jews and other groups from violence and prejudice. Like the NAACP, they educated their members in hopes that it would separate them from their dependence on white people

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This was similar to the NAACP. Instead of  focusing on middle class people, they focused on the urban community, They were more poor and in need of education and clothing, and overall help

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 

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National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) 

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This Movement was created to help African Americans become educated and Independent. This stemmed from the ideals of the Niagara Movement

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like W.E.B. Du Bois, these people believed that the only way to equality was by not waiting. They taught themselves to think and learn so they didn't have to rely of white people to tell them what to do

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An African AMerican who was a different kind of Progressive. HE wanted equality and he wanted it fast, not buy waiting

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Many Progressives were white people from the middle class. They wanted the people in the United States to assimilate into white culture and learn the "American" way of life

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She was a Suffragette. She was a leader of the NAWSA. She was a quaker and an independant woman who formed the National Woman's Party

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National American Woman Suffrage Association 

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National American Woman Suffrage Association 

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this Association was created in 1890. Susan B Anthony was a big part in the creation and Carrie Chapman Catt became the president of the organization in 1900

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She was a Suffragette. She studied law and was one of the first female Superintendents. She joined the National American Woman Suffrage Association

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This woman was pro Women's Suffrage. She was a reformer who also believed in freedom for all, no matter the gender or skin color

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This Amendment allowed people of any type to be able to vote. The Woman's Suffrage fueled change for every citizen

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This is the right to vote. WOmen didn't have any for a very long time and the Woman's Suffrage act led to the 19th Amendment

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Thsi amendment prohibits people from consuming alcohol. It was proposed by Frances Willard and the Temperance Movement and was later repealed

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Progressive women pushed for laws and change. This was supposed to make men stop abusing alcohol and be safer to others. This led to the 18th Amendment

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Founded by Florence Kelley. They put labels that said that the products that were being sold had good and safe working conditions

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She founded the National Consumer League. She believd that women were being treated unfairly and were being hurt by unfair prices of everyday goods

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This allowed direct election of US Senators by popular vote. This is an example of direct primary

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This was when the citizens could have someone step down from a position before their term ended. This required a legit reason. It also had to be unanimous.The Progressive party wanted this

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The progressive party was all about citizen involvement. Referendum was when citizens could approve or reject laws. This was a big step towards the government we have now.

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Progressives thought that people should get more say in voting and laws. They decided that citizens could bring forward new laws. They had to get enough signatures on a petition in order to do so though

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When there was an election, citizens had more say. They could vote and select nominees for the upcoming election. This was backed by progressives

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She was an advocate for settlement homes . She wanted to help the poor . Her goal was to regulate labor and tenement housing.

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Progressives and Muckrakers worked to have the poor be treated equally. A settlement home was a place where people of poverty could go and have help. It was privately owned and required a lot of volunteers to run

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They were progressives but they had their own beliefs. They were Christian and believed in justice and charity. They also believed in the "Kingdom of God"

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He was a muckraker and Progressive who worked for immigrants. He looked at poor work conditions and tried to help as much as possible. He helped start regulations for food safety

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He was a muckraker who took photos of the urban poor. He also notified the public about poor working conditions for immigrants. He published a book called How the Other Half Lives.

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He was a muckraker that wrote in a magazine called McClure's Corruption of the Government. He was the editor of the magazine. He published The Shame of the Cities in 1903.

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These people were Progressives that wanted the word to be spread about their cause. They were writers and photographers.Roosevelt called them that because that was a tool used to handle manure.

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These Individuals didn't agree with industrialization and urbanization. They believed that the poor should get help and that the government was corrupted. Some of their writers were called Muckrakers. They believed in logic and reasoning.