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Roosevelt's slogan for his progressive reforms was called "Square Deal".

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Roosevelt was known as a "trustbuster" because he filed 44 antitrust suits with the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890.

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During the 1902 Coal Miners Strike, Roosevelt had the laborers and mine owners sit down and negotiate a compromise. This was the first time a president intervened with business disputes.

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Meat Inspection Act/Pure Food and Drug Act

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Meat Inspection Act/Pure Food and Drug Act

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After Roosevelt had read "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair, he was shocked and disgusted which led to him passing the Meat Inspection Act. Later on, the Pure Food and Drug Act was also passed in 1906.

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Conservation of Natural Resources and Land

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Conservation of Natural Resources and Land

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When John Muir invited Teddy to Yosemite, he convinced him that the land should be preserved. Teddy agreed, but not completely. Both Teddy and Gifford Pinchot were conservationists; which meant that they believed that the land should be used wisely.

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Although Roosevelt was not a big supporter of civil rights, he invited Booker T. Washington; a former slave, to the white house. This shocked the nation. Dubois was a strong civil rights leader that created the NAACP which is still an organization going on today.

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The Payne-Aldrich Tariff was the first tariff to raise taxes since the 1897 Dingley Act, this caused the Republican party to split up.

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When Taft appointed Ballinger as secretary of the interior, Ballinger wanted to free up more land for forestry and mining but this went against Pinchot's and Roosevelt's ideas. Pinchot spoke out against Ballinger which led to Pinchot getting fired by Taft. This split the republican party.

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Joseph Cannon was extremely conservationist and when Taft agrees with him the republican party splits even more.

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The Republican Party splits into the Progressives (wanted change) and the conservatives (didn't want change). Taft could not hold them together.

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 Loss in the Election of 1912 against Wilson and Roosevelt

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 Loss in the Election of 1912 against Wilson and Roosevelt

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Wilson (democrat) won the 1912 election although he did not win the majority vote

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The Clayton Anti-trust Act made it difficult for monopolies to form, business owners could be held responsible for violation of the law, and unions cannot be called monopolies.

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The Federal Trade Act set up the Federal Trade Commission which had the power to investigate businesses for the government.

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The Underwood Tariff lowered tariffs for the first time since the civil war. The government then turned to income tax for revenue.

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The 16th Amendment was the tax that gave the government a small percentage of all workers' and business profits.

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The Federal Reserve System was one of Wilson's most important reforms. It controlled the money supply and made credit easily available.

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Women's efforts in WWI helped gain their right to vote. The 19th Amendment finally gave them the right to vote in 1920

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During the 1912 campaign promised to treat blacks equally, however when he became president he said he never promised anything. This lead to African Americans feeling betrayed because he had lied just to get votes. Also, as president Wilson opposed anti-lynching legislation, segregated government positions, and all his cabinet members were segregationists.