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3 laws passed during progressive Era are 18th Amendment, 17th amendment and civil service act. What I found interesting on this topic is that how the writers/journalists started this protest. One of my question is what would happen if this movement didn’t happen? Do you still think that everybody will be still under the powerful status?

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3 Laws/Reforms
Federal Reserve Act
Meat inspection Act
Underwood tariff Bill

2 things I found interesting
Woodrow Wilson became the Second Democratic President Since 1861

Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914 Which allowed the government to inspect companies engaging ininterstate commerce.

1 Question I have

Why did Wilson want to take down the Triple Wall of Privilege.

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3 laws/reforms

Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914

Clayton Act

Federal Reserve Act

2 things that I've found something interesting

The country's finacial structure was outdated, and was easily exposed by the Republican's economic expansion

Congress presented a law to President Wilson called the Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914, so the government could closely inspect companies' trading system

1 question that I have

Was there any laws or acts that were denied by Congress that could of made a huge and positive impact for our country's economy?

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Laws/Reforms

1. Settlement House Movement

2. Temperance Movement

3. Pure Food & Drug Act

2 Interesting Things

1. Although many reforms and laws were passed, people would find a way to "bootleg"  the products.

2. The temperance movement was set out to stop the sell a production of alcohol.

Question

1. If the "bootleggers" were caught what were the consequences?

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Meat Inspection Act
Drug Act of 1909
Newlands Act of 1902
That only the striking workers got a raise.
That he was the first president to side with a unions labor dispute.
Why did he carry a big stick?

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Pure food and drug act
Meat inspection act
Federal reserve act

Two things I’ve found interesting was the problem with the women’s suffrage and how the federal reserve act came about .

Why is it called progressive era?
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3 Law/Reforms
•Meat Inspection
•Pure Food & Drug act of 1906
•Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914
2 Facts
•Roosevelt took side of the miners
•Taft did not live up to Roosevelt

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3 laws or reforms passed during this Era:
-Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906.
-Newlands Act of 1902
-Elkins Act
2 things that I found most interesting:
- What I found the most interesting was that, Roosevelt’s reputation was suppprting common people. Which came with shock when he attacked big business and created DOCL to help practice fair business rather than corrupted businesses. Along with his ability to side with labor unions and acknowledged the issue well enough to negotiate.
- I also found it interesting that Taft was well chosen by Roosevelt to help successfully finish the second term that Roosevelt didn’t want. However, Taft lacked capability to be an effective president along with lacked Roosevelt’s personality and hadn’t lived up to certain expectations upon him.
1 question about Progressive Era:
Did Americans at the time looked at certain reforms and acts being passed, as helpful into creating a more functioning government and country?

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3 laws that was passed during progressive era.
1.The  Payne-Aldrich Tariff of the 1909.
2.The Federal Reserve Act.
3.The  Department of Commerce and Labor.

2 Things that I found interesting.
1. I found interesting that Rosevelt had the power to do something about the horrors described in The Jungle.
2.I also found interesting that the reailroads companies engaged in corrupt business practices such as rebating and price fixing.
3 one question that I have for the progressive era.
1. What were the reasons Of the people by saying that Taft attacked the mental and physical stamina necessary to be an effective president?.

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Meat inspection Act
Pure food and  drug act
Elkins Act

I found it interesting how Roosevelt sided with more on the people side that went on strike and he made It more flexible for the people to get what they want by making the “square deal” But why exactly did the people go on strike like why was it necessary? I also found it I interesting how Roosevelt wanted to keep quiet about the meat process because he was so shocked about it I wouldn’t have thought he would keep it quiet about that .

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1.Reforms
pure food and drug act
meat inspection act
underwood tariff bill

2.facts
Taft was made president with little knowledge on how to be one.

The President has a lot of power but can't pass a law on his own.

1.Question
Why were there so many laws and reforms being made all of a sudden in the 1900s?

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Laws/Reforms
1.Underwood Tariff Bill
2.Federal Trade Commision
3.Payne-Aldrich Tariff

Interesting Facts
1.Woodrow Wilson was the 2nd Democratic President since 1861.
2.Teddy Roosevelt divided the Republican Party by creating the Bull Moose Party.

Question
1.How did the Federal Reserve Act allow America to meet the financial challenges of WWI?

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3 reforms
1: Underwood tariff
Bill
2: federal reserve act
3: Federal trade commission act of 1914
Two interesting things I found out was one Woodrow Wilson wasn't really nice he was cold acting two the Clayton Act of 1914 legalized striking
One question why was Woodrow Wilson so did acting

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Reforms
- Clayton Anti-trust Act
- Underwood Tariff
- Federal Farm Loan Act

2 interesting things
- Woodrow Wilson's  first objective was to reduce the prohibitive tariffs that hurt American businesses and consumers in an unpreceded move .
-  Wilson believed that monopolies should be destroyed not regulated, limited goverment with open competition was the best way.

Question
- Why did Roosevelt think some trust should be controled or broke up , what were they doing?

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Reforms/laws:
1. Meat Inspection Act
2. Pure Food and Drug Act
3. Federal Trade Commission Act of 1914

2 things found interesting:
1. Wilson was the only second democratic president since 1861.
2. 140,000 miners went on strike and demanded a 20% pay increase & they only 10 to 9 hours to work.

Question:
1. What was so different about the Great Depression and the Progressive Era?

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Reforms:
-Pure Food and Drug Act
- New Freedom
-Clayton Antitrust Act
Interesting Things:
-The main objectives of the progressive movement were eliminating problems caused by industrialization, immigration, and corruption in government.
-The movement primarily targeted political machines and their bosses.
Question:
¿How did social Darwinists and Progressive reformers differ in explaining the causes for social problems like poverty?

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1. Reforms:
•Elkins Act.
•Meat Inspection Act.
•Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906.
2. Interesting things:
•Many Americans viewed the country’s natural resources as limitless.
•Roosevelt actually had love & respect for nature.
3. Question:
•Why did Roosevelt & other Republican leaders turn against Taft?

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Meat inspection act Pure food act and Newlands act
Teddy Roosevelt became president after assassination of William McKinley I didn't know that presidents can promote other candidates to that position if they don't want to be president anymore
Why was it necessary to trick people to buy contaminated meat when they could die and possibly affect sells

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Three laws/reforms passed during the progressive era were the Helpburn Act, Meat Inspection Act, and Federal Trade Commisions Act. Two things I found interesting were that Roosevelt was into Environmentalism, and Woodrow Wilson was the second Democratic president. My question is how did the bank create financial crisis?

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3) Federal Reserve Act, Elkins Act, and Payne Tariff of 1909
2(  First thing i found interesting was that a President can be hand pick from the previous President.
The other was that President Roosvelt had hand picked President Taft because he didnt want to serve his second year term.
1) Why did President Roosvelt personality choose President Taft did he think he was perfect for the job?

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3 laws
- Elkins act
- federal reserve act
- Payne tariff of 1909
2 things
- A major rift occurred in the Republican Party as a result of Taft’s straying from Progressive policy.
- Taft eventually signed the bill and declared it “ the best bill that the Republican Party ever passed.
Question about progressive era
- why did Taft not fulfill his needs as a President?

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3 laws or reforms
•1906 Hepburn Act
•Meat inpection and Pure food and Drug act
•Newland Act

2 things interesting
• Roosevelt loves Nature
•Roosevelt is a sportsman, hunter,

1 Question
•what was the purpose of having 125 million acres of timberland as federal reserve

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- 3 laws
The federal reserve act
Meat inspection act & the pure food and Drug act of 1906
New lands act of 1902
- 2 things I found interesting
The way he got his nickname “Th square deal” by siding with the unions in a labor dispute
It’s pretty messed up how the meat industry was putting in the market unhealthy food knowing the consequences of making others ill
- 1 question
Why did other republican leaders feel they could control Taft?

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Protecting nature , breaking up Monopolies & food

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Question
Why did Roosevelt pick Taft ? What made him stand out ?

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Interesting Things
I found it interesting that Taft changed the way things were ran once Roosevelt left office .

I found it interesting that Roosevelt somewhat cared about the people but cared about the economy more .

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Reforms and Acts
Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food Drug Act 1906
Wilson’s “New Freedom”
The Federal Reserve Act

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3 laws or reforms:
1) Elkins Act was passed to leivied heavy fines on companies that engaged in illegal rebating to address the issue of big cooperation and industries abusing their powers such as the railroads companies engaging in corrupt businesses.
2) Hepburn Act was passed to strengthened the interstate commerce commission. The purpose of this law was to set maximum rates, inspect a company's book, and investigate railroads for the commission.
3) Square Deal was Roosevelt way of voicing or addessing the concern for the era. He plans on improving it by focusng on controllng corporation, consumer protection, and conservation.

2 things I found interesting:
1) Roosevelt was in the side of the union/workers because I thought that president during the progressive era would focus on big cooperation and business to "improve" the economy.
2) Taft didn't possess the quality or characteristic of a president but he won anyway....

Question I have:
1) Did Roosevelt actually care about the workers? Because my group said that the only reason he decided to act of the workers strike because he saw that as a problem so he wanted to look good or something but I think he did care about the workers condition because his square deal was beneficial to the workers

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3 laws or reform:
•Payne tariff of 1909.
•Federal reserve act.
•Elkins act.
2 things I found interesting:
•Taft lacked the metal and physical stamina necessary to be an effective president.
•Taft lacked Roosevelt’s strength of personality and was more passive in dealing with Congress.
1 question I have about the progressive era:
•Why did Taft lacked metal and physical stamina?

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That Wilson called another special session of congress on june of 1913.

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Laws passed - federal reserve act

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Elkins act

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The 18th amendment 17tg amendment the pure food and drug act

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What was interesting to me about the Progressive Era was that this was the time where everyone was trying to develop the U.S.A and it’s people ,in all types of ways and it’s improvements reflected on what the u.s.a is today.Another thing I found interesting about the Progressive Era is that for example president roosevelt did the “square scandal “ where as ,it was suppose to conserve the fairness for people ,breaking of trusts,regulation of railroads and pure food and drugs.He was very concerned for the people ,did a lot for the environment.He established national parks, forests, and monuments, As well as being part of the Panama Canal in Central America. These were multiple changes in the progressive era in which conserved in what the U.S.A is today. Also passed the Elkins Act which authorized interstate commerce commission  Act of 1887 and Trhe Hepburn Act 1906 gave power to ICC set maximum railroad rates and extend its jurisdiction.
The Question I have is , Did Roosevelt actually intend to conserve the people out of his own care ,was he actually concerned ? Or was he just doing this for people to stop complaining and to look pretty firm for progressive era.

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Laws passed by progressive presidents