Transcript Period 7 (1890 – 1945) [PART 1 – (1890 – 1932)]

Period 7 (1890 – 1945)
[PART 1 – (1890 – 1932)]
Day 1
Warm-Up: Word Analysis
PROGRESSIVISM
▫ When you think of the word
“progressivism” what comes to mind?
▫ What are some examples of
“progressivism”?
 Past?
 Present?
▫ Is “progressivism” a relative term?
 Why?
 Why not?
Partner Review—After the Triangle Fire
• What previous knowledge
was confirmed in the text?
• What new knowledge was
put forth in the text?
• What surprised you about
the text?
• What confused you about
the text?
The Progressive Era
• If someone says it better, let them say it… CRASH
COURSE #27
▫ While watching, complete the fill-in notes!
Group Work:
Reform and the Progressives
• Research Assignment: Find the following
information about your assigned personality and
be ready to discuss it
▫ What vocation did you follow?
 i.e. education, law, journalism, politics, etc.
▫ What was your background?
 i.e. the extent of your education, your religious training,
your childhood environment, etc.
▫ What, if any, was the defining moment in your
decision to become an active reformer?
▫ What was your greatest contribution to the Progressive
Movement?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: William Jennings Bryan
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Characteristics of Progressives
What types of What types of What types of
reform?
motives?
methods?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Theodore Roosevelt
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Jane Addams
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Hiram Johnson
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Upton Sinclair
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Walter Rauschenbusch
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: W.E.B. DuBois
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Ida Tarbell
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Charlotte P. Gilman
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Lincoln Steffens
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Frederick Howe
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Ben Lindsey
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Albert J. Beveridge
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Robert Lafollette
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Woodrow Wilson
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Leaders of the Progressive
Movement: Alice Paul
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Vocation?
Background?
Defining Moment?
Contribution?
Class Review:
Characteristics of Progressives
What types of What types of What types of
reform?
motives?
methods?