Which President did most for Progressivism
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- Which President did most for Progressivism?
- Business behaviour must be regulated.
- 1902, state of union.
- Broke up big monopolies and trust busting. Came from square deal.
- Helped workers, businessmen, consumers and farmers.
- THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
- Business behaviour must be regulated.
- 1902 UMW union, contrast to Pullman Strike were the government sent the army in.
- Shows different attitude and development.
- Which President did most for Progressivism?
- Broke up big monopolies and trust busting. Came from square deal.
- THEODORE ROOSEVELT.
- 1902 UMW union, contrast to Pullman Strike were the government sent the army in.
- Shows different attitude and development.
- 1902 UMW union, contrast to Pullman Strike were the government sent the army in.
- WILLIAM TAFT.
- 1910, Man-Elkins Act
- HOWEVER
- 1908, Taft Republican and continued to support certain elements of the Progressives.
- WILLIAM TAFT.
- 1910, Man-Elkins Act
- HOWEVER
- 1908, Taft Republican and continued to support certain elements of the Progressives.
- Secretary Ballinger approved the sale of 7 million acres of land, which contained oil deposits, to businessmen.
- Got openly criticised.
- 1908, Taft Republican and continued to support certain elements of the Progressives.
- WILLIAM TAFT.
- Secretary Ballinger approved the sale of 7 million acres of land, which contained oil deposits, to businessmen.
- Got openly criticised.
- 1908, Taft Republican and continued to support certain elements of the Progressives.
- Made powers of Interstate Commerce Commission greater and extended its authority to telephone and telegraph companies.
- More involved.
- Made powers of Interstate Commerce Commission greater and extended its authority to telephone and telegraph companies.
- Made powers of Interstate Commerce Commission greater and extended its authority to telephone and telegraph companies.
- Signed Payne Aldrich Tarrif, which raised duties.
- Angered Progressive elements of the party.
- WOODROW WILSON.
- Democrat 1912.
- 1913 Federal Reserve Act.
- Attempted reform for banking and currency, created 12 regional federal banks.
- WOODROW WILSON.
- Democrat 1912.
- Federal Reserve Board grew to be a strong, central monetary institution.
- 1913 Federal Reserve Act.
- Attempted reform for banking and currency, created 12 regional federal banks.
- 1913 Federal Reserve Act.
- Created Federal Trade Commission, which had the power to investigate suspected violations of federal regulations.
- Federal Trade Commission Act.
- Federal Trade Commission Act.
- Carried out trust-busting measures.
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