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CHAPTER 24 | THE PROGRESSIVE ERA | OVERVIEW

CHAPTER TIMELINE

1890

Jacob Riis’s How the Other Half Lives

1890

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

1893

Anti-Saloon League started

1895

U.S. v. E. C. Knight and Company

1901

Commission form of city government created

1903

Elkins Act

1904

National Child Labor Committee organized

1904

Lincoln Steffens’s The Shame of the Cities

1904

Supreme Court dissolved Northern Securities Company

1906

Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle

1906

Meat Inspection Act

1906

Pure Food and Drug Act

1906

Hepburn Act

1908

City-manager form of city government began

1908

Muller v. Oregon

1910

Ballinger-Pinchot controversy

1910

Mann-Elkins Act

1911

Triangle Shirtwaist fire

1911

Anti-trust suit against U.S. Steel

1911

F.W. Taylor’s The Principles of Scientific Management

1911

Break-up of Standard Oil and American Tobacco

1913

Sixteenth Amendment adopted

1913

Seventeenth Amendment adopted

1913

Underwood-Simmons Tariff

1913

Federal Reserve Act

1914

Federal Trade Commission Act

1914

Clayton Antitrust Act

1915

La Follette Seamen’s Act

1916

Louis Brandeis appointed to Supreme Court

1916

Federal Farm Loan Act

1916

Federal Highways Act

1916

Keating-Owen Child Labor Act

1916

Adamson Act



CHAPTER OBJECTIVES

After you finish reading and studying this chapter, you should be able to:

  1. Explain the nature and the goals of the progressive movement.
  2. Compare the progressive movement with the populist movement.
  3. Describe Roosevelt’s brand of progressivism.
  4. Account for Taft’s mixed record as a progressive.
  5. Describe Wilson’s efforts for progressive reform.
  6. Assess the impact of progressivism on U.S. politics, society, and economy.