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The Progressive Era, 1900-1916

The Progressive Era, 1900-1916. An Urban Age and a Consumer Society. The Rise of the City. The Muckrakers. Lincoln Steffens. Upton Sinclair. Ida Tarbell. The Immigrant. The Working Woman. The New Standard of Living and Consumer Culture . Components of Progressive America. Eugene Debs.

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The Progressive Era, 1900-1916

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  1. The Progressive Era, 1900-1916

  2. An Urban Age and a Consumer Society

  3. The Rise of the City

  4. The Muckrakers Lincoln Steffens Upton Sinclair Ida Tarbell

  5. The Immigrant

  6. The Working Woman

  7. The New Standard of Living and Consumer Culture

  8. Components of Progressive America

  9. Eugene Debs

  10. IWW

  11. Isadora Duncan

  12. Emma Goldman

  13. Margaret Sanger

  14. Progressive Politics

  15. State and Local Reforms Robert M. LaFollette Samuel “Golden Rule” Jones

  16. Jane Addams and Hull House Jane Adams Ellen Gates Starr

  17. Campaign for Women’s Suffrage

  18. Louis D. Brandeis

  19. Progressive Presidents

  20. Theodore Roosevelt, 1901-1908

  21. Election of 1904

  22. John Muirand PresidentRoosevelt inYosemite, 1903

  23. Election of 1908

  24. William Howard Taft, 1908-1912

  25. Election of 1912 1912PresidentialElection Results Strong third-partychallenges from the Progressive Partyand Socialists splitthe national votefour ways, butDemocrat Wilsonprevailed to win thepresidency in 1912.

  26. Woodrow Wilson, 1912-1920

  27. Wilson Progressivism

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