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Politics 1880-1892. Corruption Richard Croker, Tammany Hall in New York Pork. Rutherford Hayes President 1876-80 James Garfield-Republican Chester Arthur Pendleton Act . Election of 1884. Democrat Grover Cleveland . Election of 1888.
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Politics 1880-1892 • Corruption • Richard Croker, Tammany Hall in New York • Pork
Rutherford Hayes President 1876-80 • James Garfield-Republican • Chester Arthur • Pendleton Act
Election of 1884 • Democrat Grover Cleveland
Election of 1888 • Republican William Henry Harrison Defeats Cleveland • Tariffs Good for Republican Industrialists not so much for Democrats • Cleveland again 1892
Populism • More Government Control and Subsides for Farmers • Graduated Income Tax • Senators Elected by Popular Vote • Get off Gold into Silver
Election of 1896 • Depression of 1893 Hurts Cleveland and Democrats • Populists and Democrats Unite-William James Bryan William McKinley Republican
Progressivism • Reform Movement • Both Parties • Many Different Agendas and Platforms
Settlement Houses Jane Addams William James Pragmatism • Eugenics
Muckrakers • Uncover Corruption • McClure’s, Cosmopolitan, Upton Sinclair
Robert La Follette • Hiram Johnson California
African Americans and Progressivism • Jim Crow and Disenfranchisement • Plessy Vs Ferguson Separate But Equal
W.E.B. Dubois NAACP Souls of Black Folk • Booker T Washington Tuskegee Institute
Feminism • Elizabeth Stanton • Suffrage • Susan B. Anthony • Carrie Catt-National American Women’s Suffrage Association
Prostitution 1910 Mann Act 1920 Illegal in all states except Nevada
Women-Prohibition • Carrie Nation Francis Willard WCTC
Socialism • Karl Marx Bill Haywood I.W.W. “Wobblies” Eugene Debs Socialist Party Of America
Social Life-Universities Morrill Land Grant Elizabeth Blackwell George Washington Carver
The Middle Class Chautauqua Spas and Resorts
The Working Class Leisure Chicago World’s Fair Coney Island
Boxing John L. Sullivan Jack Johnson
Cars Ford Model T
The Women The Gibson Girl