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essential question: How can progressive reforms fix problems such as those seen in the Gilded Age? PART 1: INTRODUCTION AND MUCKRAKING

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essential question:How can progressive reforms fix

problems such as those seen in the Gilded Age? PART 1: INTRODUCTION AND

MUCKRAKING

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When? related words:

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Progressive Era

about 1890 to WWI (1917)

the time of a movement for progress to correct the problems of the Gilded Age

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A muckraker is someone who exposes problems in society

(term first emerges in Progressive Era)

McClure’s was the most

famous magazine for

muckrakers to publish

their investigative

reports.

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consider:

How does the video affect the way that you think about the food that you eat?

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Muckraking helps cause progressivism.

What do you think would result if everyone in America was exposed to this video?

This is a screenshot from a video shot by an undercover investigator from People for the Ethical Treatment of Animals caught slaughterhouse workers allegedly viciously abusing pigs.

Progressivism is a belief in social progress through increased efficiency and government regulation.

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the Social Gospel Movement (salvation through service to the poor) encouraged progressivism, asking “What would Jesus do?”

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How can progressive reforms fix problems such as those seen in the

Gilded Age? PART 2: HOW REFORM OCCURS IN AMERICA

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How reform often occurs in the modern era:

PROBLEM

MUCKRAKING

PROGRESSIVISM: MANY PEOPLE USING THEIR POWER AS CITIZENS and/or

WEALTHY INDIVIDUALS USING THEIR TIME AND MONEY

REFORM

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example using the video:

PROBLEM = animal abuse

MUCKRAKING = video

PROGRESSIVISM = citizens voting for politicians who will pass a law to end animal abuse and/or wealthy/powerful individual(s) lobbying politicians to pass a law against animal abuse

REFORM = law against animal abuse

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Now, let’s consider how Gilded Age problems led to muckraking, then progressivism, then actual reform.

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Complete the problem muckraking progressivism reform chain for the issue on your page.

Problem?

Muckraking?

Progressivism?

Reform?

Now we will organize according to what subject you had to create a poster for how the problem was addressed in America.

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URBAN SLUMS (How the Other Half Lives)

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URBAN SLUMS (settlement house movement)

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GOVERNMENT (Thomas Nast)

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GOVERNMENT (The Shame of the Cities)

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LABOR AND INDUSTRY (Ida Tarbell and Lewis Hine)

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LABOR AND INDUSTRY (Triangle Shirtwaist Fire)

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WOMEN(suffrage)

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ALCOHOL(prohibition)

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Because these are especially important, you need to make sure you define these Progressive Era reforms:

prohibition (18th Amendment) = alcohol made illegal

women’s suffrage (19th Amendment) = women voting

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Progressive Era Reforms ReviewOne common mnemonic device (memory tool) is creating an acrostic. This is done by memorizing the first letter of each word in a phrase. Ideally, the first letters will form a real word or name, but may also form a nonsensical word. An example is below. Create two others based on the muckraking reformers of the Progressive Era. It is usually easiest to start by making a statement.example:

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Jacob Riis exposed tenements in How the Other Half Lives, read often.