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Nato for use by Simple Studies  \nFrom Simple Studies, [https://simplestudies.edublogs.org](https://simplestudies.edublogs.org & @simplestudiesinc on Instagram)[ & @simplestudiesinc on Instagram](https://simplestudies.edublogs.org & @simplestudiesinc on Instagram)  \n[Sources](Sources: Adapted from Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam: 2016 Edition by The Princeton)[: Adapted from](Sources: Adapted from Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam: 2016 Edition by The Princeton)[ Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam: 2016 Edition](Sources: Adapted from Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam: 2016 Edition by The Princeton)[ by The Princeton](Sources: Adapted from Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam: 2016 Edition by The Princeton)[ ](Sources: Adapted from Cracking the AP U.S. History Exam: 2016 Edition by The Princeton)[Review](Review) © [2015](2015) ; [Advanced Placement Youtube Channel: AP U.S. History](Advanced Placement Youtube Channel: AP U.S. History) Playlist 2020  \nPeriodization (1890-1945)  \n● Period 7 begins with the start of the Progressive movement supported by the government and ends with the finish of World War II. Why is this important?  \n○ The Progressive era deals with the social problems and social gap created from Period 6, while the end of the period signals the start of true government activism  \nto better protect democracy both inside and outside the United States. Hence, the  \nkey ideas (located below)  \nKey Ideas  \n● Progressive Movement: what problems it dealt with, Progressive successes, government involvement  \n● American Expansionism: its causes, the American ideologies behind it  \n● Increased Government Influence in Society: the changing expectations for government, important presidential figures  \n● Important Period 7 Events: WWI, Modern Era, the Great Depression, WWII  \n***Note: The organization in this guide follows the decades in Period 7, which have unique aspects and events that are best reviewed chronologically.  \nEarly 1900s → Progressivism and Latin American Affairs  \n● Clearly inspired by Period 6’s problems created by the Gilded Age  \n○ Progressives were made of farmers and urban middle class people  \n■ Usually the victims of industrialization or people who saw the horrors of the urban area first hand  \n● Muckrakers: harsh, critical writers who used the press to publicly expose corruption  \n○ Big role in waking up society to the horrors of industrialization  \n● Organizations and Successes  \n○ Feminist Movement  \n■ Contraceptive debate  \n○ NAACP: National Association for the Advancement of Colored People  \n■ Led by Du Bois  \n■ Started the whispers for the Civil Rights Movement in Period 8  \n○ 17th Amendment: direct election of political offices  \n○ Government Interference in the Workplace:  \n■ Length of work day limits established  \n■ Minimum wage  \n■ Child labor laws  \n■ 16th Amendment: Progressive income tax (higher taxes for the rich)  \n● President Theodore Roosevelt (1901-1908)  \n○ Heavily involved in Progressivism and foreign policy  \n○ Known as a Progressivist and Conservationist  \n○ Advocated for New Nationalism  \n■ Improve welfare of society through the government  \n○ Famous Internal Actions  \n■ Used the Sherman Antitrust Act to go against monopolies  \n■ Tightened food/drug safety laws with the Meat Inspection Act  \n■ Helped protect National Parks  \n■ Broadened government power  \n○ Latin American Affairs  \n■ Roosevelt dealt with the lands received from the victory of the Spanish American War  \n■ Cuban Platt Amendment: Roosevelt allowed Cuba to form its own Constitution after gaining independence, but he made sure they incorporated the Platt Amendment, allowing the US to control Cuban economic affairs. Whether or not it was for the true purpose of protecting Cuban independence or expanding US control in the West is unknown.  \n■ Panama Canal: Columbian-controlled Panama rejected the US proposal to build a canal near the tip of North America. 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