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Elkins Act (1903)-imposed fines on railroads offering rebates Hepburn Act (1906)-gave ICC power to regulate railroad rates Trustbusters Northern Securities Case Meat Inspection Act (1906) Pure Food and Drug Act (1906) Conservation Act, 1908 Election of 1908 Mark Hanna scientific management Kelley-fought for child labor laws and better working conditions for workers regulatory commissions Department of Labor established Payne-Aldrich Tariff Department of Commerce established Ballinger-Pinchot controversy “Dollar Diplomacy” (Taft) Taft-Roosevelt Bull Moose Party Teddy Roosevelt’s “New Nationalism” The Promise of American Life Daniel DeLeon, IWW, “Big Bill” Herbert Croly arbitration of disputes Federal Commission Louis Brandeis, “Brandeis Brief” Adamson Act Jones Jones Act, Mexican Revolution Pancho Villa and General Pershing ABC Powers The First World War Era: 1912-1920: sickman of () Triple Triple Entente British blockade loans to the Allies Election of 1916 , Pledge Zimmerman note (telegram to from , intercepted by British) unrestricted submarine warfare War Declared by on , April 1917 Russian Revolution, 1917 Woodrow Wilson, “make the world safe for democracy” Creel Committee (propaganda) Bernard Baruch Eugene V. Debs imprisoned Herbert Hoover selective service War Industries Board Rationing: “meatless Mondays”, “wheatless Wednesdays” total war Conference Self-determination new nations reparations (war payments) Article 10-members of will help each other if attacked Article 231-full blame on Senate rejection of treaty Strikes: Steel, Coal, Police Irreconcilables: Borah, Johnson, Smoot, Lodge Depression of 1920 UNIT 1920-1940 The 1920s: “normalcy” Esch-Cummins Transportation Act (1920)- returned railroads back to private ownership after WWI with much regulation. Harding Scandals of Harding Secretary Mellon, tax cuts “The Business of America is Business”-Coolidge Senator Norris, Muscle Shoals McNary-Hagen Bill (1924)-vetoed twice by Coolidge (never passed), this bill aimed at helping farmers by raising ag prices
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