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Title: The Wilson Presidency


1
The Wilson Presidency
  • Wilson and Domestic Policy
  • The High Water Mark of Progressivism
  • Wilson and Foreign Policy
  • America and World War I
  • 1914-1916 An uneasy neutrality
  • 1917 Over There!

2
Woodrow Wilson
3
The Triple Wall of Privilege
  • Banks
  • The Tariff
  • Trusts

4
How well did he do?
5
How well did he do?
  • Banking The Federal Reserve Act- created the
    Federal Reserve Banking System

6
How well did he do?
  • Banking The Federal Reserve Act- created the
    Federal Reserve Banking System
  • The Tariff The Underwood Tariff Act- lowered
    the rate on imported goods

7
How well did he do?
  • Banking The Federal Reserve Act- created the
    Federal Reserve Banking System
  • The Tariff The Underwood Tariff Act- lowered
    the rate on imported goods
  • Graduated Income Tax- to make up for lost revenue

8
How well did he do?
  • Banking The Federal Reserve Act- created the
    Federal Reserve Banking System
  • The Tariff The Underwood Tariff Act- lowered
    the rate on imported goods
  • Graduated Income Tax- to make up for lost revenue
  • The Trusts- Clayton Anti-Trust Act- also exempted
    labor unions from Sherman Act

9
The High Water Mark of Progressivism
10
The High Water Mark of Progressivism
  • Federal Farm Loan Act and Warehouse Acts of 1916-
    low interest credit and govt. loans to farmers
    with crops as collateral

11
The High Water Mark of Progressivism
  • Federal Farm Loan Act and Warehouse Acts of 1916-
    low interest credit and govt. loans to farmers
    with crops as collateral
  • Workingmans Compensation Act of 1916

12
The High Water Mark of Progressivism
  • Federal Farm Loan Act and Warehouse Acts of 1916-
    low interest credit and govt. loans to farmers
    with crops as collateral
  • Workingmans Compensation Act of 1916
  • Child Labor Legislation

13
The High Water Mark of Progressivism
  • Federal Farm Loan Act and Warehouse Acts of 1916-
    low interest credit and govt. loans to farmers
    with crops as collateral
  • Workingmans Compensation Act of 1916
  • Child Labor Legislation
  • Adamson Act- 8 hour day for R.R. employees

14
The High Water Mark of Progressivism
  • Federal Farm Loan Act and Warehouse Acts of 1916-
    low interest credit and govt. loans to farmers
    with crops as collateral
  • Workingmans Compensation Act of 1916
  • Child Labor Legislation
  • Adamson Act- 8 hour day for R.R. employees
  • First Jewish S.C. Justice Louis Brandeis

15
WW I- August 1914
16
W.W. I Alliances
17
W.W. I Alliances
  • Triple Entente (Allies)
  • Great Britain, France, and Russia

18
W.W. I Alliances
  • Triple Entente (Allies)
  • Great Britain, France, and Russia
  • The Central Powers
  • German and Austria-Hungary

19
The Road to War
  • British Blockade of Germany

20
The Road to War
  • British Blockade of Germany
  • Germanys use of unrestricted sub. warfare

21
Torpedoed by German U Boat
22
The Road to War
  • British Blockade of Germany
  • Germanys use of unrestricted sub. Warfare
  • The sinking of the Lusitania (ends unrestricted
    submarine warfare)

23
The Lusitania
24
The Road to War
  • British Blockade of Germany
  • Germanys use of unrestricted sub. Warfare
  • The sinking of the Lusitania (ends unrestricted
    submarine warfare)
  • Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare again

25
The Road to War
  • British Blockade of Germany
  • Germanys use of unrestricted sub. Warfare
  • The sinking of the Lusitania (ends unrestricted
    submarine warfare)
  • Germany starts unrestricted sub warfare again
  • The Zimmerman Telegram
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