Monday: notes
Woodrow Wilson
- Wilson's Accomplishments
- Passed Clayton Anti-Trust Act (1914)
- Could break up monopolies
- Labor Unions were given the right to exist
- Strikes, boycotts, picketing, etc., became legal
- Federal Trade Commission was established in 1914
- Investigated companies for monopolistic practices
- Federal Reserve System
- America needed stronger banks
- Federal Reserve Act of 1913
- Divided the nation into 12 districts--regional central bank in each district
- "Bankers Bank"
- Banks bank at a federal reserve
- National bank
- Can put money in and out of circulation
- Controlling inflation and deflation
- 17th, 18th and 19th amendments were passed during his term
- Direct Election of senators (1913)
- Prohibition (1919)--repealed
- Women's Vote (1920)
- Keating Owen Act
- First federal act fighting child labor
- Adamsom Act
- Set up an 8 hr workday
- African Americans were for the most part ignored by Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson and the Progressive Movement
- Wilson reinstated segregation in Washington DC and also started segregation in US military
- Passed Clayton Anti-Trust Act (1914)
Tuesday: test
Wednesday: test
Thursday: talked about semester test and WWI project
Friday: work day
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