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th Century TeachTCI Ch 16 Add to your Table of Contents Uncovering Problems Early 20 th Century 4 Discovering Problems Homeless boys were common in major cities What could be done ID: 430398

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Uncovering Problems at the 20th Century

TeachTCI

Ch. 16Slide2

Add to your Table of Contents

Uncovering Problems @ Early 20

th

Century 4Slide3

Discovering Problems

Homeless boys were common in major cities.

What could be done?

Jacob Riis was a

Muckraker

They uncovered problems and wrote about themSlide4

Section 3 (Poor Living and Working Conditions)

Tenement Housing was cramped, unsanitary, and not well built Slide5

Section 3 (Poor Living and Working Conditions)

Upton Sinclair, a

Muckracker

, wrote “The Jungle” and exposed how unsanitary meat factories were.

Rats got into the meat, toxic chemicalsSlide6

Section 3 (Poor Living and Working Conditions)

Drugs were unregulated, they made false claims about curing diseases, contained addictive drugs, and didn’t help.Slide7

Section 4 (Problems with the Environment)

Forests were depleted, (getting smaller)

No rules for pollution

Difficult to breathe in cities

Sewage released into

Water that could be usedFor drinkingSlide8

Section 5 (Politics of Fraud and Bribery)

Political Bosses controlled cities through bribery and corruption.

Got immigrants and communities to vote for a mayor, in return the mayor gave favors to the Boss.

Tammany Hall (New York City)Slide9

Section 5 (Politics of Fraud and Bribery)

Elections were rigged

Politicians gave jobs to friends

(patronage)

Pendleton Act:

Civil Service Exam toHire most qualified, not mostConnected Slide10

Social 6 (Social tensions)

Growing Gap between Rich and Poor.

African Americans still dealt with Racism, Lynching, and Violence.

Women started working more. Demanding the right to voteSlide11

Social 6 (Social tensions)

Temperance Movement:

Many saw Alcohol as an evil.

Many people wanted to find ways to

improve human lives.