Progressivism on a National Level

Corrupted corporate and government reforms first attracted attention at the local and state levels. Large enterprises in the second half of the 19th century were more prone to using trade and fight against patriotism, credibility, personal interests and principles than the prosperity of the state. Theodore Roosevelt became president until 1901, and he brought progressiveism to the national level. During President Roosevelt's term, he will promote reform as much as possible by strengthening the power of the federal government.

President Roosevelt personified progressiveism at national level. Federal investigative power by highly trained experts aimed at fighting corruption and crime is consistent with Roosevelt's progressive government program. Attorney General Bonaparte shared his presidential philosophy of progress. However, in addition to agents acting on specific duties for the Minister of Justice and examiners (skilled accountants) reviewing federal court financial transactions, the Justice Department under the Bonaparte does not have its own investigators . Since its inception in 1870, the Ministry of Justice first used a subsidy to recruit private detectives and then investigate federal crimes to investigate other Federal agencies. (Federal crime is a crime deemed to be reserved by state or federal government.)

Progressiveism gradually rose from the local and national levels to the national level during this period. More and more people across the country support the expansion of the role of the federal government to ensure people's welfare. Roosevelt challenged Taft under the Republican's progressive wing pressure in 1912 and weighed his choice. After all, he decided to confront the previous disciple "put the hat in the ring." Republicans opened a rally in Chicago in June 1912 and did not want to share between Roosevelt progressiveists and President Taft's supporters. The presidential election is ahead of the president. But Taft managed the venue and his supporters did not recognize his certificate, so I could exclude most Roosevelt representatives.

At the national level, progressiveism gained further support when Theodore Roosevelt became president in 1901. He believes strong companies are good for the United States, but they believe they have to have sufficient corruption and greedy coaching (George Washington University, nd). In addition, many progressives are elected to Congress. Therefore, a federal plan such as child station was enacted. In addition, the Sheppard-Towner Act (also known as the Maternal and Child Health Act) (1920) is the first major federal medical program. The Shepherd-Towner Act is also a breakthrough in the publicity campaign to educate Americans about the importance of improving the health and social conditions of women and children (Filip, 2015).