Progressive/Populists
Which occupation would have strongly supported William J. Bryan, bimetalism, Populism and the Grange?
Farmers
The Social Gospel movement raised money to help take care of the poor and worked very hard to get the ____th Amendment passed to prohibit the use of alcohol.
18
What caused Harry Burn to change his mind and his vote on women's suffrage, which led to the passage of the 19th Amendment?
A letter from his mom
Due to long working hours, low pay and unsafe working conditions, the number of new memberships in _______ ________, grew dramatically.
Labor Unions
This is the belief that the government should not over regulate businesses because the best companies would rise to the top of the economic world, while the bad business would naturally fail.
Social Darwinism
Declining crop prices for farmers, unfair prices charged by railroad companies and a cycle of never ending debt, led to rise of the ______ Movement.
Populist
Ida Tarbell was a muckraker that exposed this well-known monopoly.
Standard Oil
_______ routinely protested for women's suffrage in front of the White House. She would be arrested, placed in jail and force fed 3 times a day.
Alice Paul
The _______ Act passed in 1890, began a turning point in the Industrial Age because it allowed the Federal Government to Regulate large companies in an attempt to protect consumers.
Sherman Anti-Trust
He started the Tuskegee Institute to teach African Americans how to be productive with vocational jobs like electricians and plumbers.
Booker T. Washington
This Progressive President sought to regulate good trusts and break-up dominant trusts. Because of this effort he became known as the Trustbuster.
Teddy Roosevelt
This Muckraker wrote a book called "The Shame of the Cities" in which he exposed massive political corruption conducted by city elected leaders.
Lincoln Steffens
________ was known for fighting for women's suffrage in the state of Tennessee.
Anne Dallas Dudley
The Interstate Commerce Act, the Sherman Anti-Trust Act and the Clayton Anti-Trust Act were similar in that each of them were created to regulate ________.
Monopolies
This early civil rights leader, encouraged African Americans to remember their job skills that they developed while using their hands. Gain respect by being great at your job. Who believed this?
Booker T. Washington
The direct primary, the initiative, the referendum and the recall vote are similar in that they all provided more _________ power to common Americans.
political
After The ______ was published, federal agencies were established to assure protections for consumers and led to more sanitary working conditions in factories.
Jungle
_______ was a female from the state of Tennessee that fought to stop the women's suffrage movement from being successful.
Josephine Pearson
Teddy Roosevelt's Square Deal and President Wilson's _______ ________ Plan both targeted large trusts in an attempt to protect consumers
New Freedom
In 1913, the 16th Amendment was passed, it established the first ever graduated _________ _________ with the hopes of raising funds to help solve social problems.
Income Tax
This Progressive President gets credit for establishing the National Park Service that the United States has today.
Woodrow Wilson
Muckrakers like Upton Sinclair, exposed shocking conditions within American companies that forced the ____________ to regulate industries to help protect American consumers.
Federal Government
This famous peace activists and women's suffragist is known for creating The League of Women of Voters. She also created the Winning Plan to target each state with diverse plans to get each state to vote for the 19th Amendment.
Carrie Chapman Catt
Robber Barons like John Rockefeller believed that monopolies were good for America's economy because it was just the survival of the fittest. Rockefeller's belief is known as ________ _________.
Social Darwinism
This social movement spurred by religious beliefs, worked very hard with the temperance movement to ban the use of alcohol in the United States.
Social Gospel