The boss of New York City's political machine who stole $200 million from the city
William Marcy Tweed/ Boss Tweed
A group who tried to solve the problems caused by rapid industrial and urban growth
Progressives
Amendment that banned the production, sale, and transportation of alcoholic beverages throughout the United States
18th Amendment
Opened the first public kindergarten in St. Louis in 1873
Susan Blow
The name of the idea Roosevelt believed in that the interests of businesspeople, laborers, and consumers should be balanced for the public good
Name the state and its capital
Founded the NAACP which called for economic and educational equality for African Americans
W.E.B. Du Bois
voters choose candidates for public office directly
Direct Primary
Guaranteed a portion of lost wages to workers injured on the job
Workers' compensation laws
Took jobs in factories and clothing mills to investigate working conditions for children by living and working alongside them
Marie Van Vorst
What was the nickname of Roosevelt's political party?
Bull Moose Party
Name the state and its capital

Jefferson City, Missouri
African American leader who encouraged African Americans to improve their educational and economic wellbeing
Booker T. Washington
Permitted voters to approve or reject a law that had already been proposed or passed by a government body
Referendum
Amendment that allows the federal government to impose direct taxes on citizen's incomes
16th Amendment
Used parades, public administrations, picketing, hunger strikes, and other means to draw attention to the suffrage cause
Alice Paul
The practice of giving jobs to the winning candidates supporters.
Spoils System
Name the state and its capital
Cheyenne, Wyoming
Key supporter of early childhood education
John Dewey
A way to remove an official before his or her term
Recall
Amendment that granted the American women the right to vote
19th Amendment
Became famous for storming into saloons with a hatchet and smashing liquor bottles
Carry Nation
Name a scandal that happened during President Grant's administration
1. Federal officials were jailed for taking bribes from whiskey makers in exchange for allowing them to avoid paying taxes
2. Members of Congress had taken bribes to allow the Union Pacific Railway to receive government funds.
Name the state and its capital
Name the two presidents assassinated during this chapter
James Garfield and William McKinley
Allowed voters to propose a new law by collecting signatures on a petition
Initiative
Law that prohibited the manufacture, sale, and transport of mislabeled or contaminated food and drugs
Pure Food and Drug Act
Wrote articles about the unequal education available to African American children
Ida B. Wells
Supported laws designed to protect public health
AMA/ American Medical Association
Name the state and its capital
Lincoln, Nebraska