Ch. 6.1a
Workers could be paid _____ for a 12 hour work day.
**Daily Double**
$1
The IWW was also called the ______.
Wobblies
The Gilded Age had __________ in government and businesses.
corruption
The ________________ tried to stop the corruption of the Gilded Age, and wanted to __________ society.
Progressive Movement...improve
The draft was when WA State citizens were ____________ to join the army.
chosen
In sawmills the blades did not have any __________, so people could get cut.
covers
The IWW welcomed _____________.
everyone
During the Gilded Age WA State's economy grew ___________.
quickly
Gov. ______________ worked to stop corrutption in WA State.
Rogers
__________ were seen as the enemy and were not always treated well in the State.
Germans
At first unions ____________ who could be in their group.
limited
The Everett Massacre started as a result of a ___________.
shingle workers strike
An example of corruption in WA State's economy was companies having a ____________ in some businesses.
monopoly
The 18th amendment stopped ____________ from being made, sold, or moved.
alcohol
Wobblies __________ like the war because they thought it supported big business.
didn't
To stop strikes, businesses owners would put strike leaders on something called a ____________.
blacklist
raid
A political machine was when businesses and the government worked to keep _________ amongst themselves.
power.
Initiatives allow WA State citizens to __________.
** Daily Double**
propose new laws
The _______________ & _____________ allowed the government punish people who tried to stop the war effort.
Espionage Act , Sedition Act
People were afraid of Unions because they thought Unions would get rid of ______________, which is how our economy works.
capitalism
The IWW wanted to overthrow___________.
capitalism
An example of corruption in WA State's government was when Hiram Gill hired a _____________ who had been fired for not being honest.
police chief
Referendums allow WA State citizens to
vote for/against state laws
WA's economy helped _______, logger, ship builders, and food packagers because these items were needed to fight the war.
farmers