This event claimed the lives of 146 people and forced companies to make working conditions safer.
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
This is the name for work done by children, often in factories or mines.
What is child labor?
The movement to give women the right to vote was known as what?
What is the Suffrage Movement?
Journalists who exposed corruption in cities during the Progressive Era.
What are Muckrakers?
Reformers wanted laws that would keep children out of dangerous jobs and require them to do this.
What is go to school?
This is the name for the growth of cities as more people move to them.
What is urbanization?
This word means making changes to fix problems or improve things.
What is reform?
This journalist wrote How the Other Half Lives, which showed the harsh living conditions of many poor city residents.
Who is Jacob Riis?
During the Progressive Era, did the role of the federal government get bigger or smaller?
What is Bigger?
Teddy Roosevelt's policy for relationships with other nations was called Big _____ diplomacy.
What is Stick?
He worked as undercover muckraker in a meat-packing plant and wrote the book The Jungle.
Who is Upton Sinclair?
Gilded Age cities, these groups, such as New York's Tammany Hall, gave jobs and favors to voters in exchange for their votes, and often took part in corruption.
What are political machines?
This settlement house founded by Jane Addams offered services to immigrants and people living in a Chicago neighborhood.
What is the Hull House?
The era that brought many changes and reforms to American society.
What is the Progressive Era
This automaker introduced the moving assembly line in 1913, which made the Model T cheaper and faster to build.
Who is Henry Ford?
This amendment banned alcohol in the U.S.
What is the 18th Amendment.
When a business controls every aspect of an industry. This causes a lack of competition and raises prices for consumers.
What are Monopolies?
This journalist investigated and wrote about the violence of lynching, especially against Black Americans.
Who is Ida B. Wells?
This is the section of the country where advances in suffrage took hold first.
What is the West?
The _____ anti trust act was an attempt to break up monopolies.
What is the Sherman Anti-Trust Act?
The Amendment that gave women the right to vote.
What is the 19th Amendment?
The Supreme Court ruled that women could only work 10 hour days.
What is Mueller v. Oregon?
This type of law sets a minimum age for workers or limits the hours children can work.
What is a child labor law?
300 This steel tycoon gave away most of his fortune, paying for more than 2,500 public libraries and other projects.
Who is Andrew Carnegie?
What is the name of the historical era known for both innovations and inequality?
What is the Gilded Age?
This businessman was involved in shipping and railroads. He helped build a University in Nashville TN
Who is Cornelius Vanderbilt?
This New York law said that apartments had to have a bathroom in each apartment.
What is the Tenement House Act?
What law does this image refer to?
What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?
The 1st Progressive president. As president he passed laws improving the meat industry and went after monopolies.
Who is Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt?
Workers at a factory refuse to work until the owner agrees to higher pay and shorter hours. What is this type of protest called?
What is a strike?
What is the name of the wealthy industrialist who loaned money to the United States government?
Who is J.P. Morgan?
This farmers' organization, started in the 1860s, worked to get fairer treatment and more government help for farmers.
What is the Granger Movement?
Many Gilded Age workers joined these groups to ask for better pay, shorter hours, and safer workplaces.
What are labor unions?
Law passed to protect the food and medicines Americans consumed.
What is the Pure Food and Drug Act?
The urban, Christian movement said people had a moral duty to help solve society's problems and to help people who are struggling.
What is the Social Gospel Movement?
The manufacture, sale, and consumption of this became officially illegal in 1920.
What is alcohol?