Topic 11 Progressive Era-Spanish-American War

Progressive Reforms

100

This movement aimed to fix problems caused by industrialization and urbanization.Progressivism

Progressivism

200

Journalists like Upton Sinclair and Jacob Riis were known as these.

Muckrakers

300

This reform allowed voters to remove elected officials before their term ended.

Recall

400

This amendment allowed direct election of U.S. senators.

17th- Seventeenth Amendment

500

Jane Addams founded this famous settlement house in Chicago.

Hull House

Women and Reform

100

The right to vote is known as this.

Suffrage

200

This amendment (1920) granted women the right to vote.

19th Nineteenth Amendment

300

This activist promoted birth control and opened the first clinic.

Margaret Sanger

400

This organization fought for safer working conditions for women and children.

National Consumers League

500

This suffrage leader used protests and hunger strikes.

Alice Paul

Striving for Equality

100

This organization used the courts to fight segregation.

NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

200

These Mexican American groups provided loans and legal help.

Mutualistas

300

This African American leader supported gradual progress and vocational training.

Booker T. Washington

400

This leader demanded immediate equality and helped found the NAACP.

W.E.B. Du Bois

500

This 1924 law granted citizenship to Native Americans.

American Indian Citizenship Act

Progressive Presidents

100

This president promoted trust-busting and conservation.

Theodore Roosevelt

200

This law created the Federal Reserve System.

Federal Reserve Act

300

Roosevelt’s program to regulate big business was called this.

New Nationalism

400

Wilson’s reform program supporting small business was called this.

New Freedom

500

This act strengthened antitrust laws in 1914.

Clayton Antitrust Act

Imperialism and Expansion

100

This policy of expanding control over weaker territories is called this.

Imperialism

200

This naval officer argued for a stronger navy and overseas bases.

Alfred T. Mahan

300

This belief justified imperialism by claiming some races were superior.

Social Darwinism

400

This Hawaiian queen was overthrown before U.S. annexation.

Queen Liliuokalani

500

This U.S. naval officer forced Japan to open trade in 1853.

_{Matthew Perry}

War & World Power

100

This type of journalism used sensational headlines to push for war.

Yellow Journalism

200

This term means aggressive nationalism supporting war.

Jingoism

300

This U.S. naval leader defeated Spain at Manila Bay.

George Dewey

400

This policy called for equal trade access in China.

Open Door Policy

500

This Roosevelt policy relied on military strength to achieve goals.

Big Stick Diplomacy