Figureheads
Who founded Hull House in Chicago to help immigrants?
Who is Jane Addams?
What act, passed in 1906, aimed to make food and drugs safer?
What is the Pure Food and Drug Act?
What movement aimed to improve working conditions, wages, and hours for laborers?
What is the labor movement?
What 1902 coal strike led President Theodore Roosevelt to intervene and mediate?
What is the Anthracite Coal Strike?
What political philosophy, favored by Teddy Roosevelt uses government to promote social and economic justice?
What is progressivism?
Who exposed the corrupt practices of Standard Oil in "The History of the Standard Oil Company"?
Who is Ida Tarbell?
What law, ratified in 1913, made senators directly elected by the people?
What is the 17th Amendment?
What policy, advocated by Theodore Roosevelt, aimed to conserve natural resources and protect public lands?
What is conservation?
What 1911 event regulated in a fire killing 146 garment workers, leading to calls for workplace safety regulations?
What is the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire?
What belief, popular among progressives, says society's problems can be solved through education, science, and efficient government?
What is pragmatism?
Who played a key role in getting women the right to vote with the 19th Amendment?
Who is Susan B. Anthony?
What amendment, ratified in 1919, banned the making and selling of alcohol?
What is the 18th Amendment?
What campaign aimed to end political corruption and give citizens more control over government?
What is the Progressive Movement?
What 1914 event marked the opening of a significant transportation route between oceans?
What is the opening of the Panama Canal?
What ideology, supported by Jane Addams, stresses community involvement and social responsibility?
What is social reform?
Which president broke up monopolies and regulated big business with his "Square Deal" policies?
Who is Theodore Roosevelt?
What law, passed in 1914, aimed to promote fair competition and stop unfair business practices?
What is the Clayton Antitrust Act?
What movement pushed for laws to protect women and children in the workplace?
What is the woman's suffrage movement?
What peaceful 1913 March in Washington DC demanded women's right to vote?
What is the Woman Suffrage Parade?
What economic theory, backed by progressives, calls for government ownership or regulation of industries for the public good?
What is socialism?
Who founded the Tuskegee Institute and advocated for vocational education for black Americans?
Who is Booker T. Washington?
What legislation, passed in 1917, gave federal loans to states for building highways?
What is the Federal Aid Road Act?
What reform aimed to make government more responsive through initiatives like the direct primary and referendum?
What is progressive reform?
What 1906 incident led to food safety legislation after the publication of "The Jungle"?
What is the publication of "The Jungle"?
What philosophical movement, reacting to Gilded Age, sought social and political reform for industrial and urban challenges?
What is the Progressive Movement?