Grange against the Machine
This political party was formed in 1891 and represented farmers, workers, and miners against big business.
Populist Party
This muckraker was a photographer who exposed "How the Other Half Lives" with his photographs of tenement housing.
Jacob Riis
The populist party was successful in gaining this amendment to the constitution allowing for the direct election of senators
17TH Amendment
This president was a notorious trust buster, often seen in political cartoons with teddy bears, his signature animal.
Teddy Roosevelt
This infamous New York City boss turned Tammany Hall into the center for city political machine corruption.
Boss Tweed
The populist party platform demanded and end to this with the free coinage of silver
The Gold Standard
This muckraker exposed the monopolistic creature that was the Standard Oil Company with its octopus like reach into several parts of government
Ida Tarbell
The populist party was able to gain this amendment to the constitution that gave us the graduated income tax
16TH Amendment
She opened up the Hull House or settlement houses where poor immigrants could learn to assimilate to American Customs and way of life.
Jane Addams
Plessy V. Furgeson
What farmers wanted to bring about economically to get more money for their crops
Inflation
This muckraker was a black female investigative journalist who sought to expose the evils of southern lynching.
Ida B. Wells
Prohibit me this, or the substance that was made illegal with the 18th amendment
Progressives were able to get this outlawed raising the minimum age to work to 16.
These racial laws of the south enforced by the states made it to make voting difficult and restricting African American's rights across the south
Jim Crow Laws
This man was a democratic and populist presidential candidate in 1896 and 1900, loosing both times.
William Jennings Bryan
This muckraker exposed the ills of the meat packing industry and "How the sausage was made"
Upton Sinclair
Women were enfranchised with this amendment to the constitution, allowing women to vote in the US.
19th Amendment
This protestant religious movement urged Christians to combat injustices like child labour, poverty, and unsafe working conditions
Social Gospel Movement
When corruption gets to the boss, the real boss, the voters can use this to remove them from office.
Recall
Cross of Gold Speech
This muckraker exposed the political machine of the cities and their overt corruption in his book "The Shame of the Cities"
Lincoln Steffens
Cancel that! This amendment nullified or canceled the 18th amendment
21st amendment
This social campaign aimed to eliminate alcohol consumption which many blamed for poverty, domestic abuse and crime.
Temperance Movement and Prohibition