Economic Factors
Political Movements
Key Figures
Legislation and Amendments
Impact on Society
100

What economic factor primarily contributed to the Populist Revolt?

Rapid industrialization

100

What was the purpose of Roosevelt's Square Deal?

To provide a balanced approach to labor and business interests by addressing the issues of trusts which restrained trade.

100

Who was the first president to side with labor over management in a labor dispute? What was the dispute called?

Teddy Roosevelt

100

Which amendment was passed as a result of the temperance movement?

Eighteenth Amendment

100

What was the name given to the group of people who were known for illuminating issues to the public during this time period.

Muckrakers.

200

What monetary policy did the Populists advocate for to alleviate farmers' debts?

Free and unlimited coinage of silver

200

The temperance movement sought to do what?

Outlaw the sale of alcoholic beverages

200

Who was the leading figure in the conservationist movement during Roosevelt's presidency?

John Muir

200

What did the Populist Party demand concerning the election of senators?

Direct election by voters

200

What did urbanization and industrialization shift focus towards in federal offices?

Federal offices began focusing on city votes

300

What was one of the main grievances farmers had against the railroads during the Populist Revolt?

Railroads charged unfair rates due to their monopoly power

300

Which group did the Populist Party primarily represent?

Farmers and agrarian interests

300

Who was a significant advocate for the temperance movement?

Frances Willard

300

What was the primary focus of the Sixteenth Amendment?

To implement a graduated income tax

300

What was a significant environmental controversy during Roosevelt’s presidency?

The Hetch Hetchy Valley dam project

400

What was a major consequence of the election of 1896 for American politics?

The collapse of the Populist Party

400

What was a common request by the Populists for the length of the workday?

Reduce to eight-hour work days.

400

Who was the Democratic candidate that campaigned actively across the country during the Election of 1896?

William Jennings Bryan

400

What was the primary goal of the Eighteenth Amendment?

To prohibit the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages

400

How did conservationists differ from preservationists in their approach to land use?

Conservationists believed in responsible management of natural resources

500

How did the Populists propose to reduce the gap between the rich and poor?

Implementing a graduated income tax

500

Who were the preservationists? 

Preservationists were those believed that people can have access to the land, but only utilize it for beauty and inspiration.

500

Who was a prominent leader and advocate for the Populist Party’s militant approach?

Mary Ellen Lease

500

What legislation aimed to regulate trusts but was mostly used to curb labor unions?

Sherman Antitrust Act

500

What was a major consequence of the rise of the Progressive Movement?

Increased awareness and activism for social reforms

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