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What was the most famous political machine?

Tammany Hall

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What were the Progressive journalists called?

Muckrackers

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Who was Jane Adams?

Created Hull House, settlement houses were built in slums, offering healthcare, baths, and cheap food

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What amendment gave women the right to vote?

19th Amendment

100

What encouraged consumerism?

Department stores

200

Who was Tammany Hall led by?

Boss Tweed
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Why were these journalists called "muckrackers"?

They exposed the "muck" of the society

200

Who was James Garfield?

He was the president during the progressive era

200

Who promoted the Atlanta Compromise?

Booker T. Washington

200

Where did consumers, merchants, and innovators come together?

World's fair

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What was a rumor about Boss Tweed

He stole millions of dollars from the city

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Who exposed the history of the Standard Oil Company?

Ida Tarbell

300

Who was Booker T. Washington?

He was the 1st president of the Tuskegee University

300

What was a labor reform commonly used during the Progressive Era?

Child Labor

300

What was Vaudeville?

Popular entertainment during the Progressive era

400

What was Lincon Steffens known for?

Exposing political machines

400

What was Jacob Rii's role of being a muckracker?

He took the photographs of tenement life
400
Who was Jacob Riis?

He was a muckracker that exposed the Standard Oil Company

400

What socialist union welcomed women to work?

Industrial workers of the world

400

What was Coney Island 

An amusement park

500

What is a political machine?

Political parties used illegal means to control the elections

500

Who wrote the Jungle?

Upton Sinclair 

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Who was John Dewy?

He was a progressive that advocated for changes in public education

500

What technology helped families during the Progressive era

Vacuum cleaner

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What was consumerism?

the protection or promotion of the interests of consumers

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