Muckrakers
Social Issues
Political Corruption
Vocab
A little of everything
100

Upton Sinclair wrote this book about immigrant working conditions and food quality 

The Jungle 

100

Name three social issues from the Gilded Age that were at least attempted to be fixed in the Progressive Era 

Gender Equality 

Racial Equality 

Conservation 

Political Corruptness 

Working Conditions 

Food and Drug safety 

Immigration 

Living Conditions 

Crime 

100

in U.S. politics, a party organization, headed by a single boss or small autocratic group, that commands enough votes to maintain political and administrative control of a city, county, or state

Political Machine 

100

A person who favors or promotes change, modernization, and transformation 

A Progressive 

100

These were created due to the nations newly found love of preserving nature in America. 

National Parks 

200

"How the Other Half Lives" was a photo journal and slide show created by Jacob Riis to show what social issue to what group of people?

Living Conditions to the Rich 

200

Name the two figureheads of Racial Equality during the Progressive Era 

W.E.B Dubois, Booker T. Washington 

200

What city did William (Boss) Tweed perform most of his fraud and corruption? 

New York City 

200

The exclusive possession or control a supply or trade in a service or good 

Monopoly 

200

In Jacob Riis' "How the Other Half Lives", who was "The other half"? 

Poor immigrants 

300

Lewis Hines took photographs of child labor in coal mines during the progressive era but many people called his work biased. Why?

He was hired by an anti-child labor union, and the camera technology at the time required staged photos. 

300

Who was the President that headed the conservation movement during the Progressive Era? 

Teddy Roosevelt 

300

The practice of a successful political party giving public office to its supporters, donators or friends 

The Spoils System, or Patronage System 
300

Process of making an area more city-like; the growth of cities and towns from villages or farms 

Urbanization 

300

A payment made to someone who has facilitated a transaction or appointment, especially illicitly.

Kickback

400

Thomas Nast is widely known as the father of this type of art form because of his work as a muckraker during the progressive era. 

Political Cartoons 

400

Name one of the two names behind the Suffrage movement in the Progressive Era 

Susan B. Anthony, Alice Paul 

400

This US President was assassinated for refusing to give Government jobs to a supporter and donator. 

William McKinley 

400

Holding to traditional attitudes and values with cautions about change or advancement. (The opposite of progressive)

Conservative 

400

An institution in an inner-city area providing educational, recreational, and other social services to immigrants in the Progressive era. 

Settlement Houses

500

Lincoln Steffens was a progressive era muckraker who wrote about the crimes of this very famous political boss. The modern day face of the political machine. 

William (Boss) Tweed 

500

Explain the changes and complications occuring with Native American tribes during the Progressive Era 

They were torn between assimilating to American culture and keeping their own. Nomadic lifestyles became less possible due to urbanization and westward expansion. 

500

Former famous Civil War general who became President in the late 1800's whose Presidential reign was ruined by the hiring of friends and family who accepted bribes and payments for votes and money. 

Ulysses S. Grant 

500

Economic or political system in which a country's trade and industry are controlled by private ownes for profit 

Capitalism 

500

Name of the college created by Booker T. Washington for black students who wanted to learn trades. 

The Tuskegee Institute

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