Amendments & Laws
People of the Progressive Era
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100

This amendment was ratified to give women the right to vote.

19th Amendment

100

List the three Progressive Era presidents in the correct order from first to last.

Theodore Roosevelt, 

William Howard Taft,

 Woodrow Wilson

100

A common effect of a strong third-party candidate is that they do this

drawing votes away / altering the election outcome?

100

These investigative journalists exposed corruption, unsafe working conditions, and social problems during the Progressive Era.

Muckrakers

100

This is the coolest teacher on campus 

Mr. Knight

200

This amendment banned the making, selling, and transporting of alcohol in the United States.

18th Amendment

200

This muckraker revealed the filthy realities of the meatpacking industry in his book, leading to stronger federal food-safety regulations.

Upton Sinclair

200

These two third parties were influential during the Progressive Era — one supported farmers, and one was led by Theodore Roosevelt.

Populist Party — Progressive “Bull Moose” Party

200

The 16th Amendment created this type of tax that increases as a person earns more money.

Graduated income tax

200

These protected areas were created during the Progressive Era to preserve land, wildlife, and natural resources for future generations.

National Parks

300

This law required truthful labeling and safety standards for food and medicine sold in the United States.

Pure Food and Drug Act

300

This investigative journalist exposed the unfair treatment of African Americans in the late 1800s

Ida B. Wells

300

This presidential election changed dramatically when Theodore Roosevelt ran as a third-party candidate and split the Republican vote, allowing _______ to win. list the election year or presidential candidate.

Election of 1912 — Woodrow Wilson

300

This reform made government jobs based on merit and exams instead of the “spoils system,” where politicians gave jobs to friends.

Pendleton Act

300

The 18th Amendment banned alcohol nationwide, but instead of ending drinking, it caused major unintended consequences in many cities.

organized crime

400

Reformers pushed for the 18th Amendment because they believed alcohol was responsible for poverty, crime, and this destructive problem within families.

Domestic Violence

400

This African American leader and the civil rights organization he helped create to fight for equal protection under the law. Identify the leader and Orginization. 

W.E.B. Du Bois — NAACP

400

These political groups often form when major parties ignore important issues, allowing overlooked voters—like farmers or workers—to have a voice.

Third parties

400

This government department was created to protect workers and improve workplace conditions during the Progressive Era.

Department of Labor

400

This law opened millions of acres in the West to settlers, leading to rapid migration, new farms, and increased conflict with Native American tribes.

Homestead Act

500

Match each description to the correct Reconstruction Amendment: protected voting rights for African American men, ended slavery, and granted citizenship with equal protection.

EX. 13th =

      14th =

      15th =

13th = ended slavery

14th = citizenship & equal protection

15th = voting rights

500

This reformer created ________, a famous settlement house in Chicago that provided education and support for immigrants and the poor. Identify both the reformer and the settlement house.

Jane Addams — Hull House

500

The Populist Party platform pushed for four major reforms. Name ANY Three.

– silver coinage
– a graduated income tax
– railroad regulation
– direct election of senators

500

These reforms let citizens gather signatures to propose laws, vote directly on laws, and recall elected officials early. Name all three.

–Initiative

–Referendum

–Recall

500

During the Progressive Era, some believed the best way to unite the country was for immigrants to give up their traditional languages and customs and fully adopt American ways of life. What was this process called?

Assimilation

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