Vocab
Political Machines/Issues
Progressive Action
Women's Suffrage
Major Progressive Reform
100

Journalists who attempted to expose wrongdoing and corruption

Muckrakers

100

What role did political machines play in big cities?

Held total control of everything, including leaders and money

100

What did state reforms try and get more people access to?

Voting

100

What was the Seneca Falls Convention?

First women's rights convention, beginning of women's suffrage movement

100

What kind of child labor laws were passed in order to reform it? 

Made kids have to go to school

Prevented kids under 14 from working

200

Change for the better

Reform

200

What did political machines do to get power and to keep it?

Threats, voter fraud, bribes, gifts, assault, murder

200

What was the name of the movement that tried to get alcohol banned in the US?

Temperance

200

What was the main issue women's rights groups focused on? 

Right to Vote
200

How did the government reform alcohol use?

Passed the 18th Amendment (Prohibition) to ban alcohol in the U.S. 

300

Organizations that controlled large cities through votes and power

Political Machines

300

What role did muckrakers play in the Progressive Era?

Investigated organizations that were corrupt and doing wrong to try and take them down

300

What were settlement houses?

Places in poor neighborhoods that would provide services to other people

300

What was 1 argument men used against women voting?

Women already had too much power, women would act too much like men,  women would ban alcohol

300

How did the government reform working conditions?

Put in safety standards, limited working hours, made a minimum wage

400

The right to vote

Suffrage

400

Identify at least 2 organizations/industries that muckrakers went after

Meat, oil, living problems, political machines, child labor

400

Identify at least 2 things settlement houses did for poor neighborhoods

Healthcare, child-care, classes, jobs, food

400

Susan B. Anthony practiced civil disobedience. What did she do to protest? 

Tried to vote illegally

400

How did the government reform living conditions?

Passed laws to set up minimum standards

Toilets

Windows

Ventilation

500

Law that banned the sale of alcohol in the U.S.

Prohibition

500

What did the Progressives want the government to do in the Progressive Era?

Step in and help people

500

What group of people began to take major action when it came to the temperance movement?

Women

500

How did women finally achieve the right to vote?

19th Amendment

500

How did the government achieve business/monopoly reform? 

Set up food safety/food inspection laws

Began to break up monopolies

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