Corruption
Reforms
Voting Power
Vocabulary
People
100

They were powerful organizations that dominated county and city government.

What are political machines?

100

They supported the law to protect public health.

What was the AMA?

100

Robert La Follette was governor of this state.

What is Wisconsin?

100

They were reformers who worked to improve society in the 1880's.

Who were the Progressives?

100

This group exchanged votes for jobs, education, homes and food.

Who are immigrants?

200

This machine controlled Kansas City, MO government.

What was the Pendergast Machine?

200

This law set up a merit system for awarding federal jobs.

What was the Pendleton Civil Service Act?

200

This amendment to the Constitution allowed for the direct vote of US Senators.

What is the 17th Amendment?

200

A petition asking for a vote to remove an official from office before his term was up.

What was recall?

200

They exposed the filth of society in books and magazines.

Who were the Muckrakers?

300

He stole $200 from the city of New York in the 1880's.

Who was Boss Tweed?



300

He was "killed by the spoils system."

Who is James Garfield?

300

The plan that made information on how politicians voted public was called this.

What was the Wisconsin Plan?

300

This permitted voters to approve or reject a law that had already been passed.

What is referendum?

300

He was assassinated by Charles Guiteau.

Who was James A. Garfield?

400

One of the most notorious, this machine controlled New York City.

What was Tammany Hall?

400

He supported early childhood education.

Who was John Dewey?

400

Stuffed ballot boxes and voting multiple times are examples of this.

What is election fraud?

400

This procedure allowed voters to propose a new a law by collecting signatures on a petition.

What is inititiative?

400

She exposed the unfair business practices of Standard Oil.

Who was Ida Tarbell?

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