Vocab
People
Documents/Acts
Organizations
Mix it Up
100

These are journalists who attempted to expose corruption in politics and business.

Who are muckrakers?

100

President during World War I and the passage of the 19th amendment; known for his progressive and optimistic ideas.

Who is Woodrow Wilson?

100

This amendment banned the production and consumption of alcohol in the United States.

What is the 18th Amendment?

100

The largest women's suffrage organization during the progressive era - 2 million members by 1917.

What is NAWSA?

100

This disaster in New York led to nearly 150 deaths due to a fire, exposing many to the troubling working conditions and lack of safety regulations in business.

What is The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire?

200
A change that has the intention of improving on a political or social issue.

What is reform?

200

His presidency was highlighted by being labeled the 'trustbuster' and the establishment of National Parks.

Who is Teddy Roosevelt?

200

This act was created in order to help maintain stability in the economy and increase public trust in the banking system.

What is the Federal Reserve Act?

200

Worked to investigate and expose the problems of child labor in the United States.

What is the Children's Bureau?

200

Headed by Teddy Roosevelt, accepted trusts as inevitable and focused on labor reform.

What is New Nationalism?

300

The banning of the production, selling, transportation, and consumption of alcohol.

What is prohibition?

300

Muckraker - known for her heated crusade to expose John D. Rockefeller's monopoly on oil.

Who is Ida Tarbell?

300

Strengthened and ensured the federal regulation of railroads, strengthening the Interstate Commerce Commission.

What is the Hepburn Act?

300

This organization, headed by W.E.B. Du Bois, fought for the rights and advancement of African Americans.

What is the NAACP?

300

Headed by Woodrow Wilson, disagreed with the ideas of Roosevelt and emphasized combatting monopolies and ensuring competition.

What is New Freedom?

400

The act of contacting a political leader directly to advocate for policy or legislation.

What is lobbying?

400

Upset many progressives and his supporters for his weaker policy ideas and by straying from the suggestions of Teddy Roosevelt.

Who is William Howard Taft?

400

The 17th amendment ensured that citizens of the United States would directly vote for these politicians.

Who are U.S. senators?

400

Teddy Roosevelt ran under this party in the 1912 election.

What is the Progressive "Bull Moose" Party?

400
A high emphasis of Roosevelt, these are classified as scenic lands that are protected by the federal government for conservation.

What is a National Park?

500

Allowing citizens to vote directly on proposed legislation.

What is a referendum?

500

His book The Jungle exposed both conditions for working class Americans and the problems in the food industry.

Who is Upton Sinclair?

500

This was the first example of a federal law that set limits on child labor.

What is the Keating-Owen Child Labor Act?

500

Created by Woodrow Wilson, this organization works to protect against monopolistic practices and to ensure consumer rights.

What is the Federal Trade Commission?

500

The 16th amendment gave congress this power.

What is levy an income tax?

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