Key Terms
The Progressive Era
Unequal African Americans
Fight for Women's Rights
100
The right to vote
What is Suffrage
100
When many young children worked in factories in unsafe conditions
What is Child Labor
100
The separation of people, usually by race
What is segregation
100
The fight to end the abuse of alcohol
What is Temperance
200
When workers refuse to work
What is a Strike
200
Immigrants who replaced workers who were on strike
What are Strikebreakers
200
Many African Americans had to pay a tax, or pass a literacy test in order to do this...
What is Vote
200
People who worked for getting women the right to vote
What are Suffragists
300
When people agree not to buy or use goods make by a certain company
What is a Boycott
300
Groups who joined together to get better wages, shorter work days, and better working conditions
What are Labor Unions
300
The group of laws that made segregation legal, especially in the South
What are Jim Crow Laws
300
In the late 1800s women were not allowed to vote, own property or ______________
What is Attend College
400
Companies who owned factories that joined together to form large groups
What are Trusts
400
Progressives worked to take care of the environment and protect it from pollution
What is Conservation
400
Time period when thousands of African Americans moved to Northern cities in hopes to escape poverty and discrimination
What is the Great Migration
400
This officially gave women the right to vote in 1920
What is the 19th Amendment
500
The rights that all citizens should have under the U.S. Constitution
What are Civil Rights
500
The President elected in 1901 who supported many Progressive ideas
Who is Theodore Roosevelt
500
Organization that focused on ending segregation, and making African American people equal
What is the NAACP
500
The two leaders of the Women's Rights Movement/ Women's Suffrage Movement
Who are Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
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