Women's Rights
What right did women fight for in this era?
Right to Vote
What does "NAACP" stand for?
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Amendment granted women the right to vote.
19th Amendment
What does "WCTM" stand for?
Women's Christian Temperance Movement.
The first "Modern President" in American history.
President Theodore "Teddy" Roosevelt
What did the Women's Christian Temperance Movement (WCTM) fight for?
What did the Partido Liberal Mexicano (PLM) fight for?
Free speech, free press, free assembly
Amendment granted direct election of Senators.
17th Amendment.
What groups began to gain power because of Prohibition in big cities such as New York and Chicago?
The mob/mafia.
What event in the 1800s led to the creation of the American Indian Movement?
Wounded Knee Massacre
What was the outcome of Muller v. Oregon?
Limited female work hours (in factories for health reasons)
What plan was promoted by Jewish-Americans to persuade Jewish immigrants to settle in Texas?
Galveston Plan
Amendment that prohibited the production, distribution, and consumption of alcohol.
18th Amendment.
How did alcohol companies stay open during Prohibition?
Sold non-alcoholic products.
What was a right that the American Indian Movement fought for and gain?
What was the name of rallies by women by the WCTM to gain traction for Prohibition?
Women's Crusades
What rights were Native Americans fighting for? (2 possible answers; 200 pts per answer)
1) American Citizenship
2) Right to Vote
Amendment that repealed Prohibition.
22nd Amendment.
Name for "underground" bars and saloons during Prohibition.
Speakeasies.
What was the name of the progressive policies of President Roosevelt?
The Square Deal
What was the name of the woman who co-founded Hull House in Chicago?
Jane Addams
Who was W.E.B. DuBois?
Founder of the NAACP
Amendment that allowed the Government to collect income taxes.
16th Amendment.
Why was Prohibition repealed?
To help the American economy during the Great Depression.
What is an example of a reform in the Square Deal?
Equal protection for all citizens; breaking trusts and monopolies; regulating RR industry; food and drug standards; establish National Park System.