Problems
Progressive
The Fight
Fix It
Clean It or Leave It
100

This legislation called for truth in labeling, so that consumers knew what they were purchasing

Pure Food and Drug Act

100

Reform movement that sought to return control of the government to the people

Progressivism

100

Who started the Tuskegee Institute and what was its purpose?

Booker T. Washington and to educate African Americans in a trade.  Known as a vocational school

100

This person created the Hull House in Chicago to help newly arrived immigrants. Was appointed Garbage Inspector

Jane Addams

100

This progressive reform was designed to give voters more power to choose candidates for public office?

Direct Primary

200

This is a decentralized private banking system under government control

Federal Reserve System

200

Who established the Federal Reserve System and why?

Woodrow Wilson – To regulate the money supply and prevent future economic panics.

200

Who created the U.S. National Park Service?

Woodrow Wilson

200

When Taft became President, he signed the Payne-Aldrich Bill, angering Progressives…What did this do?

Raised Tariffs and slowed international trade

200

These organizations (not political parties), did everything they could (legal and illegal) to gain the money and influence that came with possessing political power.

Political Machines

300

This muckraking journalist exposed the terrible conditions of the meatpacking industry.

Upton Sinclair

300

This Amendment was passed so that grain would be used to help the war effort and so that men would spend more $ and time on their families

18th Amendment (Prohibition)

300

When the National Child Labor Committee was started, and 39 states prohibited children under the age of 14 from working, what happened?

The number of children going to school and needing schools increased dramatically.

300

This gave the Department of Agriculture the ability to inspect packaged meat.

Meat Inspection Act

300

How does the arrival of industry spur rapid urbanization in America?

The jobs that were created by industrialization brought rural residents and immigrants flowing into the cities.

400

In the election of 1912, this person started the “Bull Moose” Progressive party because he was unhappy with the way the country was being run

Teddy Roosevelt

400

What did the ruling in Plessy v Ferguson help to create?

Jim Crow laws of the south. Segregation was permitted for 60 more years.

400

Gave women the right to vote, in what year?

19th Amendment, 1920

400

Gave labor unions the right to exist and said they would no longer be subject to antitrust laws.

Clayton Antitrust Act

400

What are the five ways that voting was reformed during the Progressive Era?

  1. Secret Ballots

  2. Direct Primaries

  3. Recalls

  4. Direct Initiative

  5. Referendums

500

What does the 17th Amendment do who does it benefit?

Direct Elections for US Senators and it is a huge benefit to ordinary citizens (Created incentive to vote in midterm elections)

500

What was the 16th Amendment and why was it passed?

Created a graduated income tax in an effort to reduce the gap between the rich and the poor

500

Journalist who were tasked with uncovering the problems with society. Exposing the underbelly of America.

Muckrakers

500

Watchdog agency given the power to stop unfair business practices.

Federal Trade Commission

500

This is where the first Juvenile Courts were used. And who was the judge who presided over these courts.

Denver, Colorado

Judge Ben Lindsey