Amendments
This amendment repeals Prohibition.
21rst.
Following a Bull Moose, this president filed 90 lawsuits in just 4 years.
William Howard Taft.
These people wrote to uncover corruption and social problems of the Gilded Age.
Muckrakers.
These 4 main ideas, helped to protect consumers and regulate big business.
Square Deal.
This amendment gave women suffrage.
19th.
While he might have been far from 'square' as an adult, this President gives comfort to little kids all over.
Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt.
This is the practice of preserving and promoting wise usage of the nation's natural resources.
Conservation.
This act made way for Americans to be healthier and safer while consuming their food.
Pure Food and Drug Act.
This amendment bans the sale, making, and transportation of alcohol.
18th.
This president might have been the 'cheesiest ' of them all by wanting more power to the people.
Robert La Follette.
This is the process in which the people can hold a special election to remove a government official from office before one's term expires.
Recall.
This established agency provided federal protection and welfare to a child.
Children's Bureau.
This amendment allows a federal income tax.
16th.
Not being known for the tennis company of today, this president got the 16th amendment ratified in February of 1913.
Woodrow Wilson.
This is a process in which the people vote directly to accept or reject proposed laws.
Referendum.
While not such a cheesy idea, this sought to take down political machines.
Wisconsin Idea.
The people are allowed to directly elect for senator.
17th.
This president was a VP who got his job after an assassination attempt.
This is the right of the people to propose laws that are voted on by the legislature or the public.
Initiative.
This is the central banking system of the U.S. which regulates the money supply and works to stabilize the nation's economy.
Federal Reserve.