People
Places
Mixed Bag
Legislation & Policy
Leftovers
100

Max Blanck and Isaac Harris

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory's owners

100

Alice Paul & Silent Sentinels picketed in front of what building (1913)

White House (Washington, DC)

100

"Profession" kept people in poverty in the agricultural South

Sharecropping

100

Amendment Number: Abolished slavery

13

100

Midwest political party failed so Progressives succeeded

Populists

200
Her writings exposed ruthless practices of Standard Oil Co.

Ida Tarbell

200

National Reclamation Act: US Gov sold western lands to raise money for what projects?

Irrigation (water) to expand agriculture

200

March 25, 1911

Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire

200

Allows voters to remove a public official from office before next election

Recall

200

Which political party won the 1912 election?

Democrat (Woodrow Wilson)

300

Black Leader: Focus on vocational skills & put up with discrimination

Booker T. Washington

300

(state) 1902 Coal miners' strike "resolved" by TR as umpire

Pennsylvania

300

Name of Teddy Roosevelt's party in 1912 election (animal)

Bull Moose

300

Public can vote on controversial bills (ex. tax increases) before they become law

Referendum

300

First Jewish Supreme Court Justice

Louis Brandeis

400

Author of The Jungle

Upton Sinclair

400

Gov. Robert M. La Follette and his state's Idea

Wisconsin

400

Black Leader: Talented Tenth; Protest; Classical Education

W.E.B. DuBois

400

Amendment Number:  Born in U.S. makes you a citizen of U.S.

14

400

VERY radical American Socialist (political candidate, jailed, etc.)

Eugene Debs
500

Father of Scientific Management (people in factories)

Frederick Winslow Taylor

500

Setting of How the Other Half Lives - photojournalist Jacob Riis' exposé

New York City

500

Nickname for journalists who exposed corruption (wet dirt + yard tool)

Muckrakers

500

Amendment Number:  Women get right to vote (suffrage)

19

500

Niagara Movement (convention) led to development of what civil rights organization?

NAACP