Let's Make Things Better
Exposing the Problems
Girl Power
Fight For Your Rights!
Teddy Bear
100
The growth of cities as a result of people living and working in them
Urbanization
100
The names given to journalists who attempted to expose government corruption
Muckrakers
100
The right to vote is known as ..
Suffrage
100
Court case that supported the segregation practices after a man sued a judge for making him use the Colored train
Plessy v. Ferguson
100
The name given to Roosevelt's program to bring more equality to society.
The Square Deal
200
This era in American history was focused on eliminating the causes of crime, disease, and poverty and brought many changes and reforms to the US
The Progressive Era
200
Exposed the horrible conditions of the meatpacking industry and wrote The Jungle
Upton Sinclair
200
Based on the map, this region demonstrated the most support for women'e suffrage before 1920.
The West
200
He encouraged African Americans to work hard and remain patient in the face of racism and discrimination.
Booker T. Washington
200
The 3 C's of Roosevelt's program
Control of Corporations
Consumer Protection
Conservationism
300
Unsanitary, overcrowded, poorly built buildings located in slums.
Tenements
300
This book described the living conditions of people in urban slums.
'How the Other Half Lives"
300
She formed the NWP (National Women's Party)
Alice Paul
300
Laws that limited the political and civil rights of African Americans and promoted racial segregation
Jim Crow Laws
300
Civil rights organization in the United States, formed in 1909 to advance justice for African Americans
NAACP
400
This is the issue being exposed by this photo
Child Labor
400
The 1906 law that was passed in response to the situation depicted in this cartoon.
The Pure Food and Drug Act
400
This Amendment allowed for women's suffrage in the United States.
The 19th Amendment
400
This Amendment allowed woman's suffrage.
19th Amendment
400
The "C" represented by this political cartoon:
Control of corporations
500
The issue that is reflected in this photo:
Unsanitary food preparation
500
The reason that child labor continued even after laws were passed to stop it.
Poor families needed the income so they lied about their children's ages.
500
This convention was held in 1853 and was extremely controversial.
The Seneca Falls Convention
500
Civil rights organization in the United States, formed in 1909 to advance justice for African Americans
The N.A.A.C.P.
500
The "C" represented by this political cartoon:
Conservation
600
Politicians working to enrich themselves rather than working for the people.
Government Corruption
600
She led the Settlement House movement.
Jane Addams
600
The artist of this cartoon is demonstrating that..
Women made progress during the Progressive Era.
600
He encouraged African Americans to go to college and always fight discrimination, also co-founded the NAACP
W.E.B.Du Bois
600
The "C" represented by this political cartoon:
Consumer Protection