Influence of journalism
Journalists who exposed corruption
Muckrakers
State laws that allow voters to propose legislation
Initiative
Self Proclaimed Trust Buster
Teddy Roosevelt
Founder of Hull House
Jane Addams
Teddy Roosevelt extended the Monroe Doctrine with this policy...
Roosevelt Corollary
Author of the Jungle
Upton Sinclair
allows voters to directly vote on proposed legislation...voters can approve or reject the proposal
Referendum
Teddy Roosevelt's Domestic Policy was called the ________________
Square Deal
She was a labor advocate that was feared by the U.S. government for her ability to organize strikes
Mary Harris Jones
A group who was opposed to expansionist policies of the late 19th-early 20th centuries.
Anti-Imperialist League
Author of Shame of the Cities
Allows voters to remove corrupt politicians from office
Recall
William Taft's Foreign Policy
Dollar Diplomacy
Founders of the NAWSA (Women's suffrage)
Elizabeth Cady Staton and Susan B Anthony
Gentlemen's agreement
A legislative response to the Jungle
Meat Inspection Act
Pure Food and Drug Act
Food and Drug Administration
Federal Reserve
Teddy Roosevelt created this new political party to run in the 1912 election against fellow Republican William Taft
Wisconsin Governor who called for stronger state governments to increase democratic participation
Robert La Follet
Taft's foreign policy that called for investments in the Caribbean
Dollar Diplomacy
Journalist who exposed Standard Oil
Ida Tarbell
Legislation passed to regulate American businesses to promote fair and free enterprise
Federal Trade Commission
President associated with the New Freedom Domestic agenda
Woodrow Wilson
Founder of the National Consumer League and advocate for anti-child labor laws
Florence Kelley
Wilson's foreign policy that advocated for adherence to diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy