Vocabulary
The People's Party
The Gilded Age
The Muckrakers
Reforms
Immigration
Industrialization
Urbanization
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100

This term is relating to farming or agriculture?

Agrarian

100

The People's Party aimed to support...

What is Farmers and Laborers (addressing economic inequality)

100

This author named the period between the late 1800s and early 1900s the Gilded Age

Who is Mark Twain

100

Who is best known for her investigative journalism on the Standard Oil Company

Ida Tarbell

100

Founding member of the Socialist Party of America

Eugene V. Debs

100

This was a issue many immigrants faced as they came to America

What is discrimination?

100

This is the growth of factories, mines, and mills

What is industrialization?

100

This is the growth of cities 

What is urbanization?

100

This president was known as a trustbuster

Who is Theodore Roosevelt?

200

This is the description of Populism

What is a political perspective that gives priority to the interest of ordinary people?

200

These groups of people were included in and excluded from the Granger movement?

Who are women leaders  and African Americans

200

These were some goals of progressives

What is make politics more democratic. Expose issues due to industrialization and urbanization. 

200

Who's vivid portrayal of poverty, overcrowding, and unsanitary conditions in immigrant neighborhoods galvanized public awareness and led to housing reform and improved sanitation laws.

Jacob Riis

200
How were Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, and Woodrow Wilson similar?

Progressive Presidents

200

Famine, political unrest, religious persecution were examples of this factor

What is a push factor?

200

This phrase left many businesses unregulated

What is laissez-faire

200

The growth of cities caused demand in housing which led to cramped conditions lack of fresh air and natural light with insufficient plumbing in these places

What are tenements?

200

Monopolies were considered the according to page 43

What is dangerous

300

This is a rise in prices and fall in the purchasing value of money

What is inflation?

300

This speech was given by William Jennings Bryan at the Democratic Party Convention in 1896

What is "Cross of Gold" speech

300

This amendment allowed the direct election of U.S. Senators.

What is the Seventeenth amendment

300

Who exposed the meatpacking industry through his famous novel, "The Jungle"?

Upton Sinclair

300
What was the name of the factory that caught on fire due to piles of fabric all over the floor.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory

300

This group of immigrants were excluded from entering the U.S. for 10 years

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

300
This term allowed human and animal labor to be replaced by machines

What is mechanization?

300

Cities like New York struggled with these issues

What is sanitation and waste removal?

300

These were considered to be social reforms as they created kindergartens, playgrounds and provided a gathering place for urban immigrants

What were settlement houses or civic centers?

400

Political Machine

What is a group that maintains political control, usually of a city, through bribery and intimidation?

400

These were reasons farmers had issues in the late 1800s

Name at least one.

What is debt, overproduction, low crop prices, mechanization? 

400

This act tried to increase economic competition by making monopolies illegal and break trusts to smaller parts that would compete against one another 

What is the Sherman Anti-trust Act?

400

Journalist who worked to explore and expose problems and challenges to society.

What are Muckrakers?

400

What were the effects of the Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire?

New York had dozens of new state laws that protected workers safety.

400

This was a preference of foreign born people rather than immigrants 

What is nativism

400

Corporations were made more powerful through the creation this business practice during the late 1800s and early 1900s

What are monopolies?

400

Exhaust from factories and other sources like railroads caused this condition in cities

What is pollution?

400

This was the government response to monopolies and trusts

Must name 2

What is the Sherman Anti trust act; Clayton anti-trust act; interstate commerce act

500

Loophole

What is a gap or deficiency in a law that enables individuals and organizations to evade the law's stated purpose.

500

Why did the People's Party come to an end ?

The people's party was mostly democratic. When the democratic candidate (William Jennings Bryan) lost the election, the People's Party ended.

500

She convinced state government to build hospitals and institutions to care for people who needed mental health care.

Who is Dorothea Dix

500

Which Muckraker stated, "I aimed at the public's heart, and by accident I hit it in the stomach "

Upton Sinclair

500

This is what Lewis Hines exposed

He took photos of child laborers across the country that led to public demands for action.

500

These factors were why immigrants came to the U.S.

What are pull factors?

500

This is the economic system that contributed to the US becoming the 3rd top producing country in the world

What is capitalism?

500
Cramped conditions within the cities caused this disease to spread

What is cholera?

500

This was considered one success of the Progressive Era

This was considered one negative of the Progressive Era

What is regulations, laws, improved working conditions, living conditions (fresh air, fire escapes, sprinkler system, Meat Inspection Act, Pure Food and Drug Act, Antiquities Act, etc)?

What is poverty and discrimination of immigrants and African Americans as they were left excluded from most of the movement?

600

This group did little to nothing to help farmers and sharecroppers in rural areas in Louisiana after the Civil War

What is Bourbon Democrats