Journalism
City Corruption
Workers Rights
Amendments, Agencies, and Acts
Suffrage
100

Journalists who exposed corruption in business and politics were known as what?

Muckrakers

100

Due to Mayors being corrupt, who did city councils turn to to run cities?

City Manager

100

Insurance that protects workers when they are hurt on the job is called what?

Workers Compensation

100

What Amendment allowed for an income tax that was based off of a persons salary - The more you earn the more you pay?

16th Amendment

100

The 19th Amendment gave women the right to vote where:

Across the entire country.

200

Jacob Riis wrote what book on what subject?

How the Other Half Live - about the living conditions in tenement buildings. 

200

The procedure whereby voters can remove an elected official from office.

Recall

200

What did Roosevelt mean by having a "Square Deal"

He promised to be fair to all people, rich or poor.

200

What important job does the Federal Reserve Board have in the United States?

It is responsible for the nations monetary policy. 

200

The Eugenics movement believed that it could make American better how?

By not allowing criminals to have children because they would pass on their bad traits. 

300

Because of the book, The Jungle, the government passed what?

Meat Inspection Act and The Pure Food and Drug Act

300

Election to help choose candidates for major elections.

Direct Primary

300

What was the nickname given to Theodore Roosevelt because he broke up Monoploies?

Trustbuster

300

A Federal Agency that was empowered to prevent a person or cooperation for using unfair methods of competition (like referees)?

Federal Trade Commission

300

What does Suffrage mean?

The right to vote.

400

The History of the Standard Oil Company was written by who and was about what?

Ida Tarbell and it was about how Rockefeller cheated to become rich.

400

True or False - Political machines were for a fair election?

FALSE

400

True or False:  United Mine workers went on strike because they wanted all of the following from the mine workers.

FALSE!  They wanted shorter working hours, safer working conditions, and raise in pay.

400

True or False - The 18th Amendment was for prohibition?

TRUE

400

What did the National Women's Party members do that upset President Wilson?

They protested in front of the white house

500

Upton Sinclair's book, The Jungle, was about what?

The gory details of the meatpacking industries. 

500

What is it called when voters vote on an actual law (usually to spend money)?

Initiative

500

What did Theodore Roosevelt do to help end the mineworker's strike?

Had the miners and owners discuss how to end the strike at the White House.

500

True or False - The Prohibition (18th Amendment) banned the consumption of alcohol.

FALSE - it banned the sale, the transportation, and the manufacturing of alcohol. 

500

Why was Seneca Falls in New York is important to the women's movement?

Because it was the first large meeting of the women's suffrage movement. 

600

Lincoln Steffens wrote what book about the corruption in city government?

The Shame of the Cities.

600

In order to cut down on corruption in government, the U.S. passed the 17th amendment that allowed for what?

The direct election of senators.

600

What was the outcome of the United Mineworke's strike?

Each group (the miners and the mine owners) got a little of what they wanted. 

600

The Clayton Anti Trust Act gave the government more power to break up monopolies but did what when it came to Unions?

Protected Unions from being labeled as a monopoly on work.

600
This woman would stop at nothing to make sure that the government gave women the right to vote.

Alice Paul

700

Lewis Hines took pictures of who and he was from where?

Children working in factories and he was from Oshkosh, WI.

700

What party did Theodore Roosevelt run against Taft under?

After leaving the republican party he ran under the Bullmoose Party

700

True or False - President Taft was the speaker of the house at one point.

FALSE - That was a roll he never held.

700

True or False - Conservationists believed that wilderness should not be touched.

TRUE

700

One of the first women who advocated for a women suffrage amendment.

Susan B. Anthony.