Immigration
Urbanization and Politics
Progressivism
Black Struggles
Miscellaneous
100

This was the main hub of immigration processing for the East Coast during the early 20th century

What is Ellis Island?

100

This is the name for journalists who exposed corruption and living conditions of the poor to the general public

Who are muckrakers?

100

This is the name for Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policy campaign, which included trustbusting.

What is the Square Deal?

100

This Southern law banned people from voting if one of their recent relatives was a slave.

What was the grandfather clause?

100

This Republican president fought with Theodore Roosevelt and split the Republican party in half during the 1912 election

Who was William Howard Taft?

200

These crowded and unsanitary buildings housed immigrants in Manhattan's Lower East Side

What are tenement buildings?

200

This is the official term for when politicians use their job for illegal personal gain.

What is grafting?

200

This law passed in the early 1900's required pharmacies to truthfully label what was in their products

What is the Pure Food and Drug Act?

200

This civil rights organization founded in 1909 advocates for the equality of all races in America.

What is the NAACP?

200

This act of Congress required certain government job applicants to pass an exam before getting the job

What was the Pendleton Civil Service Act?

300

This movement advocated in favor of immigration from certain countries and lobbied against immigration from other countries

What is nativism?

300

This group controlled who got government jobs and government favors in the big cities of the late 19th century.

What were political machines?

300

This woman advocated for the abolition of slavery and was also the main leader of the women's suffrage movement in the 19th century.

Who was Susan B Anthony?

300

This Southern law required voters to pay a fee in order to vote in the early 20th century

What was the poll tax?

300

This federal banking system created by Woodrow Wilson allowed banks to print money during a financial crisis

What is the Federal Reserve?

400

This lesser-known location in American immigration history mainly processed Asian immigrants coming to the West Coast

What is Angel Island?

400

This book exposed the unsanitary working conditions at meat packing plants in the early 20th century

What is The Jungle?

400

This political party backed Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 bid for the presidency

What is the Bull Moose/Progressive Party?

400

This African-American educator founded Tuskegee Institute, a vocational school for trades like blacksmithing and farming

Who is Booker T Washington?

400

This man invented the Kodak camera, allowing photojournalists and rookie photographers to easily and affordably take pictures of the moving world

Who was George Eastman?

500

This act of Congress banned immigrants of a certain country from immigrating to the US in 1882 unless they met specific requirements

What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?

500

This US president was shot by someone who had been denied a government job just a few months after taking office

Who was James A Garfield?

500

This event set the precedent that the president should intervene in labor disputes if the public good is threatened.

What was the Pennsylvania Coal Strike?

500

This Supreme Court case decided train cars could be segregated by race as long as they were "separate but equal"

What is Plessy V Ferguson?

500

This amendment to the Constitution granted all women in America the right to vote in federal elections

What is the 19th Amendment?