Gilded Age
Progressives
Roosevelt & Taft
Imperialism
Open Season
100

It replaced boss selected candidates for public office.

The Direct Primary

100

The three progressive presidents

Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

100

the president with the big stick policy

Theodore 'Teddy' Roosevelt

100

the policy Amera wanted in China

Open Door

100

Used by Republicans to say Democrats started the American Civil War

The Bloody-Shirt Campaign

200

He coined the term 'gilded age'

Mark Twain

200

it is the greatest example of social justice progressivism

anti-liquor laws (prohibition)

200

the president with dollar diplomacy

William Howard Taft

200

He wrote these notes as Secretary of State

John Hay

200

Ida Tarbell wrote publicly about this

Standard Oil Company monopolies

300

passing a test to gain a government job

civil service

300

progressives stood for these two groups of people

farmers and workers

300

Roosevelt revived this project in Central America

Panama Canal

300

The two major countries that the U. S. and Spain fought over in 1896

Cuba and Philippines

300

They marched on Washington, D. C. to seek public works jobs

Coxey's Army

400

A person who remains aloof or independent, especially from party politics.

Mugwump

400

this farm organization provided education and social life for farmers

the Grange

400

Political party T. R. started for the 1912 election

Bull Moose

400

these islands provided pineapple to America

Hawaiian

400

Islands important to American expansion

Midway

500

He had the Wisconsin progressives strategy

Robert Lafolette 

500

they wrote about the progressive era and exposed poverty and corruption

muckrakers 

500

a key Progressive legislative bill passed by Taft

the Paine-Aldrich Act

500

peasant uprising of 1900 that attempted to drive all foreigners from China

the Boxer Rebellion

500

giving government jobs to friends and supporters

the spoils sstem