PSMS Progressive Era Review

This was a law passed in 1890 and it prohibited (banned) businesses from trying to limit/destroy competition.

What was the infamous (well known) three-word ruling this Supreme Court case known by?

Committed to improving life for Blacks in the United States.

The Pullman strike stopped rail traffic in the Midwest; US mail was stopped on train cars, this was a felony.

Samuel Gompers founded the largest labor union in the United States during the Progressive Era, it was called the…

Temperance, Suffrage, Organized Labor/Unions, Workplace Improvements, & Control of Big Business are best described as:

The 19th Amendment guaranteed suffrage for everyone, regardless of their sex.

Helped form NAACP, urged African Americans to protest against discrimination, demand social, political, & civil rights.

This person accepted social separation of the races.

In what way did the Progressives NOT want to reform society?

Journalists who exposed corruption and problems in society to bring reform during the Progressive Era were called:

“We hold these truths to be self-evident: that all men and women are created equal.” This quote best represents:

What is the name of the 1896 Supreme Court case that made segregation in the South legal?

This Muckraker exposed child labor abuses through photos.

The Muckraker Jacob Riis published a book showing pictures of poor immigrants called:

This amendment to the U.S. Constitution prohibited (banned) the sale, manufacture & transport of alcohol.

Which of the following is NOT a Progressive reform aim (goal) of the Temperance Movement?

Believed Blacks should accept discrimination and segregation for the time being and work with the unfair system.

What does the term "suffrage" mean?

The time during and after the 18th Amendment was passed was also known as "Prohibition."

Collective bargaining means better wages, a safer work place, & negotiating as a group to improve chances of success.

Influential in the years after the Civil War.

Thought social change could be accomplished with a group of college-educated Blacks called the “Talented Tenth."

A labor union would not support reforms like an 8-hour workday, equal pay for equal work, and an end to child labor.

This Muckraker exposed Rockefeller, the oil trusts, and wrote a book called "The Rise of the Standard Oil Company."

Lucy Burns and Alice Paul were leaders most closely associated with which Progressive Era movement?

During the Progressive Movement, how did workers fight to make better pay and working conditions?

Advocated (supported) political action and a civil rights agenda.

This event took place at Carnegie’s steel factory in Pennsylvania, erupted in violence between strikers and Pinkertons.

The book "The Jungle" by Muckraker Upton Sinclair...

Public places like schools, restaurants, & parks were open to everyone, regardless of race, during the Progressive Era.

This Muckraker wrote articles about lynchings in the book "A Red Record."

This reformer wrote articles about the horrors of lynching in the book, The Red Record, also helped form the NAACP.

Supported the cultivation of the virtues of patience and thrift.