In Plessy vs. Ferguson, the Supreme Court ruled

Segregation is legal only if they are "separate, but equal"

They Clayton Antitrust

Strengthened the Sherman Antitrust Law

This novel revealed unsanitary conditions in Chicago's stockyards, lead to the creation of FDA

John Spargo's The Bitter Cry of Children

An initative allowed citizens

to put a proposed law directly on the ballot for an election

The Temperance movement during the Progressive Era

The practice of never drinking alcohol

Granted women the right to vote

Strengthened the ICC to limit railroad shipping costs

A gradual income tax: wealthy pay a higher percent than poor

What is the correct order of the following presidents from 1900-1920

McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson

Jane Addams opened settlement houses in major cities in order to

Help immigrants and help young mothers take care of children

Roosevelt's plan to restore government's trust-busting power

A direct primary allowed citizens

vote to select candidates for an upcoming election

Assimilation/ Americanization efforts aimed to change immigrants by

Immigrants adopt American values, English, and Christianity

A referendum allowed citizens

Can approve or reject laws passed by Congress

Why did Roosevelt get involved in the 1902 coal miner's strike in Pennsylvaina

To maintain a steady supply of coal for factories and homes

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In Plessy vs. Ferguson, the Supreme Court ruled
Segregation is legal only if they are "separate, but equal"
Plessy should have sat in the "Whites Only" railroad car
Segregation is illegal under the 14th Amendment
Plessy did not have the right to sue against segregation
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They Clayton Antitrust
Strengthened the ICC to limit railroad shipping costs
Strengthened the Sherman Antitrust Law
Monitored business practices to stop growth of monopolies
Regulated the banking industry and set interstate rates
3
Democrat, college professor, and first Southerner to win presidency in almost 60 years.
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
Margaret Sanger
4
This law was designed to outlaw any trust, but was weak and not enforced.
Food and Drug Administration
Suffrage
Sherman Antitrust
Square Deal
5
Muckraker who wrote The History of Standard Oil and accused Rockefeller of being a robber baron
Margaret Sanger
Carrie Chapman Catt
Ida B. Wells
Ida Tarbell
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This novel revealed unsanitary conditions in Chicago's stockyards, lead to the creation of FDA
John Spargo's The Bitter Cry of Children
Frank Norris's The Octopus
Upton Sinclair's The Jungle
Jacob Riis's How The Other half Lives
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Monitors companies to make sure costumers are not hurt by products or dishonest labels.
Food and Drug Administration
Square Deal
Interstate Commerce Commission
New Freedom
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An initative allowed citizens
vote to select candidates for an upcoming election
to put a proposed law directly on the ballot for an election
can approve or reject laws passed by Congress
can directly vote for senators instead of state legislators
9
Set government controls on corporations to provide opportunities for small businesses by Wilson
New Freedom
Food and Drug Administration
Sherman Antitrust
Square Deal
10
Energetic leader who fought corruption in New York before fighting for reform as president
Franklin Delano Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
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President of NAWSA and recruited an army of well-educated suffragettes.
Alice Paul and Lucy Burns
Ida B. Wells
Carrie Chapman Catt
Ida Tarbell
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The Temperance movement during the Progressive Era
Helped immigrants learn English
Idea that only certain people should reproduce (hot yoga)
The practice of never drinking alcohol
Improve sanitary conditions of the streets
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Keeping industrialists and monopolists from the gain of business owners and American workers
Sherman Antitrust
Suffrage
New Freedom
Square Deal
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The 19th Amendment
Granted women the right to vote
Granted African American men the right to vote
A gradual income tax: wealthy pay a higher percent than poor
Citizens can vote for senators instead of state legislators
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The Hepburn Act
Strengthened the Sherman Antitrust Law
Regulated the banking industry and set interest rates
Strengthened the ICC to limit railroad shipping costs
Monitored business practice to stop the growth of monopolies
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The 16th Amendment
A gradual income tax: wealthy pay a higher percent than poor
Granted African American men the right to vote
Citizens can vote for senators instead of state legislators.
Granted women the right to vote
17
What is the correct order of the following presidents from 1900-1920
McKinley, Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson
Roosevelt, Taft, Wilson, McKinley
McKinley, Taft, Roosevelt, Wilson
Wilson, Taft, Roosevelt, McKinley
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This president rejected the Square Deal, brought twice as many lawsuits against corporations.
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
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Jane Addams opened settlement houses in major cities in order to
Improve the sanitary conditions of the streets
Help immigrants and help young mothers take care of children
Fight against political machines that were bent and powerful
Help immigrants pass their citizenship test
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Passed by congress to have meat processing plants inspected after the The Jungle was published.
New Freedom
Meat Inspection Act
Square Deal
Food and Drug Administration
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New Nationalism was
Wilson's plan to protect small businesses and farms
Taft's plan to bust the Standard Oil monopoly
Taft's plan to bring 2X's the lawsuits against corporations
Roosevelt's plan to restore government's trust-busting power
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This president rejected the Square Deal, brought twice as many lawsuits against corporations.
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
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Opened first birth control clinic and believed in eugenics.
Ida Tarbell
Carrie Chapman Catt
Alice Paul and Lucy Burns
Margaret Sanger
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The right to vote
Suffering
Square Deal
Suffrage
New freedom
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This president rejected the Square Deal, brought twice as many lawsuits against corporations.
Herbert Hoover
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
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A direct primary allowed citizens
vote to select candidates for an upcoming election
can approve or reject laws passed by Congress
to put a proposed law directly on the ballot for an election
can directly vote for senators instead of state legislators
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Assimilation/ Americanization efforts aimed to change immigrants by
Decrease influx to the U.S. from China
Helping find sweatshop jobs and tenement housing
Immigrants adopt American values, English, and Christianity
Increasing influx to United States from Southern Europe
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This president rejected the Square Deal, brought twice as many lawsuits against corporations.
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Herbert Hoover
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This president rejected the Square Deal, brought twice as many lawsuits against corporations.
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Herbert Hoover
William Howard Taft
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Why were western states the first to grant women suffrage?
1) They were more open-minded than Americans that lived East
Both 2 and 3
3) The ratio of men to women in states like Wyoming was 6:1
2) They wanted to encourage young, single women to move west
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Crusaded against lynching and worried black women would be excluded from the suffrage movement.
Teddy Roosevelt
Ida Tarbell
Ida B. Wells
Muckrakers
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Created NWP; focused on constitutional amendments staged first protest outside the white house.
Ida B. Wells
Ida Tarbell
Alice Paul and Lucy Burns
Carrie Chapman Catt
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A referendum allowed citizens
Can approve or reject laws passed by Congress
To put a proposed law directly on the ballot for an election
Can directly vote for senators instead of state legislators
Vote to select candidates for an upcoming election
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Writers that dramatized the need for reform through books and newspapers.
Margaret Sanger
Carrie Chapman Catt
Muckrakers
Teddy Roosevelt
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This government agency monitored railroad operations.
Forward Thinkers Movement
Bully Pultpit
Interstate Commerce Commission
Urban Leauge
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Who supported the creation of National Parks and protected over 100 million acres of land
Woodrow Wilson
William McKenley
Teddy Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
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Why did Roosevelt get involved in the 1902 coal miner's strike in Pennsylvaina
To take government control of the coal mines
To maintain a steady supply of coal for factories and homes
To discourage labor unions from going on strike
To regulate the Steel trust and monitor its practices

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