Initiative, referendum, and recall procedures during the Progressive Era resulted in--

citizens' direct participation in the democratic process

Progessive women can be best described as

White Middle Class women who went to college

journalist who fought against lynching and helped found the NACP

The 17th Amendment (1913)...

allowed for the direct election of senators.

What was considered progressive about direct primaries?

They reduced the power of party bosses.

Social Gospel Movement

Preached salvation by service to poor

Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle"

inspired the Food and Drug Administration

How did recall provide reforms to politics?

voters could remove an official from office if they were corrupt

Teddy Roosevelt and Taft's views on monopolies differed because:

TR thought trusts could be good, Taft thought all were bad

Clayton Anti-Trust Act

Helped protect citizens from abusive corporations and monopolies.

Who were the muckrakers?

journalists who exposed corruption and abuses

Split ticket led to Wilson's win

The Federal Reserve System:

was created by Congress to provide a safer monetary sytem

Muckrackers were important because they,

exposed the problems in society

W.E.B. Du Bois is known for... Choose 2!!

creation of the NAACP, African American should receive their rights immediately

leader in the woman's suffrage movement

Federal Trade Commission

This was set up to investigate businesses & enforce regulatory laws

As a Conservationist, Teddy Roosevelt

Created National Parks to protect nature

ICC can regulate what railroads can charge.

What was the "square deal"?

Roosevelt makes business in US fair for rich and poor alike

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1
Federal Reserve System
Regulate Money supply
Secret Police
Clean government water
2
Initiative, referendum, and recall procedures during the Progressive Era resulted in--
tax burden on citizens
citizens' direct participation in the democratic process
separate schools for immigrants
3
What is the 19th Amendment?
Direct election of Senators
Prohibition of alcohol
Income Tax
Womens' right to vote
4
Progessive women can be best described as
White Middle Class women who went to college
working class women
Women who supported the Gold Standard
European women
5
Ida B. Wells
journalist who fought against lynching and helped found the NACP
famous jazz singer from the 1920s
6
The 17th Amendment (1913)...
allowed women to vote.
allowed for the direct election of senators.
created a federal income tax.
banned alcohol.
7
What was considered progressive about direct primaries?
They reduced the power of party bosses.
They allowed women to vote.
They allowed voters to pick any candidate from either party.
For the first time, secret ballots were used.
8
This was set up by Jane Adams to help poor immigrants live better
Jane Adams Hotel
Hull House
Hull Hotel
Adams House
9
Social Gospel Movement
Preached salvation by service to poor
fed poor people
entered saloons praying to stop alcohol
illegal personal gain
10
Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle"
inspired the Food and Drug Administration
all of these
caused the 8 hour work day
inspired the 18th Amendment
11
How did recall provide reforms to politics?
Political machines with more control
Citizens with obstacles to expressing their views
Government with easier taxing procedures
voters could remove an official from office if they were corrupt
12
Teddy Roosevelt and Taft's views on monopolies differed because:
TR thought trusts could be good, Taft thought all were bad
TR wanted laissez faire, Taft wanted a New Freedom
TR was the trust buster, Taft was laissez-faire
Taft believed good trusts could make the US a world power
13
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
Gave women the Right to Vote
Allowed citizens to vote on monopolies
Law passed to end Sharecropping in the South
Helped protect citizens from abusive corporations and monopolies.
14
Who were the muckrakers?
business leaders who exploited their workers
journalists who exposed corruption and abuses
government officials who took bribes
military leaders who refused presidential orders
15
Election of 1912
Split ticket led to Hoover's win
Split ticket led to Taft win
Split ticket led to Roosevelt win
Split ticket led to Wilson's win
16
Jacob Riis was responsible for which of the following books?
The Bitter Cry of Children
How the Other Half Lives
The History of the Standard Oil Company
The Jungle
17
The Anti-Defamation Leauge was formed in 1913 to defend Jews against physical attacks and false statements
True
False
18
Which President ran as a "Bull Moose?"
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
19
Graduated income tax that raises revenue for the federal government
14th Amendment
18th Amendment
16th Amendment
15th Amendment
20
The Federal Reserve System:
is the central bank of the US
Is who you pay your taxes to
was created by Congress to provide a safer monetary sytem
21
Temperance activist who linked alcohol to immoral behaviors
Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B. Anthony
Florence Kelly
Francis Willard
22
Muckrackers were important because they,
fought for the right to bear arms
exposed the problems in society
gave poor people money
solved crimes
23
W.E.B. Du Bois is known for... Choose 2!!
African Americans should receive their rights gradually
creation of the NAACP
Founded the National Consumer's League
African American should receive their rights immediately
24
Susan B. Anthony
leader in the woman's suffrage movement
first American woman elected to a national political office
first American woman to earn a professional degree
discovered a new comet
25
Federal Trade Commission
National banking system began in 1913
Weakened monopolies
This was set up to investigate businesses & enforce regulatory laws
Bill meant to lower tariffs on imported goods
26
Role of government in Progressive Era
Active
Passive
27
As a Conservationist, Teddy Roosevelt
Broke up Monopolies
cleaned up the NYC Police Department
Created National Parks to protect nature
created the Rough-Riders
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Hepburn act:
ICC can regulate what railroads can charge.
Safety and accuracy in food products.
The ICC prohibits favoritism in the railways.
Meat is chemically preserved.
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What was the "square deal"?
Pres. Wilsons plan to change america's geometry classrooms.
Teddy's plan to make American factories safer.
Wilson's plan to take on political machines.
Roosevelt makes business in US fair for rich and poor alike

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