The Progressive Era

Theodore Roosevelt refused to support President Taft's reelection, & the Republican Party split after the

This event was a turning point for reform in workplace safety.

Journalist who exposed Rockefeller's underhanded tactics at Standard Oil.

She was arrested for "knowingly, wrongfully, and unlawfully" voting in 1872.

Won all but 8 states in the 1912 election.

Plan that called for tariff reductions, banking reforms, and stronger anti-trust laws

Why was the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire a landmark in labor history?

Roosevelt formed the "Bull-Moose" party because

This cartoon illustrates President Roosevelt's national reputation as a

How did muckrakers prepare the way for political reforms?

When President Wilson succeeded in reducing tariffs, the government made up the shortfall by a graduated

In the Progressive Era, women reformers campaigned for civil rights, children's health & welfare, and

This author wrote "The Jungle" in the hopes of advancing the ideas of socialism.

This novel by Upton Sinclair prompted an investigation into the

Wilson's campaign slogan was the New ___________.

Amendment giving women the right to vote.

Roosevelt's administration filed hundreds of lawsuits against

In the garment industry, why were women paid less than men?

The split within the Republican Party in the 1912 election allowed ______ to win.

The amendment that allowed Congress to levy taxes on an individual's income.

Cabinet Member who allowed business leaders to purchase land in Alaska.

Teddy Roosevelt saw the White House as a ___________.

States in which area of the country were first to give women the right to vote?

What is one reason it took 72 years from the Seneca Falls Convention in 1848 for women to gain the right to vote?

Upton Sinclair's shocking novel sparked an investigation that led to

What were the main concerns of the NACW?

What political reform was enacted through the ratification of the 17th Amendment?

The ______ caused Roosevelt to withdraw his support of President Taft.

Roosevelt's plan to limit the power of trusts & promote public health & safety

Chief of the U.S. Forest Service

Why did the Republican Party's plan to control Teddy Roosevelt backfire?

This governor pushed through reforms on campaign spending, railroad regulation, & civil service in Wisconsin.

Reformers called for prohibition because they believed that alcohol

By 1912, most states had laws prohibiting children from working full time.

Anti-suffragists feared that if women got the right to vote, they would

Soon after he took office as president, Teddy Roosevelt intervened in the

The first president to modernize the presidency and use the "bully pulpit" to shape legislation.

The struggle for women's suffrage resulted in a final victory with the ratification of the

What groups' needs did Roosevelt feel should be balanced in the "Square Deal".

This governor agency, created under President Wilson, enforces antitrust laws & unfair business practices

Journalists who exposed the dark side of society were called __________.

Florence Kelley led a successful effort in Oregon to limit women's workday to

President Wilson called for higher tariffs and the repeal of most anti-trust legislation.

Roosevelt created the U.S. Forest Service & the National Park Service because

The Roosevelt administration pursued and dissolved trusts that competed unfairly.