Gilded Age and Progressive Age

Which of the following nicknames was given to politicians who supported reform?

The 19th Amendment to the Constitution resulted in - 

What is patronage?

Boss Tweed's political macine was known as - 

The main goal of the Granger movement was to

Worker's compensation was designed to 

The purpose of the Interstate Commerce Act was to

He was the only president to serve two non-consecutive terms

The greatest enemy of the Grange was - 

What German philosopher wrote "The Communist Manifesto"?

A muckraker is a person who

Graft is defined as - 

During the Gilded Age, graft was taking place at which level of government?

The Gilded Age can best be described as a period of

During the late 1800s Midwestern farmers found that earning a living was difficult because - 

The first honest president of the Gilded Age was

A person who changes parties or political positions after his/her election is known as a - 

He was known for his "Front Porch" campaign

He was a Stalwart, then a Turncoat who passed the Pendleton Act

The "Wobblies" were a radical

Members of the Populist Party were mostly

In the Gilded Age, business leaders often influenced politics by

Which author and which president are most responsible for the Pure Food and Drug Act?

The Populists believed that most of the economic problems could be solved by establishing 

The opportunity for citizens to vote on legislation is called a

Laws requiring individuals to pass civil service examinations for jobs were enacted to - 

William "Boss" Tweed's nemesis (enemy) was . . .

If a student got a petition to change the curfew law - what political reform would he/she use?

Which group did not benefit from the Progressive Era?

Jane Addams is a reformer who is most often associated with - 

Who was the founder of the American Socialist Party?

Jim Crow laws - 

Which of the following is true of W.E.B. Dubois?

The Progressive Era is a period characterized by

Free Traders wanted tariffs - 

What landmark SCOTUS (Supreme Court of the U.S.) decision resulted in "separate but equal"?

He was the candidate in 1896 for Populists and Democrats

Considering the "Wizard of Oz" who did the Wizard represent?

Of all the legislation passed by Teddy Roosevelt, he is most remembered for - 

He was assassinated only a few months after his election

Which people or groups practiced the notion of "Social Gospel"?

Eugene V. Debs was the leader of

Robert LaFollette is most well known as the reformer who fought for 

Ida B Wells is most well known for her effort to eliminate

At the turn of the century, most immigrants settled in cities because ...

The WCTU lobbied for - 

Theodore Roosevelt was give the nickname "Trust Buster", but the person who deserved it was - 

Local governments were restructured, eliminating political machines, due to - 

In the "Wizard of Oz", Dorothy, the Tinman, and the Scarecrow going to Oz represents - 

Which of the following was the most popular form of entertainment during the late 1800's?