US History II - Chap 9 Review

Which reason(s) did Wilson win the election of 1912?

As a result of children working they picked up all these habits EXCEPT___?

Wilson was raised in a family of...?

By 1900 all of these states gave women the right to vote EXCEPT?

A legacy from British women's suffrage was....?

In 1902 Pennsylvania Coal miners went on strike for all of these EXCEPT?

By 1910 how many children under 15 worked?

During Wilson's presidency this many businesses were put out of business under The Trade Act?

Women were eagerly hired for work because..?

Which of the following were not not an issue for conservation efforts?

Muller v Oregon, 1908, stated big corporations took unfair advantage of this group?

Under Wilson Washington DC became..?

This is considered the most important legacy of Wilson's presidency by today's standards?

Procedure which removes a public official from office by a vote by the people...

Why did the coal mine owners refuse to negotiate with the miners?

"Gas and Water Socialism" removed corrupt owners and did this...?

The NACW helped women of color with...?

Workers compensation for dangerous jobs that were injured or killed started in this state?

The Election of 1912 was a 4-way race between all of these EXCEPT:

By 1915, how many states had adopted a direct primary?

This US Constitutional Amendment, gave the people the right to vote for US Senators in 1913...

Carrie Chapman Catt was not only the President of NAWSA, but also...?

This former Gov. & Sen. from Wisconsin forbade railroads from issuing free passes....

This aimed to return control of the gov't to the people, and correct injustices...

   This tactic was used to educate the poor and immigrants on temperance and hard work...

This US Amendment to the Constitution gave women the right to vote...

TR was a fan of trust busting because?

This US Pres wanted a tough federal gov't; used the "Bully Pulpit" to influence his agenda...

Who did Teddy Roosevelt ask to "make individual sacrifices for the general good"?

Replacing city party machine jobs with experts is an example of______?

Women finally gain the right to vote nationally through this Amendment..?

Young, college-educated women used all these tactics to gain suffrage EXCEPT:

Procedure where a legislative matter is put before the people for a vote instead of lawmakers..

Application of principles used to increase business efficiency in the workplace....

Theodore Roosevelt held all these jobs EXCEPT?

Which of the following gave Taft trouble during his Presidency?

This muckraker journalist wrote The Jungle...

This was Pres. Roosevelt's progressive reforms designed to protect the people from big business

This US Pres was a trust-buster, didn't lower taxes and gave up federal protection of lands...

The National Women's Party took a more aggressive approach than NAWSA, to include?

Under TR's conservation plans, which did NOT occur?

NAWSA used a 5 step process to gain women's suffrage including all these EXCEPT:

This is the right to vote....

In Dayton , Ohio this form of city government was introduced...?

After using this platform to get elected Wilson did a major flip-flop on this issue?

The Democrats and Wilson took what % of votes in 1912?

The 1913 Keating-Owen Act was declared unconstitutional because...?

Women's social reform advocated all of the following EXCEPT?

He founded the American Socialist Party in 1900?

This organization introduced the 8 hour work day and paid workers $5 an hour?

This more than anything drove women into the workforce?

As Governor Wilson did all of these EXCEPT:

Joe Cannon the Speaker of the House under Taft, was a...?

All these were part of the 3 prong approach to obtaining women's suffrage EXCEPT:

As a result of TR firing a regiment of black soldiers, he invited this person to dinner?

To avoid voter intimidation, this began in Oregon, led by Senator William S U'Ren?

During the election of 1912 the Socialist Party took the most ever at this %?

This 1870 Amendment gave the right to vote to the Negro man?

The end of the Progressive Era came because of...?

As a result of Muller v Oregon & Bunting v Oregon the workday for adults was reduced to?

All of these are part of the Bull Moose Platform EXCEPT:

Astronomer, Prof. at Vassar, discovered a comet, challenged women to use skills of observation

In Galveston, Texas this form of city government was introduced...?

Although the 1906 Meatpacking Act began food handling regulations, it did NOT___?

The Hepburn Act of 1906 gave teeth to the ICC by?

This US Pres was a trust-buster, favored small business, did nothing to improve civil rights..

This is the banning of the manufacture, sale or possession of alcohol..

By 1900 how many women were working outside of the home?

This tariff of 1913 was the first to substantially reduce taxes on goods since the Civil War?

The National Reclamation Act (Newlands Act), took $ from the sale of public lands to do what?  

All of the following are top-notch women's colleges EXCEPT?

Which of the following is NOT one of the four goals of Progressivism?

Prior to 1900, 70% of working women were employed in this field?

Another leader of NAWSA, she garnered cautious support for women's suffrage from Pres. Wilson

Taft fired Pinchot and appointed this person as Secretary of the Interior.....?

National baking system created in 1913 to control money supply and the availability of credit..

This is a law that is begun the people instead of lawmakers....

All of these are white collar jobs held by women EXCEPT?

This Amendment instituted the federal graduated income tax in 1913?

This is a label for exposing the corrupt side of business and public life...

Teddy Roosevelt used his "Bully Pulpit" to influence media and?

Planned management of natural resources and/or protection of wilderness for the common good..

The Federal Trade Act of 1914 did what?

What event caused the public to reconsider the application of Laissez-faire?

Another name for the Bull Moose Party?

The ICC was developed in 1887 to prevent big business from?

T/F:Meat Inspection Act halted the sale of contaminated foods/drugs; began truth in labeling..

With the onset of WWI women did all of the following EXCEPT:

The PA Coal Miners Strike led to the precedent of?

The National Women's Party was founded by:

Federal agency created in 1914 to stop unfair business practices

All of the following were reasons children were hired EXCEPT____?

The Elkins Act of 1903 affected railroads how?

Involved in women's reform, she was an advocate for women and children...

Government reform was designed to improve efficiency and   ?

Due to the success of the direct primary, this 1913 Amendment allowed election of  US Senators?

In 1848, women began voicing their right for the vote at this convention?

Touted by Pres. Taft as the best tax ever passed; it failed to significantly reduce taxes

Wilson's big ideas for the nation after his election included all of these EXCEPT:

By 1890 more women had this than men...?

Prior to the Food & Drug Act, which ingredients were added to foods/drugs?

This Amendment in 1868 guaranteed citizenship to all persons born or naturalized in the USA?

This man became President after President McKinley was assassinated?

Gov. La Follette set uniform price rates & forbade issuance of "free passes" on which industry?

T/F: Pure Food and Drug Act required strict standards of cleanliness; began food inspections

All of the following were part of the 3 Part Strategy to obtain voting rights for women EXCEPT?

The Federal Reserve System was designed to...?

Head of US Forestry Service; advised keeping portions of federal lands free from development..

The WCTU did all of the following EXCEPT:

Under the Federal Reserve Act, the country was divided into this many banking districts?

Reform Mayors instituted all these changes EXCEPT_____?

Another name for the Progressive Party; formed to re-elect Teddy Roosevelt

The assembly line is an example of:_______?

She was the leader of NAWSA, and led the fight for women's suffrage...

Teddy's Rough Riders fought in which war?

Keating-Owen was defeated and by 1920 children under 15 in the workplace was reduced by?

For the first time more college women were NOT doing what?

Why didn't TR take up the issues of black civil rights?

Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were part of this organization?

Before becoming President, Wilson was governor of what state?

Which state adopted the first direct primary?

In 1869 this was the first state to give women the right to vote?

This was the movement to reform work conditions, housing, safe foods/drugs and education?

The creation of the Roosevelt and Shoshone Dams set what precedent?

The Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 did all of these EXCEPT: