Contemporary Studies - Ch.9 Review

During the Spanish American War, Roosevelt achieve hero-status as a member of what elite force?

Who won the 1912 Presidential Election?

What compromise bill, signed by Taft, only moderated tariffs, after promise to lower them?

Who helped to found the National American Woman Suffrage Association?

Who was the sickly child who became an ambitious governor from NY, and eventually US President?

Passed in 1920, what Constitutional Amendment finally allowed women the right to vote?

Regardless of the progressive reforms of Roosevelt/Wilson, what group was largely neglected?

What is the private banking system under federal government control, divided into 12 districts?

What movement in the early 1900s was largely pushed by the Woman's Christian Temperance Union?

Who was the 3 term governor of WI, who was known for successfully attacking political machines?

Which of the following is a bill proposed by people, not lawmakers, and put on a ballot?

Which of the following is NOT one of the aims of the Progressive Movement?

What global event actually distracts America and causes reform efforts to stall out?

Which was NOT one of the 3-part strategy for achieving Women's Suffrage by the NAWSA

Who won the 1908 presidential election, with the help of Roosevelt's support?

Which of the following refers to a law voted on by people, not legislature?

What was created by the Wilson Administration as a watchdog agency to regulate business?

Which amendment to the US Constitution permits popular election of senators?

Many industrial female workers from the era began to meet where to seek working reforms?

Which Supreme Court Case upheld the limit of a 10 hour work day for men and women?

Which of the following was not a part of election reform during the Progressive Era?

After 1900, how many women out of every 5 held a job?

Who was the head of the NAWSA, who led the final push for women's suffrage?

Who wrote the novel The Jungle?

What term is used for journalists who exposed corruption in politics and business?

Which of the following was Roosevelt's attempt at pushing federal regulation on the railroads?

Which two laws regulate sanitary conditions and requires truth in labeling?

What Constitutional Amendment was passed to legalize a graduated income tax?

Who was the Socialist Party Candidate in the election of 1912?

Roosevelt becomes president at the age of 42, after serving as VP for what man, who was shot?

Who was fired by Taft, after questioning his appointment to the interior secretary position?

In what state did the election reforms like initiatives and recalls first take place?

Which refers to voters being able to remove an elected official through early election?

The assembly line, an effort in time and motion studies for the work place, is part of what?

50% of jobs held by women during this time were in what field?

The NAACP, with a goal of full equality among races, stands for what?

As a conservationist, dedicated to preservation and development, TR helped create what?

What law was passed to stop companies from buying stock to form monopolies that way?

Teddy Roosevelt's series of Progressive Reforms are collectively known as what?

What book during helped to expose the unsanitary conditions in the meat-packing industry?

What third party was created by Progressives in 1912 for Teddy Roosevelt?

Who was the political activist who helped pass a law prohibiting child labor?

Roosevelt's vocal leadership and publicity campaigns really helped him to be considered what?