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Ch 9Barnette

barnette standard chapter 9 progresives

QuestionAnswer
Suffrage The Right to Vote
Women's Suffrage Women's Right to Vote, strenthened by more women being college-educated
Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton leaders of the woman's suffrage movement
NAWSA National American Woman Suffrage Association- pushed for women's rights.
Woodrow Wilson President during World War 1
19th amendment granted women the right to vote
Progressive Movement Period from 1890-1920 that sought to change the problems in society
Goals of the Progressive Movmeent Social Welfare (YMCA and settlement houses), Economic Reform,Fostering efficiency in the workplace (scientific management/assembly lines)
Muckrakers Journalists who exposed problems in society through their writing
Initiative a bill that originates with the people
The Jungle Written by Upton Sinclair that exposed the unsanitary conditions in the meat-packing industry.
Pure Food and Drug aCT law that required truthful labels
NAACP National Association for the Advancemen of Colored People who sought equality among races.
Assembly Line part of scientific management where each person has a specific job.
Sherman Antitrust Act outlawed the formation of trusts
Settlement Houses Places where immigrants could learn American skills. Formed by social reformers
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