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Progressive Era

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muckrakers progressive journalists who focused on corruption
W.E.B. DuBois a founder of NAACP
Henry Ford introduced mass production
president of National Women's Party Anita Pollitzer
Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle about meatpacking corruption
founder of Tuskegee Institute Booker T. Washington
supported compulsory school attendance Richard Manning
Camp Jackson army training camp that remains in Columbia, training all East Coast
Parris Island and Charleston marine training centers
Woodrow Willson President when US enters WWI
organized women's convention in Seneca Falls, national spokesperson Susan B. Anthony
Archduke Ferdinand assassination started WWI
right to vote suffrage
Temperance Movement groups opposed to sale and consumption of alcohol
amendment granting women right to vote 19th Amendment
reforms of progressisve movement improved safety conditions for workers, child labor, reduced work hours, corruption, education, suffrage
Square Deal and Big Stick Theodore Roosevelt
prohibition ban on sale and use of alcohol
why US entered WWI submarines sank merchant ships, Lusitania
armistice to cease hostilities while negotiations of peace
18th Amendment national prohibition
16th Amendment national income tax
League of Nations Woodrow Wilson
Richard Manning most progressive SC governor
Coleman Blease pardoned 1500+ convicts
Pure Food and Drug Act response to The Jungle expose of corruption in meat packing
push for conservation Theodore Roosevelt
Benjamin Tilllman federal aid to dredge Charleston harbor
new SC crops after 1890 corn, hay, tobacco, peaches
neutral not taking sides
secret ballot voting method that hid identity of voter
interchangeable parts pre-made, standardized components
mass production manufacture of identical products in large quantities
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