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us history ch 13
Stack #193471
| Question | Answer |
|---|---|
| These progressives believed taht less democracy in the government would make it more efficient | Efficiency |
| governor of Wisconsin that gave his state the nickname "the laboratory of democracy" with ideas such a direct primary | Robert Lafollette |
| Theodore Roosevelt followed this idea in international affairs | social darwinism |
| who believed that most trusts were benficial to the efficiency or the government and should only be regulated | Theodore Roosevelt |
| Roosevelt's right hand man who followed him in the presidency | Taft |
| law that prohibited employment of children under 14 in factories involved in interstate commerce; later declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court | Keating-Owen |
| used protests to help force suffrage for women | Alice Paul |
| government ownership of business | socialism |
| Roosevelt warned Taft to avoid these because the controversial issue would split the Republican party | tariffs |
| because he did not think Taft lived up to Progressive ideals, TR ran for president again as a candidate for this party | Progressive Party |
| where all party members vote for a candidate to run in the general election; for examples, all republicans can vote in the republican primary to elect their presidential candidate. | direct primary |
| although he did not believe in high tariffs, Taft passed a bill barely lowering tariffs which let down many people of his party | Payne-Aldrich Tariff |
| this and urbanization were blamed for society's problems | industrialization |
| the preservation of the environment and TR's biggest legacy | conservation |
| an organization to protect the voting rights and other rights of African Americans, founded by W.E.B. Du Bois | NAACP |
| nickname for the Progressive Party of TR | Bull Moose |
| unregulated markets | laissez-faire |
| Upton Sinclair, Jacob Riis, Ida B. Tarbell | muckrakers |
| allow voters to call for a special election to remove an elected official | recall |
| allow citizens to vote on proposed legislation | referendum |
| allow citizens to introduce bills | initiative |
| signed legislation allowing an income tax, later becoming the 16th amendment | Woodrow Wilson |
| the 17th amendment called for the direct election of these people | senators |
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