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Progressive Vocab

Vocabulary relating to our study of the Progressive Era

TermDefinition
Settlement House a house or institution that provided various community services to those in need, usually in bigger cities
suffrage the right to vote
muckraker someone who exposed corruption and wrong-doing, usually a journalist
temperance banning alcohol
constituents a person who authorizes another to act on their behalf, such as a voter in a district represented by an elected official.
legislation laws
conservation preserving natural resources like forests, rivers, etc.
Meat Inspection Act Law stating that meat now had to be inspected before it could be sold to people, resulting in a lot less people getting sick from spoiled meat.
16th Amendment Established an income tax for American workers. Now a portion of your wages goes toward paying your taxes.
17th Amendment Changed the way that Americans elect their senators. Senators are now directly elected by the people of a state.
18th Amendment Prohibition. Made alcohol illegal in the US.
19th Amendment Granted suffrage to all citizens so now women could vote.
recall Voters can now remove public (elected) officials from office.
initiative Constituents can now propose laws that they want.
referendum People can now vote directly on some laws rather than their representatives doing it.
Interstate Commerce Act Regulated the railroad industry and made it so that it could not be too powerful.
Pure Food and Drug Act Law that declared all food and prescriptions had to be labeled and that buyers have the right to know what is in the products they're buying.
Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle which looked at bad conditions in a meat packing plant and lead to the passage of the Meat Inspection Act
Ida B. Wells African American, female activist who worked on equality for women African Americans and anti-lynching laws
Susan B. Anthony activist for women's suffrage
W.E.B. DuBois Founded the NAACP to work on civil rights issues and cases for African Americans
Booker T. Washington founded the Tuskegee Institute to help African Americans receive and education or training
Jane Addams opened a settlement house called Hull House in Chicago to help women, children and immigrants
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