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American History

QuestionAnswer
muckraker Journalists who drew attention to social problems
Square deal Roosevelt's policy to balance the needs of all Americans
Pure Food & Drug Act Part of the "square deal" required all foods and drugs to have truth on labels
Meat Inspection Act Federal government inspects meat
"How the Other Half Lives" Written by Jacob Riis, focused on bad living conditions, passed building codes in NYC
"The Jungle" Written by Upton Sinclair, focused on bad conditions on meat plants, passed the pure food and drug act as well as the meat inspection act
16th Amendment Made it legal for congress to pass an income tax (the more you make, the more you pay)
17th Amendment Each state has 2 senators elected by the people
18th Amendment Established an 8-hour workday
19th Amendment Nationwide women suffrage
Jane Adams & Hull House Offered healthcare, education, and social services in cities
Bull Moose Party Roosevelt progressive platform, branch of republican
Imperialism Stronger nations controlling weaker nations
yellow journalism Newspaper led by William Randolph Hearst and Joseph Pulitzer, battled for sales
protectorate Parent and child
Treaty of Paris 1898 Ended the Spanish-American War
Roosevelt Corollary Monroe Doctrine says US will intervene in Latin America
Panama Canal Shortcut connecting the Atlantic and the Pacific
Dollar Diplomacy Economic power rather than force
Created by: Zannah
 

 



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