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Progressive Era

Chapter 16

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What were the main problems reformers addressed? Work conditions, women's rights, children's rights, economic reform, and social welfare
What were the goals of reformers? End corruption or political and gov. bosses, gov. be honest on all levels, people having more say in whose elected and what laws are created
Who helped the poor when there bosses didn't care? YMCA, Salvation army, churches, settlement homes
Who was a political activist who fought for women and children's rights, and helped pass laws of limiting women's working hours and child labor? Florence Kelly
Who are journalists who expose corruptions in business and society? Muckrakers
Who exposed standard oil company's cut throat methods of eliminating competition? Ida Tarbell
Who shed light on the need to reforming of the meat packing industry? Upton Sinclair
Who publishes "How the Other Half Lived" and was a muckraker? Jacob Riis
Who published "The Shame of Cities" and exposed the corrupted city government? Lincoln Steffens
What groups wanted to ban alcohol? Anti-Saloon leagues and WCTU
What measures did citizens fight and win? Secret ballot, initiative, referendum, and recall
What voting starts with the people, citizens write and propose laws, requires signatures, and once on ballot voters say yes or no? Initiative voting
What kind of voting starts with legislation, where laws and written and approved by the people, and had two types? Referendum
Which type of referendum is it where a legislator proposes and the people approve or deny? Legislative Referendum
Which type of referendum is it where citizens petition to appeal or uphold an existing law? Popular(veto) Referendum
What was passed because the people wanted to choose the state senator? 17th Amendment (direct election of U.S. senators)
What did many women do as an occupation? Garment trade, classrooms, department stores, and office workers
What gender were the main progressive leaders? Women
What were the the three ways women tried to convince people to allow them to vote? Convince state legislators, pursue court cases testing the 14th Amendment, and push for national constitutional amendment
Who was nicknamed "fighting Bob" and helped regulate big businesses? Robert La Follette
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