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U.S. History

Progressivism Study Guide (Test Wednesday)

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Social Gospel Movement A movement that believed that Christians must help relive suffering and end poverty
What are Muckrakers? These people were Journalist
How did the Muckrakers help American Society? These were people who wrote about the corrupt side of business and public life in mass circulation magazines during the 20th century
The Jungle Written by Uptin Sinclair, this book exposed the filth and unsanitary conditions in meat-packing plants
Poll Tax Keeping African Americans from voting
17th amendment Election of the U.S senators by people rather than by state legislatures
Women's suffrage The right to vote in political elections
Why was teddy Roosevelt known as the trustbuster? because he actively used the Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 to challenge and break up powerful corporate monopolies.
Sherman Anti-trust act Against railroads, beef, oil, tobacco, and other trusts
How did teddy Roosevelt feel about conservation? He went against conservation and said that natural resources should be managed wisely
16th Amendment Allowed for income taxes
Election of 1912 Election between Woodraw wilson and TR
Federal Trade Act To investigate unfair business's
Clayton Antitrust act Strengthens the Sherman trust Act by stopping companies from buying stock and monopolies
Federal Reserve System To impose the nations banking practices and organizations
19th Amendment Gave women the right to vote
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