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progressive era

TermDefinition
Progressive movement A movement to fix problems caused by industrialization.
muckrakers Journalists who exposed problems and corruption.
Ida Tarbell exposed standard oil
Upton Sinclair The Jungle and meatpacking.
Rough Riders Roosevelt's cavalry unit in the Spanish-American War.
Theodore Roosevelt Progressive president who regulated big business.
What happened to McKinley He was assassinated in 1901, making Roosevelt president.
What was the Square Deal Roosevelt's plan for fairness for workers, businesses, and consumers.
Capitalism Private businesses and ownership.
Socialism More public/collective control of the economy.
Roosevelt and capitalism He wanted to regulate capitalism, not destroy it.
Jim Crow Laws Laws and practices enforcing racial segregation.
Plessy v. Ferguson Separate but equal.
Booker T. Washington Vocational education and economic success.
W.E.B. Du Bois Civil rights and political equality.
Seneca Falls Convention Women's rights and the Declaration of Sentiments.
15th Amendment Voting protections regardless of race
19th Amendment Women's voting rights.
When 19th Amendment was ratified 1920.
 

 



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