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What are muckrakers? Writers who exposed corruption in business and government
Who was Ida Tarbell? Muckraker
Who was Lincoln Steffens? Muckraker
Who was Upton Sinclair? Muckraker
What president gave muckrakers their name? Theodore Roosevelt
What explorer first reached the North Pole? Robert E. Peary
Who was the president between 1897 and 1901? William McKinley
To what political party did William McKinley belong? Republican
Into what war William McKinley lead the United States? Spanish American
What area was annexed into the United States during William McKinley's presidency? The Philippines
How did the Ivy League get its name? Old ivy-covered building
How many colleges make up the Ivy League? Eight
What colleges make up the Ivy League? Brown, Columbia, Cornell, Harvard, Princeton, Yale, Dartmouth, University of Pennsylvania
Who founded the Universaal Negro Improvement Association? Marcus Garvey
What two things did Marcus Garvey want for African-Americans in the 1920s? Black separatism and nationalism
What was the purpose of Marcus Garvey's Black Star shipping line? Take black Americans back to Africa
Why was Marcus Garvey jailed? mail fraud
Why was Marcus Garvey deported to Jamaica? American government feared his influence in the black community
What is the motto of the New York Times? "All the news that's fit to print"
What are flappers? Women in the 1920s who cut their hair short and wore short skirts
How did flappers defy social conventions of their time? cut hair, wore sort skirts, drank alcohol, smoked
What African-American educator established a girls school in 1904? Mary McLeod Bethune
What college was established by Mary McLeod Bethune? Bethune-Cookman College
What civil rights organization was founded by Mary McLeod Bethune? National Council of Negro Women
What did Mary McLeod Bethune promote the teachinbg of in public schools? Black history
Name two things Mary McLeod Bethune was against. poll tax and racial discrimination
What is meant by "big stick diplomacy?" International negotiations backed up by threat of force
Who said, "Speak softly but carry a big stick?" Theodore Roosevelt
What was the purpose of child labor laws? forbid or restrict the employment of children and young teenagers
What group generally opposed child labor laws? businesses
In 1918, the Supreme Court said child labor laws were ______? unconstitutional
What law, upheld by the Supreme court as constitutional, finally restricted work for children in the United States? Fair Labor Standards Act
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