Progressivism Ch.21
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| Ashcan School | Artists in the 20th century, used as their subject matter the things and people found in city streets and slums.
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| Clayton Antitrust Act | Legislation that strengthened antitrust laws. Outlawed; interlocking directorates.
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| Conservation | The efficient management and use of natural resources.
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| Federal Reserve Act | A law establishing a Federal Reserve Board. Controlled the rediscount rate and money supply.
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| Hepburn Act | Federal legislation, gave the Interstate Commerce Commission sufficient power to inspect railroad companies.
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| Industrial Workers of the World | Militant labor organization. Inspired by European anarchists, that advocated "abolition of the wage system."
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| Muckraker | Progressive investigative journalists who exposed the seamy side of American life.
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| National American Woman Suffrage Association | An organization that united the National Woman Suffrage Association. Became the league of Women Voters.
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| National Association for the Advancement of Colored People | National interracial organization that promoted the rights of African Americans.
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| New Freedom | Woodrow Wilson's campaign for a proposed policy that would restore competition by breaking up the trusts/punishing corporations.
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| New Nationalism | Theodore Roosevelt's election for an expansion of federal power to regulate big business to promote social justice.
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| Niagara movement | Opposition to Booker T. Washington's advocacy of black accommodation to white prejudice, led to forming the NAACP.
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| Progressivism | Cluster of movements for various forms of social change. Opposed corruption, and inefficiency in government.
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| Square Deal | Described an arbitrated settlement between workers and an employer. More generally employed as a goal.
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| Underwood Tariff | A reform law that lowered tariff rates and levied the first regular federal income tax.
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| Woman Suffrage | The right of women to vote, ensured by the passage and ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment.
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| Sixteenth Amendment | Authorized federal income tax, 1913.
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| Nineteenth Amendment | Established woman suffrage, 1920
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| Newlands Act | Funneled revenues from sale of public lands to irrigation projects.
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| Pure Food and Drug Act | Prohibited the fraudulent advertising, manufacturing, and selling of impure foods and drugs.
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