Unit 13 APUSH
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| reform movement that called for governmental policies to right political, economic, and social wrongs of industrial age | Progressivism
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| journalists who exposed social wrongs; incited reform | Muckrakers
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| muckraker who exposed corrupt city govts | Lincoln Steffens
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| muckraker who wrote The History of the Standard Oil Company (which was broken into 34 companies in 1911—Exxon and Mobil) | Ida Tarbell
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| muckraking photojournalist (How the Other Half Lives) | Jacob Riis
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| muckraking author who wrote The Jungle about the meatpacking industry | Upton Sinclair
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| political movement that seeks to redistribute wealth to create greater social and economic equality | socialism
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| term that refers to any movement that attempts to appeal to the common man | populism
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| radical union that sought to nationalize industry, collectivize agriculture, and re-distribute wealth | Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
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| leader of the American Socialist Party | Eugene Debs
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| Populist Party platform that called for reforms to curtail power of banks and trusts | Omaha Platform
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| party system that included Republicans and Democrats; issues were Progressive era reforms | 4th Party system
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| tightly organized groups of politicians that dominated city politics | Political “machines"
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| Democratic political machine boss in New York City | Boss Tweed
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| institutions typically run by middle-class women in ethnic neighborhoods that provided social services to immigrants | Settlement houses
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| started Hull House (settlement house) in Chicago | Jane Addams
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| Progressive governor of Wisconsin | Robert LaFollette
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| direct election of political party's candidate (usually for President) | Direct primary
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| provided for direct election of US senators | 17th Amendment
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| instituted federal income tax | 16th Amendment
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| petitions that force vote on a law | initiatives
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| process whereby voters are asked to accept or reject particular proposal | Referendum
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| vote to remove elected official | Recall
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| Progressive reform whereby an individual votes in secret and his/her vote is not made public | Australian (secret) ballot
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| suffrage group led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B. Anthony; argued that women should get right to vote because of moral superiority | National American Woman Suffrage Association
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| gave women the right to vote in federal elections | 19th Amendment
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| nickname for Teddy Roosevelt's political agenda as president | Square Deal
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| progressive law that regulated railroad rates | Hepburn Act
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| Republican President who broke up the most trusts | William Howard Taft
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| strengthened Sherman Anti-trust Act and said unions were NOT trusts | Clayton Anti-trust Act
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| regulated interstate commerce in food by inspecting food for safety | Pure Food and Drug Act
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| required meat to be inspected before and after slaughter and required sanitary conditions in slaughterhouses; partly result of Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle | Meat Inspection Act
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| progressive conservationist who started the Sierra Club | John Muir
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| federal agency that regulates and manages the US economy | Federal Reserve System
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| nickname for Teddy Roosevelt's Progressive Party in the 1912 presidential election | Bull Moose Party
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