| A | B |
|---|
| Bull Moose Party | nominated Theodore Roosevelt for President in 1912 |
| National Grange | organization that tried to help farmers |
| William Tweed | New York City "boss" |
| William Jennings Bryan | 1896 presdiential candidate for the Democractic & Populist parties |
| inflation | makes buying products more expensive |
| Democratic Party | nominated Woodrow Wilson as candidate in election of 1912 |
| baseball | America's most popular sport in 1903 |
| railroad | Supreme Court ruled in favor of this industry in Wabash v. Illinois |
| farmers | started the Populist Party |
| Jane Addams | started the Hull House, a settelement house, in Chicago, IL |
| 1920 | year women gained the right to vote |
| conservation programs | protect natural resources |
| gold standard | farmers wanted to end this in order to cause inflation |
| Theodore Roosevelt | promised a "Square Deal" |
| suffrage | right to vote |
| 16th Amendment | allowed Congress to pass income tax laws |
| 17th Amendment | allowed citizens, instead of lawmakers, to vote for U.S. senators |
| child labor law | Wilson supported this law to protect children |
| Upton Sinclair | wrote The Jungle to show the terrible working conditions in meat-packing plants |
| muckrakers | writers who wrote about the problems of American life |
