| A | B |
|---|
| socialism- | Economic and Political philosophy that favors public control of property and income |
| municipal- | relating to a city (Example: Municipal Gov't) |
| injunction- | court order that prohibits an action |
| muckrakers- | journalist who exposes the wrongdoings of politicians or corporation |
| Progressive Era- | (1890-1920)period when a variety of reforms were made at local, state, and fed. levels |
| social welfare program- | program designed to ensure a basic standard of living for all citizens |
| direct primary- | voters cast ballot to select nominees for upcoming elections |
| 16th Amendment- | states that congress can collect taxes on your income |
| 17th Amendment- | popular elections of senators |
| 18th Amendment- | prohibition of alcohol |
| 19th Amendment- | gave women the right to vote |
| Sherman Antitrust Act- | (1890) outlawed combinations of companies that restrained trade or commerce |
| Clayton Antitrust Act- | (1914) passed to strengthen the Sherman Antitrust Act by spelling out all business activities that were forbidden |
| Federal Reserve System- | United States central banking system, Est. in 1913 |
| civil disobedience- | nonviolent refusal to obey a law in an effort to change it |
| new nationalism- | Ted Roosevelt's program that called for more federal regulation of business, welfare legislation, and progressive reforms. |
| Susan B. Anthony- | Political activist and womens right's leader in the late 1800's |
