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9th Grade History - Chapter 21

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Trust groupsThis groups was unhappy with the outcome of the northern securities case
What did President Roosevelt support?conservation of natural resources, the Pure Food and Drug Act, and the Meat Inspection Act
What was the chief goal of the Women's Christian Temperance Union?The ban of the sale of alcohol
In the late 1800s some southern states gave women the right to hat?Vote
What was the purpose of the recall and the initiative?To give voters more power over government
What did Progressives support?Direct elections of senators, graduated income tax, and presidential primaries
What did the Seventeenth amendment achieve?That Senators were elected directly
President Cleveland took steps to regulate railroads by getting Congress to do what?They set up the Interstate commerce Commission
Why was the Civil Service Commission set up?To tame the Spoils System
Who campaigned for suffrage?Carrie Chapman Catt
Who led the Progressive Movement in Wisconsin?Robert La Follette
Who help set up the NAACP?W.E.B. Du Bois
Who was a powerful and corrupt city boss?William Tweed
Who revealed gruesome practices of the meatpacking industry?Upton Sinclair
MuckrakersReporters who wrote about corruption
What did they call Roosevelt when he tried to regulate giant companiesA Trustbuster
What gave voters the power to make a bill become a law?A Referendum
Voters choose a party's candidate in a what?Primary
Who were women who campaigned for the right to vote?Suffragists
What was the Federal Trade Commission set up to do?Stop companies from using unfair business practices
What book was most responsible for the Meat Inspection Act of 1906?The Jungle
What was the purpose of the Tuskegee Institute?To teach the practical skills to black students
What does the Wisconsin Idea refer to?Reforms that many Progressives wanted
Who was attacked in Thomas Nast's cartoons?William Tweed
People who hold federal jobs are part of what?The Civil Service
What gave voters the right to introduce a law for the state legisture to vote on?An Initiative
What was set up to regulate the railroad industry?The Interstate Commerce Commission
What gave Congress the power to impose an income tax?The Sixteenth Amendment
What required certain manufacturers to list ingredients on packages?The Pure Food and Drug Act
What party supported Theodore Roosevelt for President?The Bull Moose Party
What regulated the banking industry?The Federal Reserve Act
The Civil Service Commission required job seekers to do what?Pass exams
What did Lincoln Steffens write about in The Shame of the Cities?Political Corruption
Who were some of the muckrakers who wrote about corruption and injustice?Ida Tarbell, Upton Sinclair, and Jacob Riis
What did the Progressives believe in?Public Interest
Why did some western states give women the right to vote?They recognized the role of women building the West.
"Say No To Alcohol" - expresses the goal of whom?Carry Nation
Who might have said, "The rights of the public to natural resources outwiegh private interests and must be given first consideration"?Theodore Roosevelt
What did the Northern Securities case show that President Roosevelt would do?That he would stand up against trusts
What did Woodrow Wilson want the Federal Trade Commission to do?Control big business
What did La Follette organize?The Wisconsin Idea
What did Theodore Roosevelt organize?The Square Deal
What did Woodrow Wilson organize?The New Freedom
Who was the founder of the Tuskegee Institute?Booker T. Washington
What did the Chinese Exclusion Act and the Gentlemen's Agreement show?Americans were determined to limit immigration from Asia
Why did the Mexican Americans form mutualistas?To defend themselves against violence
Who were muckrakers?Writers who exposed the evils and the corruption in politics
What did the Nineteenth Amendment provide for?The direct election of senators


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Clinton/Graceville/Beardsley Middle School
Beardsley, MN

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