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The Progressive Movement- vocabulary + people + Amendments/Laws

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political machinepowerful organizations linked to political parties.
political bossa representative of the political machine; controlled jobs and services.
suffragethe right to vote.
arbitrationsettling a dispute by an impartial outsider.
discriminationunequal treatment because of race, religion or ethnic background.
patronagethe spoils system (giving gov't jobs for favors).
civil servicea group of non-elected government workers.
Theodore Rooseveltpromised the people a 'square deal' and supported conservation of the environment.
muckrakersrevealed corrupt practices in gov't by writing articles.
Prohibition Lawanother name for the 18th Amendment.
Gentlemen's Agreementrestricted Japanese immigration to the US.
Plessy v Fergusondecision that legalized racial segregation; separate but equal.
Upton Sinclairwrote 'The Jungle' and led to the Meat Inspection Act.
William Howard Tafthelped ratify an amendment that allowed gov't to tax peoples income.
Woodrow Wilsonratified the Federal Reserves Act with regulated banking.
mutualistasMexican immigrant support group; helped to raise money for legal assistance.
NAACPsupport group for African Americans.
Dr. Carlos Montezumafought for justice for Native Americans.
Sherman Anti-Trust Actlaw to control trusts and monopolies.
Interstate Commerce Actrequired RR to charge fair rates.
Federal Reserve Actlaw to regulate banking.
Pendleton Actlaw to set up competitive exams for federal jobs.
Chinese Exclusion Actlaw that kept workers from an Asian country from entering US.
Pure Food and Drug Actlaw that required accurate labeling of food and medicine.
16th Amendmentallowed for collection of income tax.
17th Amendmentallowed people to elect senators.
18th Amendmentdisallowed the sale or transport of alcohol.
19th Amendmentallowed women the right to vote.
Wyomingthe first state to allow women the right to vote.


Alison Goss

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