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The Progressive Movement

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  1. 1Progressivismreform movement that believed the solution to social problems lay in a more active government
  2. 2Muckrakersjournalists who investigated social conditions & political corruption
  3. 3Jacob Riismuckraker who wrote about poor condition facing immigrants in NYC
  4. 4Commission PlanA system of city government in which a board of commissioners with expertise in city services hires specialists to run city departments
  5. 5Robert La FolleteRepublican governor of Wisconsin who attacked the way political parties ran their conventions & introduced direct primary
  6. 6Direct PrimaryParty election in which all party members vote for someone to run in the general election
  7. 7InitiativeReform that allowed citizens to introduce a legislation and have the legislature vote on it
  8. 8Referndumreform that allowed proposed legislation to be submitted to the voters for approval
  9. 9Recallreform that allowed voters to demand a special election to remove an elected official from office before their term ended
  10. 10Suffrageright to vote
  11. 11Alice Paulsuffragist who formed the National Woman's Party
  12. 12Temperancemoderation or elimination of alcohol
  13. 13Prohibitionlaws banning the manufacture, sale, or consumption of alcohol
  14. 14socialismidea that the government should own and operate industry for the community as a whole
  15. 15Progressive Party"Bull Moose Party."
    Roosevelt
  16. 16New Nationalismsuggested reform programs of Roosevelt in the 1912 election
  17. 17New FreedomWoodrow Wilson's suggested reform programs
  18. 18Income Taxdirect tax on the earnings of individuals and corporations
  19. 19Federal Reserve Actlaw that set up a central banking system in 1913
  20. 20Federal Trade Commissionagency created by Congress to monitor American business
  21. 21Unfair Trade Practicesbusiness practices that unfairly limited competition
  22. 22National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)association formed in 1909 to bring an end to racial discremintation
  23. 23Joseph G. CannonSpeaker of the House under Pres. Taft
  24. 24Payne-Aldrich Tariffa law passed during the Taft administration that didn't effectively lower tariffs
  25. 25Richard BallingerTaft's secretary of he interior who was a conservative corporate lawyer
  26. 26syndicatea business group
  27. 27insubordinationdisobedience
  28. 28Square Dealreform programs of Pres. Roosevelt
  29. 29Norther Securitiesa giant holding company broken up by Roosevelt.
  30. 30Union Mine Workersa union for mine workers
  31. 31abitrationa settlement imposed by an outside party
  32. 32Hepburn Acta law intended to strengthen the Interstate Commerce Commission
  33. 33Upton Sinclairauthor of "The Jungle" which described horrible conditions in the meatpacking industry
  34. 34Where was the commission plan first used?Galveston, Texas in 1901
  35. 35What did Alice Paul have women do to try and persuade the president to support women's suffrage?A march in Washington, DC
    Hunger Strike
  36. 36"trustbuster"Theodore Roosevelt
  37. 37Why did Roosevelt have a problem with Northern Securities?He believed that the company went against the Sherman Antitrust Act
  38. 38What did the United Mine workers want? Where were they located? Why did Roosevelt get involved? What was the outcome?Workers wanted shorter hours & more pay.
    Eastern, PA
    If the mines shut down, the company would shut down
    Roosevelt threatened for the military to come in and workers agreed to Roosevelt's terms
  39. 39What was "The Jungle" about? What laws were passed because of this?"The Jungle" was about the poor conditions in Chicago's slaughter house.
    Meat Inspection Act & Pure Food and Drug Act
  40. 40Meat Inspection Actfederal inspection of meat sold & it set standards of cleanliness in meatpacking plants
  41. 41Pure Food and Drug ActProhibited manufacture, sale, or shipment of impure or falsely labeled food and drugs
  42. 42How did the progressives feel about Cannon?They wanted to unseat him because he had too much power
  43. 43Gifford PinchotAccused Ballinger of turning public lands in Alaska over to private business groups.
    Charges were false and Taft fires him.
    Head of U.S. Forest Service
  44. 44What act was the Income Tax placed under?Underwood Tariff
  45. 45Adamson ActEstablished 8 hour work day for railroad workers.
  46. 46Candidates in the 1912 election and what party they belonged toTheodore Roosevelt- Progressive "Bull Moose" party
    Woodrow Wilson- Democratic
    William Taft- Republican
  47. 4717th Amendmentrequired direct election of senators
  48. 4814 & 15th Amendmentsprotect voting rights of African American's
  49. 4919th Amendmentwomen suffrage
  50. 5018th AmendmentProhibition

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Karteikarten am The Progressive Movement, erstellt von brianagallagher1 am 07/10/2013.
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