Chapter 15 Section 2 Flashcards
As a ___________ Theodore Roosevelt believed that the United States was in competition with other nations.
Social Darwinist
To regulate big business without breaking up trusts, Roosevelt convinced Congress to pass the _______________ to strengthen the Interstate Commerce Commission
Hepburn Act
In the Coal Strike of 1902, Roosevelt urged the union and the owners to accept __________,, which is a settlement imposed by an outside party
Arbitration
In 1906, Upton Sinclair’s observations in “The Jungle” resulted in passage of the ____________, regulating food industry
Pure Food and Drug Act
Realizing the nation’s bountiful resources were being used up at an alarming rate, Roosevelt urged Americans to _______ these resources.
Conserve
In 1902, Roosevelt supported passage of a law authorizing the use of funds from _______________ to pay for irrigation projects in the west.
Public Land
Roosevelt backed efforts to save ___________ and established many new national parks and wildlife refuges.
Nations Forests
Taft believed ___________- limited competition , hurt consumers, and protected the trusts.
high Tariffs
When Taft accepted the __________, which cut tariffs hardly at all and raised them on some goods, his standing among Republiccan progressives deteriorated.
Payne-Aldrich Tariff
Suspicion of Tafts secretary of the interior grew when he tried to make nearly a million acres of ___________available for private development
Public Forests
Taft established the ___________, a federal agency that investigated and publicized child labor problems.
Childrens Bureau
Taft also set up the Bureau of Mines to monitor the mining companies, expanded ___________, and prevented development of waterpower sites.
National Forests
wrote the jungle, a book describing conditions in the meatpacking industry
Upton Sinclair
disobedience to authority
insubordination
appointed to head the United States Forest Service
Gifford Pinchot