Chapter 18 APUSH Flashcards

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Triangle Shirtwaist Company Fire

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146 workers killed–mostly young women from Europe from a fire

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Progressive

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happening or developing gradually

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Progressive era

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Political movement that seeked the advance of human condition through social reform (Science, tech., social organization)

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Muckrakers

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Named by Teddy rosevelt, they were jurnalists and novelists of the progressive era who wanted to expose corruption in big bussiness and gov.

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Upton Sinclair-The Jungle

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book that describes the savage nature of packingtown. –exposes the appaling work conditions of the meat packing industry

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Ellis island/Angel Island

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Chinese immagrints were held on Angel island for weeks, months, or even years while waiting for hearings on their applications

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Vaudeville

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Symbolic of the cultural diversity of early twntieth century America

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Henry ford

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famous for being the founder of Ford Motor Company–invented several vehicles Moved T

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Assembly line (HF)

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Allowed for the work to be taken to workers rathern than the worker moving to and around to vehicle

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Fordism

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Involves the use of the ‘assembly line’

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Scientific management

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the theory of management that analyzes workflows–imprving economic efficiency

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Socialist Party

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political party formed in 1901, opposing capatilism and wanted a radical democracy where people controled their own lives. Classles, femenist, socialist society with no racism, sexism.

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Eugene V Debs

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American socialist leader–five time presidential candidate for the social democratic party of US. Received one million votes for pres while in jail

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AFL (American federation of Labour)

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Focused on obtaining rights to bargain collectivly for wages, hours, and working conditions

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Collective bargaining

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The process in which working people,through unions, negotiate contracts with employers

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IWW (industrial workers of the World)

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Labour organization founded in chicago in 1905 by representatives of 43 groups

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Big Bill Haywood

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member of the executive commitee of the socialist party. Founding member and leader of IWW

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Lawrence strike

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Striking of workers of mostly immagrants who protested for better wages and shorter week.–were attacked and beaten by police and at least one killed by massachusets state militia

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Mother Jones

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A fiery woman and fearless organizer for the Mine Workers during 1900-1920

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Who founded the Birth control league, and what was it?

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Founded by Margeret Sanger–precursor of planned parenthood.

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Oregon System

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Package of reforms–set of political tools that put more power in the hands of the electorate. Women gained right to vote in 1912 in oregon.

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When did women gain the right to vote?

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August 18, 1920

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Wisconsis idea

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Educucation»»should infuelnce peoples lived beyond the boundries of a classroom.

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What was the 17th amendment?

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Allowing voters to cast direct votes for US senators–prior=chosen by state legislatures

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Jane Addams/hull house
Was a progressivce social reformer and activist who owned a mansion that helped over 9,000 people each week (mostly immigrants)
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"New Woman"
new generation of active women, who beleived in womens suffrage, equal oppurtunities, and what they called rational dress
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national consumers league--florence kelly
After she moved to New York, became head of NCL and worked to shorten work days and pay workers more.
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Louis Brandeis
Judicial figure-- advocater for everyday americans from 1856-1941
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Muller v. Oregon
US supreme court case--important to progressive Era. It upheld Oregon law of limiting the workday of women earners to ten hours. (called women workers!)
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Teddy Rosevelt/square deal
His domestic program, which reflected three goals--consevation of natural recourses, control of corporations, and consumer protection.
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Northern securities
First example of roosevelts use of anti-trust legislation to dismantle monopoly.
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Coal strike
a strike by the united mine workers of America in coalfeild for higher wages and shorter workdays. --gained these things and recognition.
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