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Chapter 18-progressivism Flashcards

1
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When two parties are required to reach a settlement like what happened between the coal miner owners and coal mine workers in 1903

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arbitration

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He required the coal mine owners and coal mine workers to arbitrate their differences in 1903

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Theodore Roosevelt believed that this industry was putting private interests at the forefront rather than the good of the nation

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Coal Industry

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He wanted to help honest big business while busting dishonest big business.

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Theodore Roosevelt used his trust busting “Big Stick” on this company.

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Northern Securities Company

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Theodore Roosevelt’s trust busting strategy was called this.

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Square Deal

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Theodore Roosevelt’s economic reform program was called this.

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New Nationalism

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This was tariff was to reduce substantially import tariffs

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Underwood Tariff

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He created many new National Parks and National Monuments as a conservationist president.

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Theodore Roosevelt

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In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt would lead this new political party.

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Progressive Party

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Another name for the 1912 Progressive Party

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Bull Moose Party

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He was Theodore Roosevelt’s hand picked successor in 1908

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William Howard Taft

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In 1911, He files suit against US Steel to prove his position as a progressive politician.

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William Howard Taft

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14
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This government agency investigated child labor abuse.

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Children’s Bureau

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Immediately after Taft’s election, his old ______ ways became apparent.

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conservative

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He would privatize Alaska’s forest resources against Gifford Pinchot’s wishes.

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Richard Balenger

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Taft would fire the head of the Forest Service ________ because he was insubordinate to Taft’s wishes.

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Gifford Pinchot

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18
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Taft’s signing of the _______ tariff increases the taxes on import and begins many arguments with progressives in the Republican Party

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Payne-Aldrich Tariff

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He was the ultra-conservative leader of the House of Representatives in 1908

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Joe Cannon

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He went to Africa and then Europe only to return to the US for the 1912 election running as a progressive Bull Moose candidate.

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Theodore Roosevelt

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He was born in Virginia but grew up in Georgia and then worked at Princeton University before being elected President in 1912.

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Woodrow Wilson

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He was a progressive Democrat

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Woodrow Wilson

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23
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Woodrow Wilson’s monetary policy included making a _______.

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Federal Reserve System

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Wilson’s economic program of destroying all monopolies good or bad so that the market will be truly competitive was called

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New Freedom

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These people were investigative reporters who exposed the bad in society.

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Muckrakers

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Upton Sinclair’s muckraking novel about the meat packing industry was called ____

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The Jungle

27
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Jacob Riis’ muckraking expose’ on local city government corruption was called _____

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Shame of the Cities

28
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Ida Tarbell’s investigative report was concerning this company.

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Standard Oil

29
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The council/mayor systems were filled with the old corrupt ______ in city government.

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political machines

30
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This city government plan used experts elected to government positions.

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Commission System

31
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This city government plan had the elected politicians hire an expert to run the operations of the city.

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City manager plan

32
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These laws were passed by local cities to clean up and scientifically control building with in their boundaries.

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zoning laws

33
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He was a progressive governor that cleaned up Wisconsin’s government.

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Robert La Follette

34
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This allowed citizens to introduce new laws in state legislatures.

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Initiative

35
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This allowed voters to approve state laws by voting

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referendum

36
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This allowed voters to remove state officials through a special election.

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recall

37
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The Jungle by Upton Sinclair directly lead to this federal law.

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Meat Inspection Act

38
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This federal law required proper labeling on groceries and medicines

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Pure Food and Drug Act

39
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This was to reduce the power of the Robber Barons by controlling the money supply.

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Federal Reserve Act

40
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This led to direct income taxes.

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16th Amendment

41
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This was the outlawing the manufacturing, sale, and transportation of alchol

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Prohibition

42
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The theory of using but not abusing the natural environment advocated by Theodore Roosevelt

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Conservationism

43
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The theory no human interference with the natural world like John Muir

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Preservationism

44
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This law was primarily to conserve water resources in western states.

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Newland’s Reclamation Act

45
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Theodore Roosevelt appoints this progressive the leader of the Forest Service.

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Gifford Pinchot

46
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This government agency was established by progressives to monitor the behavior of big business

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Federal Trade Commission

47
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Women’s suffrage became the law of the land with the _____

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19th Amendment

48
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She helped establish the National Woman’s party

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Alice Paul

49
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This was the first territory to allow women voting.

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Wyoming Territory

50
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______ and _______ were the two most important African Americans in the late 1800s and early 1900s.

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W.E.B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington

51
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He wanted immediate social and political equality for African Americans

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W.E.B. DuBois

52
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He emphasized equal economic opportunity for the races in his Atlanta Compromise

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Booker T. Washington

53
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He helped establish the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) at Niagara in 1909.

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W.E.B. DuBois

54
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Booker T. Washington established this all African American industrial school in Alabama in the 1880s.

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Tuskegee Institute

55
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John Muir accompanied Theodore Roosevelt on a tour of this National Park in 1903

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Yosemite

56
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This federal law regulated railroad rates in 1906.

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Hepburn Act

57
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He was the first president to stand up the big business owners rather than cave into the money interests

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Theodore Roosevelt

58
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This allowed for the direct election of senators rather than allowing the state senates to choose senators thus breaking the money influence for the choice of US senators.

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17th Amendement

59
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This fire in 1922 in New York City led to a call for local health and safety codes for businesses.

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Triangle Shirtwaist Company Fire

60
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Which amendment does this protester hope will pass in Congress?

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19th Amendment

Womens’ Suffrage

Womens’ Voting Rights

61
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This graphic bests shows Theodore Roosevelt as a _____

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Conservationist reformer

protecting national parks and monuments

62
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The graphic below can best be entitled ______ of the Wilson’s Administration

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Federal Reserve Act

63
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What would be an appropriate caption to this graphic?

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Theodore Roosevelt’s reaction to Upton Sinclair

The cause that led to the passage of the Meat Inspection Act

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