Chapter 21 - The Rise of Progressivism Flashcards
Social Cohesion
Belief that individuals are not autonomous but part of a great web of social relationships that the welfare of any single person is dependent on the welfare of society as a whole
Muckwakers
crusading journalists who began to divert public attention toward social, economic, and political injustices
Ida Tarbell
a muckraker who studied the standard oil trust
Lincoln Steffens
Most influential muckraker who studied mainly urban political machines and boss rule in his book “The Shame of Our Cities”
Social Gospel
Concern over social injustices that were in the US
Salvation Army
Christian social welfare organization with a vaguely military structure that offered material aid and spiritual service to the urban poor
National Farm Bureau Federation
network of agricultural organizations designed to spread scientific farming methods,teach sound marketing techniques, and lobby for the interest of their members
New Women
product of social andeconomic charges that affected the private world
Boston Marriages
Women living with other women secretly romantic
Clubwomen
Women who joined women’s clubs to contribute to social betterment. They never challenged traditional male dominated ideas
NACW (National Association of Colored Women)
African Americans formed clubs of their own. Modeled with white communities
Mother’s Pensions
Pensions for widowed or abandoned women with small children
Children’s Bureau
an agency directed to develope polcices to protect children
Women’s Suffrage
a movement that attracted support from both women and men but whose most important leaders were women
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Wrote about how women are equal and women should be accepted as a major role in society
