Chapter 4 Test Flashcards

1
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Define Progressivism

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Movement that responded to the pressures of industrialization and urbanization by promoting reforms

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2
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Which class emerged as leaders of the PM, others that joined

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Middle class

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3
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What was the women’s goal in the urgent need for PM

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The right to vote

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4
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What are muckrakers?

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A writer who uncovers and exposes misconduct in government or business or a tool used to clean manure out of animal’s stables

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Who is Lincoln Steffen?

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Steffens was a leading muckraker whose reports exposed how the government of Philidelphia let utility companies charge their customers excessively high fees.

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Who is Jacob Riis?

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An influential muckraker who was also a photographer. He turned his camera on the crowded, unsafe, rat-infested tenements where the urban poor lived. He wrote How the Other Half Lives which shocked the nation’s conscience and led to reforms

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Who is Upton Sinclair

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He wrote The Jungle which told the story of the despair of immigrants working in Chicago’s stockyards and revealed the unsanitary conditions in the industry.

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8
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Describe the Settlement House/Jane Addams

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Jane Addams opened the nation’s first settlement house called, Hull House. Settlement houses were community centers that provided the following for the poor: child care, nursery schools, kindergartens, and theatre, art, and dance programs for adults

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9
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Progressive towards workplace

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Progressives wanted to make the workplace safer and better for everyone.

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10
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election in which citizens themselves vote to select nominees for upcoming elections

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Direct Primary

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11
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18th Amendment

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banned the manufacture, distribution, and sale of alcohol in the United States

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12
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19th Amendment

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gave women the right to vote

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13
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Name 2 colleges for women

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School of Social Work

Bryn Mawr College

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14
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Temperance Movement

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Aimed to stop alcohol abuse

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15
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Frances Willard

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The leader of the Temperance movement and her fight led to the 18th Amendment

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16
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Margaret “B” Sanger

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She thought women’s health would improve if mothers had fewer children. She opened the 1st Birth Control Clinic and founded the Birth Control League

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Ida B. Wells

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Leader of the anti-lynching campaign and the National Association of Colored Women. She was an African American and a journalist

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18
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Susan B. Anthony

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Civil Rights activist and fought for the right to vote. She was also the leader of the National Women’s Suffrage Association

19
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Define Americanization

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Americanize immigrants

20
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Plessy v. Ferguson

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Upheld Jim Crow Laws; in 1910 segregation became normal, but it was 1914 before Washington D.C. was segregated

21
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What’s the difference between the NA Dawes Act and American Indian Citizenship Act of 19..

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The Dawes Act divides the reservation into plots for NA. The American Indian Citizenship made all NA citizens.

22
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Theodore Roosevelt

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Known as a trustbuster, governor of NY and was anti-monopoly and republican

23
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Meat Inspection Act

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In 1906, we began inspecting meat sold across state lines and required federal inspection of meat processing plants

24
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Pure Food and Drug Act

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In 1906, federal inspection of food and medicine that banned the interstate shipment and sale of impure foods and the mislabeling of food and drugs (this led to the FDA)

25
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Who did the US got to war with in 1898?

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Spain

26
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Jose Marti’s influence Cuba

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He launched a war for independence from Spain. With the cries of “Cuba Libre!” (“Free Cuba!”), rebel fighters used guerrilla tactics of hit-and-run raids against Spanish forces. He essentially started a rebellion against Spain in Cuba

27
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Explosion of Maine

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Soon after a letter that said Pres. McKinley was a weak and stupid politician was leaked, the Maine exploded in Havana Harbor. THe blame was immediately shifted to Spain. However McKinley ordered a special naval board to investigate the cause of the explosion before declaring war on Spain. The board concluded that a mine had destroyed Maine. This was the main cause of the Spanish American War.

28
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Philippines during the Spanish American War

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During the S-A-W the Philippines gained their independence

29
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What is guerrilla warfare?

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Nontraditional combat methods where small bands of fighters attack behind enemy lines

30
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Why was the Spanish American War significant?

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As a result of the war, the United States had an empire and a new stature in world affairs. The war marked a turning point in the history of American foreign policy.

31
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Power to collect an income tax without restrictions

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16th Amendment

32
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Law placed national banks under the control of Board

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Federal Reserve Act (1913)

33
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Identify monopolistic business practices

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Federal Trade Commission

34
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Control of the money supply by a central authority

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Monetary Policy

35
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Domination of strong nations over weaker territories

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Imperialism

36
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Removed raw materials

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Extractive Economies

37
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Military historian, officer in the united states navy

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Alfred T. Mahan

38
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Certain nations a races were superior to others

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Social Darwinism

39
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Controls on corporation in order to benefit small businesses

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New Freedom

40
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Political party

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Progressive party

41
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Noted that the frontier had been closed by gradual settlement

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Frederick Jackson Turner

42
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Plan to restore the government trustbusting power

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New Nationalism

43
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Roosevelt’s program to keep the wealthy from taking advantage of small businesses

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Square Deal

44
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What is the 17th Amendment?

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The Senate of the U.S. must be composed of two Senators from each state, elected by the people