Reform

Question 1

Grange

Answer 1

Founded in 1869

800,000 members by 1875

Regulate railroads

Question 2

Woman’s Christian Temperance Un.

Answer 2

Group who advocated for reform through christian views

Question 3

Natl. Am. Woman’s Suffrage Assn.

Answer 3

Combined the 2 groups to make an even bigger movement

Question 4

Hull House

Answer 4

a community center that helped immigrants and poor people by offering things like childcare, education, and healthcare

Question 5

Knights of Labor

Answer 5

Fought for better work conditions and factors

Question 6

American Federation of Labor

Answer 6

United with radicals to organize basic industries

Question 7

Coxey’s Army

Answer 7

A group of unemployed workers who walked to Washington, D.C., to demand jobs and government relief

The leader of the movement: Jacob Coxey

Question 8

Bonus Marchers

Answer 8

WWI vets who were seeking early payment of a bonus promised by the government for their wartime service.

Question 9

Congress of Industrial Organizations

Answer 9

An organization formed in the 1930s to help workers in various industries get better pay, working conditions, and more rights on the job