Unit 5 Chapter 18 Flashcards
Define the term: Progressivism
The movement that focused on achieving political and social reform through education, political participation, and direct government action
Define the term: Direct Primary
When the people of a given state vote for who will win that states delegates to gain the presidency, rather than the party leadership
What were the 3 methods to promote reform?
Direct democracy, government efficiency, government intervention
Define the term: Sixteenth Amendment
Established federal income tax
Define the term: Seventeenth Amendment
Changed how senators are elected from state legislators to the people of the state
Define the term: Eighteenth Amendment
Outlawed Alcohol
Define the term: Nineteenth Amendment
Recognized Women’s right to vote
What is Theodore Roosevelt most known for
Progressivism Bull-Moose (Progressive) party Panama Canal Conservation of natural resources National Forest Service
Define the term: What are the main reforms accomplished under Roosevelt
Hepburn Act - set up ICC and regulated railroad rates
Pure food and Drug Act - Required pure food and drugs, as well as labeling of products
Meat Inspection Act - Required animals to be healthy and regulated packaging
Define the term: Jim Crow Laws
Laws that required segregation as well as laws that were intended to try to prohibit people of of color from voting
What are some examples of Jim Crow Laws?
Literacy tests
Poll Taxes
Grandfather Clause
What Supreme Course established “Separate but Equal”
Plessy v. Ferguson
What was Roosevelt’s motto for foreign policy
“Walk softly and carry a big stick”
What does “Walk Softly” mean from T.R.?
Engage in diplomacy and interact with the world peacefully
What does “Carry a big stick?” mean from T.R.?
Back up diplomacy with military strength, and even show it off from time to time