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Business Corruption
Government Corruption
Progressive Goals
Progressive Action
Vocabulary Misc.
Final Question
The book The Jungle exposed the corrupt practices of what
industry?
A 100
Meat Packing/Processing
A 100
What were 2 problems with over the counter medicines being sold during the late 1800s and early 1900s?
A 200
No ingredient labels requiredContained harmful drugs
Made false ‘cure all’ claimsEtc.
A 200
How did the Underwood-Simmons Tariff Act help to
reduce corruption?
A 300
Removed tariffs that were in place to protect domestic
goods from overseas competition.
These companies now needed to produce a better
product at a reasonable price due to increased
competition.A 300
The misuse of natural resources by business, helped
to encourage President Roosevelt to take what 3
actions.
A 400
Create 5 national parks
Pass the Antiquities Act of 1906
Pass legislation that broke up Trusts
A 400
What are 2 problems in today’s food industry that also existed during the Gilded Age AND 2
new problems in our modern food industry that DID NOT exist
during the Gilded Age?
A 500
Various
A 500
Which term is defined as: “political leaders who got people to vote for them by
giving favors; they also made deals with contractors.”
B 100
-Political Boss
B 100
Which term is described as: “Those that did the public “dirty work” like rounding people up on election day”
B 200
-Political Machine
B 200
How did the Merit System attempt to remove government
Corruption?(define first then describe)
B 300
Created rules for hiring government employees where
the decisions are based on qualifications and not the personal preferences of
politicians, removing the opportunity for the political machine to trade “jobs for
favors”
B 300
How did the 17th Amendment attempt to curb political
corruption?
(define first then describe)
B 400
B 400
Created direct election of Senators (they were previously chosen by state legislatures) which removed the opportunity for the political
machine to trade a position in the Senate for favors
Describe how the initiative, referendum, and recall
attempted to curb political corruption.
(define first then describe)
B 500
Initiative allows voters to introduce legislation by signing a petition, it is then put on the ballot for public approval
Referendum allows voters to force government to put a recently passed law onto the ballot for approval or a veto by the people
Recall Allows voters to try and remove an elected official through a special election if enough people sign a petition
All 3 attempt to put power in the hands of voters and out of the hands of the political machine
B 500
What is the MAIN goal of the Progressive Movement?
C 100
To change the relationship between government and
society by having government more involved
C 100
Jacob Riis and Colonel George Waring pursued
which of the 5 Progressive Movement sub goals?
C 200
Improving the lives of the poor
C 200
Theodore Roosevelt was a firm believer in the
Progressive Movement, which 2 of the 5 sub goals was he MOST involved in?
C 300
Ending Business Corruption and Protecting Natural Resources
C 300
Settlement Houses and the Social Gospel Movement Pursued which 2
goals of the 5 sub goals of the Progressive Movement?
C 400
Improving the lives of the poor andImproving American Morality
C 400
LIE through this cartoon by Thomas
Nast, then tell me which
goal it represents.
C 500
LIEGoal: End political corruption
C 500
What years was the Progressive Movement the
strongest?
D 100
1901-1916
D 100
What event turned America’s attention away
from the Progressive Movement?
D 200
World War I
D 200
What was the 19th Amendment and when was
it passed?
D 300
Gave women the right to vote 1920
D 300
Explain how settlement houses and the campaigns
for abolition and temperance led to the
women’s suffrage movement.
D 400
Gave women a taste of political activity and they
wanted moreShowed women that to have a real impact they
needed the vote
D 400
Name the 2 acts passed in 1906 that focused on the
Progressive Goal of ending business corruption
D 500
D 500
Pure Food and Drug ActMeat Inspection Act
Define Direct Primary
E 100
The people choose which candidate will run in the
general election by voting in a primary rather than
having the political party choose the candidate.
E 100
Define the 15th Amendment
E 200
Gave African American menThe right to vote
E 200
Suffrage, Enfranchisement, and Franchise all mean
E 300
The right to vote
E 300
The Federal Reserve Act
E 400
Reformed the banking system
E 400
16th Amendment
E 500
Allowed Congress to create and enforce collection of an
income tax
E 500
Which group did Alice Paul lead? What type of
strategies did she support? What was the goal of her
group?
F 100
Leader of the NWP – unladylike – constitutional amendment for women’s
suffrage
F 100
What did “The Wisconsin Idea” think of compromise?
F 200
Believed compromise was a terrible idea for Progressives and wouldn’t
solve political corruption
F 200
The MAIN problem with the Articles of
Confederation was that
F 300
State governments were too strong and national
government was too weak
F 300
Which group was led by Carrie Lane Chapmann Catt and
believed supporting President Wilson, Passing a state by state
law, and using ladylike strategies
F 400
NAWSA
F 400
Describe the Second generation of female
suffragists
F 500
Young middle class educated women who were blocked from
professional careers and
Working women who wanted to improve working conditions by
getting the vote
F 500
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Progressive movement Actions
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Fill in the Graphic Organizer below regarding the Progressive Movement.
-Main Goal-Years when the movement was strongest-5 Sub Goals of the Progressive Movement-Examples of a specific action taken by the Progressive Movement towards accomplishing each goal-The date of that Action.
-Various answers
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