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| What is another name for Prohibition? |
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| anything related to alcohol |
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| What was the main goal of Prohibition? |
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| What caused the Prohibition movement? |
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| People grew sick of others abusing alcohol and turning to violence |
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| When was the 18th amendment ratified and what did it do? |
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| Why and when was the 21st amendment ratified? What did it do? |
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| People protested the 18th amendment, ratified in 1933, repealed 21st amendment |
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| What rule was added as a compromise when the 21st amendment was ratified? |
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| The minimum drinking age: 21 |
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| What is the Women's Suffrage Movement? |
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| The movement to get women's vote, as well as other rights |
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| What is a synonym for vote? |
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| What four people were involved in the Suffrage movement? |
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| Jane McCallum, Annette Finnigan, Minnie Cunningham, Annie Webb Blanton |
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| When did women gain the vote in TX? |
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| When did women gain the national vote? Which amendment? |
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| Who was Annie Webb Blanton? |
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| first female government official in Texas, in Dept. of Education |
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| What association in TX supported the Suffrage Movement? |
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| Texas Equal Suffrage Association or Texas Women's Suffrage Association |
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| rural citizens fighting to protect their rights |
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| What party supported Populism? |
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| What was the goal of the Populism movement? |
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| to bring attention to the Average Joe |
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| Which two groups did the Populist movement seek equality between? |
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| What four people or groups were involved in the Populist movement? |
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| farmers, ranchers, James S. Hogg, John H. Reagan |
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| What things did the Populist movement accomplish? |
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| Stopped railroad abuse, regulated businesses, made telephone and telegraph lines public, and eliminated national bank |
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| What group did the populists protect? |
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| Which monopoly did the Populists break? |
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| The TX Traffic Association |
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| What did the Populists want to limit? |
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| railroad prices (land & tickets) |
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| What did Progressives believe in? |
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| Changing society through the power of the government |
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| What conditions did the progressives improve? |
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| What government was formed due to the Galveston hurricane? |
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| city-commissions government |
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| Define the city-commissions government. |
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| 5 commissioners who have different purposes, helping the whole city |
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| Who was involved in the Progressive movement? |
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| James E. Ferguson, teddy Roosevelt, laborers, Jacob Riis |
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| What groups were aided by the progressive movement? |
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| the poor, laborers, and schools |
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| What is the opposite of Progressivism |
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| What did the Progressive movement create? |
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| What did the Progressive movement reduce? |
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