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| an early 20th century regor movement seeking to control the government to the people, to restore economic opportunities and to correct the injustice of American life |
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| Became an advocate from improvement of lives of children and women |
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| the period form 1920-1933 |
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| journalists who alerted people of wrong doing in politics and business |
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| studies to see how fast each task could be performed |
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| wonconsin lead the way in regulation business |
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| a bill originated by the people rather then law makers |
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| enable noters to remove public officials from elected positions by forcing them to face another elecetion before the end of thier term |
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| popular elections of senetors |
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| aferican american founded the national association of colored women |
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| a leading prominate in women's suggerage |
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| various progressice reforms sponsered by the Roosevelt administration |
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| strict cleanlyness of mean production |
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| halted the sale of contaminated medicine |
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| wilderness areas are presirved |
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| the nation association for the advancement of colored people |
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| the national american womens sufferage assiation |
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| head of US forest service |
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| moderates the high price on tarriffs |
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| expressed optism for wilsons 2nd campaign |
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| strengthen sherman antitrust act |
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| substantially reduce tariff taxes for the first time since the war |
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| outlawed monoplies restraint of trade |
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| made it illegal for railroad officials to give and shippers to recieve rebates for using the particular railroads |
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| helped win the passage of the Dawes Act of 1887 and was an example of a new role for american women in society |
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| an advocate for the equallity of afterican americans |
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| What were the goals of the Progressive Movement? |
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| protect social welfare, promoting moral improvement, creating economic reform, fostering efficiency |
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| What types of jobs did women hold int eh 1800s? |
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| farm women, women in industry |
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| What was the "bully pulpit" and who used this effectivly? |
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| the presidents ability to effect legeslation--- Roosevelt |
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| What were the goals of the NAACP? |
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| the national association for Advancements of colored people |
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| What was Roosevelt's professional background? |
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| What were some of the criticisms of Roosevelt as president? |
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| total trustbuster; against monopolies |
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| What was the relationship between John Muir and Roosevelt? |
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| he advocated a full peservation of wildlife while roosevelt advocated conversation |
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| What was the importance of the NAWC, NAWSA, and Senecca Fall Convention? |
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| What were the positions of the candidates inthe 1912 Election? |
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Roosevelt- progressive
Taft- Conservatism
Wilson- New Freedom
Debs- Socialists |
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| What were the results of the introduction of the assembly line? |
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| Who gained most from the ratification of the 17th Admendment? |
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| the people because they got to vote on their senators |
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| What were the goals of Prohibitionists? |
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| banning of alcoholic beverages |
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| what were the actions of the womens christian temperance Union? |
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| were crusading prohibition |
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| Why were early progressive attempts to enact federal bands on child labor? |
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| what were the strategies employed by women suffragists to obtain their goal? |
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| What was Roosevelts postion on trusts? |
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| What was Gifford Pichot postion toward land preservation? |
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| he wanted all land to be reserved |
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| What actions led to the defear of Taft in 1912? |
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| Roosevelt split the republican party into two |
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| congress would levy an income tax |
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| what effect did World War I have of the sufferage movement? |
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| it put women into the work force and gave them more of a pull in society |
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