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The Progressive Movement wanted to restore control to the U.S and make it more?
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| The progressive movement wanted farmers to have the same what as urban dwellers? |
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| The National Consumer's league was interested in mainly what? |
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| Women's Christian Temperance Union |
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| What did the W.C.T.U urged people not to do? |
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| Use intoxicating beverages |
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| What amendment was passed in 1919 and repealed in 1933? |
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| What amendment allowed women to vote and what was it called? |
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| The 19th Amendment and Women's Suffrage |
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| The 17th ammendment gave voters what ability? |
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| Which idea allowed voters to introduce legislation? |
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| What allowed voters to request certain proposed laws be voted on for their approval? |
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| What provided a nominating election to select political candidates? |
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| Who managed to get an 8-hour working day for federal employees? |
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| What was the strongest of the earlier unions that was a universal union of labor? |
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| The Knights of Labor lost much of their strength to what? |
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| American Federation of Labor |
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| An 8-hour working day, 6-day working week, higher wages, better working conditions, and compensation for injury and death were goals of who? |
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| American Federation of Labor |
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| The Congress of Industrial Organizations formed with the American Foundation of Labor to make what? |
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| What were the result of tarrifs being cut? |
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| What was created to prevent the making of monopolies? |
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| What was formed to help organize farmers on a national level? |
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| National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry |
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| What party did the farmers form in their concern of politics? |
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| What was passed to attempt to regulate railroads? |
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| Congress passed what act to break up large companies that were restraining trade? |
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| What company did Roosevelt "attack" first? |
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| Northern Securities Company |
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| What act required government approval of all MEAT shipped across state lines? |
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| Congress passed what act that forbid the sale or use of poisonous medicines and foods? |
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| What important law opened desert land to farming through the building of dams and irrigation projects? |
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| In 1908 Roosevelt held what to set up new study developments? |
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| White House Conservation Conference |
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| When President Roosevelt ran again with President Taff and Woodrow Wilson, what was the group nicknamed? |
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| Process in which a neutral umpire hears both sides of the dispute and dictates a settlement |
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| Refusal to do business with a specific company, product ect. |
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| organization made up of only skilled workers |
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| Person hired to work in factories shut down because regular workers are out on strike |
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| Names of "undesirable" workers passed among factory owners so that it is almost impossible for those workers to find a job |
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| Court order to stop or do something |
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| Agreement by workers to not join a union or forfeit their job if they did |
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| The refusal to work to propose a purpose to employees |
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| Complete ownership by the government over land and property |
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| A political philosophy that favors public or social instead of private control of property and income |
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| When an employer locks out his emplyees |
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