Butler Us History Goal 7

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"Populism brought to the city"

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Progressivism was sometimes refereed to this

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World War One

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This event signaled the end of Progressivism

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"The Jungle"

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A muckraking novel that led to reforms in the food processing industry.

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Ida Tarbell

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The muckraker who wrote about the business abuses at Standard Oil

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Clayton Anti-Trust Act

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The law passed by Progressives to strengthen the Sherman Anti-Trust Act

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Pendleton Civil Service Act

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Passed to reduce political corruption and abuses of the spoils system

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19th Amendment

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Established Women's suffrage

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18th Amendment

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Prohibited the production, distribution or consumption of alcohol

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Plessy vs. Ferguson

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Supreme Court case that upheld Jim Crow laws with the principal of "separate but equal"

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Square Deal

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Plan by Theodore Roosevelt to help factory workers get fair treatment by their employers

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Hepburn Act

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Progressive reform in 1906 that increased government power to regulate railroads

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17 Amendment

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Established the direct election of senators

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16th Amendment

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Established the Graduated Federal Income Tax

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Niagara Movement

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Started by W.E.B. DuBois to help create well-educated black leaders

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Nativism

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Anti-immigrant attitude in the 1920's that led to quotas/restrictions on immigration

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Muckraking

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A kind of journalism that led to Meat Inspectors Act and Pure Food & Drug Act

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Progressivism

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A political movement opposed to big businesses and bad urban conditions

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Jim Crow Laws

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NAACP, Great Migration, and the Niagara Movement were ways blacks opposed these laws

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Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)

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An organization who tried to ban the use of alcohol

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Mail-order catalogues

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A revolutionary concept in the buying and selling of abundant consumer goods

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Dorothea Dix

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An early progressive reformer who helped the mentally ill

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Carrie Nation

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A leading activist in the Women's Christian Temperance Movement

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W.E.B. DuBois

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The founder of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and the Niagara Movement

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Theodore Roosevelt

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Supported the Pure Food and Drug Act after reading The Jungle; Known as the "Conservation President" and "Father of the National Parks"

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Woodrow Wilson

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Progressive President who created the Federal Reserve System to regulate the banking industry

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Upton Sinclair

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Wrote muckraking book "The Jungle" about the meat packing industry

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Women

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Inventions like the typewriter, sewing machines, and telephone benefited this group of people

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Jacob Riis

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The muckraker who photographed bad living conditions in cities; "How the Other Half Lives"

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Jane Addams

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Founder of the Hull House; helped women and children improve their lives

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Alice Paul

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Went on a hunger strike to influence the passage of the 19th Amendment

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Susan B. Anthony

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Exercised civil disobedience in her support of women's suffrage