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Civil Service
A system that includes most government jobs, except elected positions, the judiciary, and military.
Primary
An election in which voters, rather than party leaders, choose their party's candidate.
Recall
A process by which people may vote to remove an elected official from office.
Initiative
A process that allows voters to put a bill before a state legislature.
Referendum
A way for people to vote directly on a purposed new law.
Graduated Income Tax
A method of taxation that taxes people at different rates depending on income.
Muckraker
Became a term for a crusading journalist.
Reform
Change for the better; changing the economic system in order to prevent another depression.
Progressive
Reformers who want to change life for the good of the people.
Corrupt
Cause to be dishonest, disloyal; to destroy the integrity of.
The Sixteenth Amendment
Gave Congress the power to pass an income tex, was ratified in 1913.
The Seventeenth Amendment
Required the direct election of senators, ratified in 1913.
The Eighteenth Amendment
Enforced prohibition, a ban on sale and consumption of alcohol, ratified in 1919.
The Nineteenth Amendment
The right for women to vote.
Pendleton Act
Created the Civil Service Commission.
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Prohibites businesses from trying to limit or destroy competition.
Meat Inspection Act
Allows closer inspections of meatpacking houses.
Pure Food and Drug Act
Requires food and drug makers to list all the ingredients on their packages.