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Progressive Era
Turn of the century reform movement dedicated to political and social change through government action.
reform
change
PART OF THE NEW DEAL- MEASURES TAKEN TO ENSURE THAT ANOTHER DEPRESSION CANNOT HAPPEN
spoils system
the practice of rewarding friends and loyal supporters with government jobs- leads to unqualified people in many government positions
system of appointing friends and supporters to government jobs- use by Andrew Jackson
practice of appointing friends and loyal supporters to government jobs- people are not necessarily qualified
System or practice of giving appointed offices as rewards from the successful party in an election; name for the patronage system under President Andrew Jackson
Andrew Jackson put friends in govt positions
another name for patronage
Pendleton Act (1883)
created Civil Service Commission to create tests so government jobs would be based on merit (those who earned them)
monopoly
to own most of a bessness
sheram anti-trust act
outlawed trust
muckrakers
writers during the Progressive Era who exposed conditions needing reform
puton sinclair
Novelist- wrote the jungle about the horros of the meat packing industry
primary
Voters select the candidate for the general election -Effort to have citizens participate more in government
initiative
gave voters the right to put a bill directly before the state legislature to vote on.
referendum
Putting a bill right on the ballot & having voters decide whether or not to vote it into law
recall
process to remove an elected official from office.
16th Amendment
income tax (1913)
17th Amendment
direct election of Senators by voters--expands democracy (1912)
18th Amendment
Prohibition--outlawed the sale of alcohol from 1917-1932
19th Amendment
granted women right to vote (1920)
suffragist
individual who fought for women's right to vote
Meat Inspection Act (1906)
result of the Jungle, gives more power to meat inspectors to insure that clean meat is being packaged
the jungle
-novel written by Upton Sinclair exposing the unsafe practices of the meat-packing industry in Chicago
Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)
result of the Jungle, forces food and drug products to have labels listing dietary content
prohibition
law forbiding makeing celling of alkahall
Civil Service
Name given to government jobs, except the military and elected office
graduated income tax
aloud goverment to collect income text
William Tweed
NYC political boss-cheated NY out of almost $200 million during 1860-70's-Imprisoned for his crimes-Controlled jobs, newspapers, courts, fixed elections
corruption
disanisty