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20 Cards in this Set
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What was the 3 part strategy for attaining women's suffrage?
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1. State legislatures grant women right to vote
2. Test court cases 3. Push for national constitutional amendment (19th) |
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What were the 4 goals of the Progressive movement?
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1. Protect social welfare
2. Promote moral improvement 3. Create economic reform 4. Foster efficiency |
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Who were the candidates for the 1912 election?
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1. Roosevelt
2. Taft 3. Wilson 4. Debs |
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What did Woodrow Wilson's program, "New Freedom", attack in the triple wall of privilege?
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1. Tariffs
2. Trusts 3. High Finance (banking) |
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Term for the progressive reforms of the Roosevelt administration:
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Square Deal
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This group aimed for full equality among races:
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NAACP
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This amendment led to the popular election of US Senators:
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17th Amendment
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Teddy Roosevelt's Progressive group for the 1912 election:
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Bull Moose Party
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This caused Roosevelt to demonstrate a new principle that when a strike threatened public welfare, the federal government was expected to intervene:
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1902 Coal Strike
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This is a bill originated by the people, instead of the legislature:
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Initiative
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The term for the right to vote:
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Suffrage
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The banning of alcoholic beverages:
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Prohibition
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This granted women the right to vote:
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19th Amendment
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Wrote THE JUNGLE:
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Upton Sinclair
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The vote on the initiative:
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Referendum
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This President's assassination led to Teddy Roosevelt taking office:
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McKinley
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Roosevelt's breaking apart of industries that hurt the public interest:
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Trustbusting
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This made it illegal for railroads to give, and shippers to receive, rebates for using particular railroads:
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Elkins Act
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The nation's banking system:
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Federal Reserve System
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This basically ended the Progressive Era:
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World War I
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