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20 Cards in this Set
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A bill that begins with the people rather than the legislators is called
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an initiative
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The main goal of the NAACP was
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equality among the races
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Journalists were also called
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Muckrakers
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3 goals of the progressive movement:
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protecting social welfare
efficiency in the workplace creating economic reform |
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Roosevelt's record of progression included
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conservation of forest land
break-up of several trusts regulation of food & drugs |
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The law requiring truthful labels
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Pure Food and Drug Act
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Methods used by Progressives
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Investigation
Use of publicity Pressuring lawmakers |
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Term that describes the progressive reforms of T. Roosevelt
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Square Deal
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A leader of the women's suffrage movement
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Susan B. Anthony
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The reform movement the wanted the people to control the government
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Progressivism
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A muckraking journalist who exposed terrible conditions in the meatpacking business
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Upton Sinclair
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American Banks were organized under what reform plan?
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Federal Reserve System
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The watchdog agency that was given the power to stop unfair business practices
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Federal Trade Commission
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The movement to protect America's natural resources
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conservation
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U.S. President who was president of Princeton University and governor of NJ`
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Woodrow Wilson
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An advocate for women and children - wanted to improve their lives
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Florence Kelley
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The president who split the Republican party after he made progressives and conservatives angry
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William H. Taft
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key issue of the 1912 presidential election
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Tariffs
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Carrie Nation was involved in which movement?
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Prohibition
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Woodrow Wilson's progressive reform was
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new Deal
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