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42 Cards in this Set
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Bob La Follete
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Progressive leader and governor of Wisconsin.
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Booker T. Washington
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Spoke out for African Americans, called blacks and whites to live in harmony.
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Carrie C. Catt
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A leader of the National Woman Suffrage Association.
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Chester Arthur
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President who worked to reform spoils system.
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Civil Service Commission
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Conducts exams for federal jobs
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Eighteenth Amendment
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This made it illegal to sell alchoholic drinks in the U.s.
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Federal Reserve Act
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set up a system of federal banks
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Gilded Age
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from the 1870's to 1890's, reformers tried to clean up political corruption
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Ida Tarbell
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Muckraker who targeted unfair business practices.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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set up to oversee the railroads.
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Bob La Follete
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Progressive leader and governor of Wisconsin.
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Booker T. Washington
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Spoke out for African Americans, called blacks and whites to live in harmony.
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Carrie C. Catt
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A leader of the National Woman Suffrage Association.
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Chester Arthur
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President who worked to reform spoils system.
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Civil Service Commission
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Conducts exams for federal jobs
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Eighteenth Amendment
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This made it illegal to sell alchoholic drinks in the U.s.
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Federal Reserve Act
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set up a system of federal banks
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Gilded Age
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from the 1870's to 1890's, reformers tried to clean up political corruption
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Ida Tarbell
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Muckraker who targeted unfair business practices.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
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set up to oversee the railroads.
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National Woman Suffrage Association
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a group that worked for a constitutional amendment allowing women to vote
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Nineteenth Amendment
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garunteed women the right to vote
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Progressive
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a reformer who wanted to improve the american way of life
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Pure Food and Drug Act
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requires food and drug makers to list ingredients on packages
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Sherman Antitrust Act
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Prohibits businesses from trying to limit or destroy competition
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Square Deal
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Roosevelt's campaign project promise that all Americans would have the same opportunity to succeed
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Teddy Roosevelt
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Progressive president. known as the "trustbuster"
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William Taft
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Progressive president who favored the graduated income tax
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William Tweed
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Corrupt New York City boss
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Woodrow Wilson
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Progressive president who helped the FTC and signed the Clayton Antitrust Act
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Graduated income tax
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taxes people at different rates
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suffragist
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a person who worked for women's right to vote
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trustbuster
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a person who wanted to destroy all trusts
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WETU
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women's orginization the called for a ban on liquor
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merit
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getting a job because you deserve it, earned it
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muckraker
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crusading journalistwho exposed the corruption to the public
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NAACP
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the Nation Association for the Advancement of Colored People
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patronage
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giving jobs to followers
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political boss
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powerful politician
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primary
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voters choose their party's candidates for the general election
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recall
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the process used in the states in states to remove elected officials from office
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referendum
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allows voters to put a bill on the ballot and vote it into law
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