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gilded age
time period marked by political corruption and spending.
graduated income tax
tax on earnings that charges different rates based on income
wisconsin idea
series of progressive reforms introduced by robert la follette
push factors
drive people from their homes
pull factors
attract immigrants
spoils system
practice of rewarding supporters with government jobs
primary
election in which voters choose their partys canidates for the general election
pure food and drug act
a law that requirers food and drug makers to list ingredient on packages
public intrest
the good of the people
political boss
powerful political who controls work done locally and demands payoffs from businesses
trustbuster
person wo wanted to break all trusts
initiative
process by which voters can put a bill directly before the state legislature.
conservation
protection of natural resorces
civil service exam
where officials have to take a test to get a certain position in government, to get rid of the spoils system.
temperance
against alcohol consumption
suffrage
the right to vote
muckrakers
showed poor people to the public
referendum
when people vote directly to bills
recall
to take back a product
Hull House
settlement house founded by jane Addams in Chicago
Ellis island
where immigrants came to become american citizens
Bull Moose Party
progressive republicans that supported Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 election.
16th amendment
Income tax
17th amendment
Direct election of senators
18th amendment
prohibition of alcoholic beverages
19th amendment
allows women to vote
chinese exclusion act
stopped chinese from coming to america
acculturation
process of hold on to older traditions while adapting to new cultures
prejudice
when you discriminate against someone
boss tweed
sole nyers money through corruption
susan b anthony
women's rights leader
Ida Tarbell
journalist that wrote about standard oil
Alice Paul
women rights leader
WEB DuBois
black rights leader
Woodrow Wilson
reforming education
John d rockefeller
owner of standard oil
Thomas Nast
toss tweed cartoonist
Robert La Follette
Created Wisconsin Idea
Upton Sinclair
wrote a book on working conditions through fiction
Lincoln Steffens
wrote book on corruption of city government
Jane adams
founded hull house in chicago
William howard taft
reformer president
William Jennings Bryan
reformer president
Theodore rosevelt
reformer president
William McKinley
president, killed, rosevelt