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CH. 8 U.S. HIST

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1. Progressivism New ideas and honest government could bring social justice.
2. muckraker Journalists and writers dramatized the need for reform.
3. Licoln Steffens managing editor of McClure's
4. Jacob Riis photographer for New York Evening Sun.
5. Social Gospel Book that followed the Bible's teachings about charity and justice.
6. settlement house A community center which provided social services to urban poor.
7. Jane Addams Leading figure in the settlement house movement.
8. direct primary Election where citizens select nominees for the upcoming election.
9. initiative Let people put a proposed new law directly on the ballot in the next election by collecting citizens signatures on a petition.
10. referendum Let citizens approve or reject lows passed by legislature.
11. recall Gave power to voters the power to remove public servants from office before their term ended.
12. Florence Kelley Believed that women were hurt by the unfair prices of goods they had to buy to run their homes.
13.National Consumers League(NCL) Special labels to "goods produced under fair, safe, and healthy working condition".
14. temperance movement This group practice never drinking alcohol.
15. Margaret Sanger Thought that family life and women's health would improve if mothers had fewer children.
16. Ida B. Wells Helped form NACW.
17. suffrage The right to vote.
18. Carrie Chapman Catt. A speaker urging women to join NAWSA.
19. National American Woman Suffrage Association(NAWSA) Group that fought for women's rights.
20. Alice Paul NAWSA best leader.
21. 19th Amendment Stated that the right to vote "shall not be denied or abridged on account of sex".
22. Americanization Teaching immigrants English and helping the way they lived.
23. Booker T. Washington Told blacks to move slowly toward racial progress.
24. W.E.B Du Bois Wanted blacks to go against racial progress.
25. Niagara Movement A group that denounced the idea of gradual progress.
26. NAACP Helped blacks from low paid labor and politically free and socially free from insult.
27. Urban League 1911, 100 groups from churches and black clubs in cities joined together.
28. Anti-Defamation League Goal to protect Jews from physical and verbal attack.
29. mutualistas Groups that made loans and provided legal assistance.
30. Theodore Roosevelt president of 1901
31. Square Deal Meant to keep the wealthy not take advantage of the poor.
33. Hepburn Act Game ICC strong enforcement powers.
34. Meat Inspection Act Required inspection on meat and workplace.
35. Pure Food and Drug Act Put government food safety on medicine too.
36. John Muir Efforts had led Congress to create Yosemite National Park in 1890.
37. Gifford Pinchot Led the Division of Forestry in the U.S. Department of Agriculture.
38. National Reclamation Act Game federal government the power to decide where and how water would be distributed.
39. New Nationalism Program to restore the government's trustbusting power.
40. Progressive Party Part of the Republic party left and created this.
41. Woodrow Wilson Democratic candidate
42. New Freedom Strict government control on corporations.
43. 16th Amendment Lets Congress to create graduated income tax.
44. Federal Reserve Act Placed national banks under the control of a Federal Reserve Board.
45. Federal Trade Commission Watching over false advertising.
46. Clayton Antitrust Act Strengthened earlier antitrust laws by spelling out those activities in which businesses could not engage.
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