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Vocab Corruption Reformers Presidents Amendments /Vocab

Group of corporations run by a single board of directors - similar to a monopoly

Trust

Allowed voters to select party candidates

Direct primaries

Process by which people vote directly on a bill

referendum

Two terms used when politicians give jobs to political supporters

Spoils System Patronage

When voters can remove an elected official from office

recall

New York City political boss found guilty of corruption and stealing millions of dollars, died in prison

Boss William Tweed

1870s-90s marked by patronage, corruption, bribery and political scandals

Gilded Age

This person became President after Garfield was killed and began the Civil Service Commission

Chester A. Arthur

DAILY DOUBLE Person who bought votes, took payoffs, bribed others & gave jobs and loans to supporters

Political boss

Charles Guiteau shot this person because he didn’t give Guiteau a job

President James Garfield

Began in 1869; was organized to pass an amendment to give women the right to vote

National Women’s Suffrage Association

Organization that fought to ban alcohol because of the negative affect it had on the family and because women were banned form bars

Women’s Christian Temperance Union

He started the Wisconsin Idea and helped reform voting through primaries, referendums, initiatives, and recall

Robert Lafollette

Exposed meatpacking plants through The Jungle

Upton Sinclair

Broke up trusts, supported the graduated income tax, supported an 8 hour work day for government employees, against child labor

President William H. Taft

This President's plan was call the “New Freedom” plan

President Woodrow Wilson

The President lost public support when he raised tariffs and fired a Forest Service Official for selling wilderness land

President William H. Taft

“Trustbuster”

President Theodore Roosevelt

Federal Trade Commission & Federal Reserve Act

President Woodrow Wilson

Gave women the right to vote

19 th Amendment

Person who exposed corruption and other problems, usually through journalism

Muckraker

Agreement made to limit Japanese immigration into United States

Gentlemen’s Agreement

DAILY DOUBLE Amendment that allowed direct election of Senators

17 th Amendment

Amendment that banned the sale, transportation, and making of alcohol.

18 th Amendment

Two reformers for African American rights: 1. supported actively fighting for equality 2. supported patience and learning a trade for equality These two unions were created to help farmers improve on their working conditions.

1. W.E.B. Dubois 2. Booker T. Washington

Final Jeopardy Name all three Progressive Presidents in chronological order. (first and last name)