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VocabPeopleRandom Random

Most progressives believed the government should…

Be more accountable to citizens Curb power & influence of wealthy Expand powers to improve lives Be more efficient & less corrupt

The split of the _________ party vote helped Woodrow Wilson win the 1912 election.

Republican

_________ are journalist who worked at exposing corruption.

Muckrakers

Why did some Americans not like progressive reforms?

They disliked government control

________ worked extremely hard to outlaw child labor.

Florence Kelly

The United States involvement in ___________ put an end to progressivism

World War I

__________ was the first state to grant women the right to vote.

Wyoming

What amendment passed Women's suffrage

19 th

__________ was one reason Americans became more supportive of suffrage.

Women's work during World War I

The new labor department wanted to help ___________.

Women and Children In response to pressure from labor and women's groups 1912-Government established Children’s bureau 1920-Womem’s bureau

Enforced the Sherman Antitrust Act Square Deal New Nationalism Bull Moose Party

Roosevelt

Supported the 16 th and 17 th amendments Trust Buster Angered progressives while in office

William Taft

New Freedom Tariff reduction Federal Reserve Act 1913 Trust Busting Clayton Antitrust Act

Woodrow Wilson

Governor of Wisconsin Pushed for municipal reforms “Fighting Bob” was his nickname due to his efforts to clean up the government and produce social welfare reforms

Robert M. La Follette

Lost everything in the Great Chicago Fire Organized unions in the mines of West Virginia and Colorado

Mary Harris Jones or Mother Jones

_________ Permits voters to remove public officials from office before the next election

Recall

__________ is a process in which citizens can put a proposed new law directly on the ballot in the next election by collecting voters signatures on a petition

Initiative

System that gives cities a limited degree of self-rule

Home Rule

Election in which all citizens vote to select nominees for upcoming elections

Direct Primary

Relating to city, as in ________ government