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Progressivism Jeopardy Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

$100 Question from Terms/Ideas Who were progressives?

$100 Answer from Terms/Ideas People who want to bring about change in society

$200 Question from Terms/Ideas What is a muckraker?

$200 Answer from Terms/Ideas Writers who expose corruption in order to promote change

$300 Question from Terms/Ideas How did the Pendleton Act help minimize political corruption?

$300 Answer from Terms/Ideas It established the civil service commission so politicians could no longer give out federal jobs

$400 Question from Terms/Ideas What is a political machine?

$400 Answer from Terms/Ideas A nickname given to an organization that is linked to a political party

$500 Question from Terms/Ideas What is a conservationist?

$500 Answer from Terms/Ideas Someone who wants to protect the environment and our natural resources

$100 Question from People What sort of people made up progressives?

$100 Answer from People Writers Politicians Conservationist Social workers

$200 Question from People Who was the conservationist who befriended Teddy Roosevelt?

$200 Answer from People John Muir

$300 Question from People What is socialism?

$300 Answer from People Economic belief where everything is controlled by the government and than shared equally with all people

$400 Question from People Who started Hull House in order to help immigrants transition into America?

$400 Answer from People Jane Addams

$500 Question from People Which problems did progressive face at the start of the 20 th century.

$500 Answer from People Political corruption Alcohol abuse Gender discrimination Environmental problems Discrimination toward immigrants

$100 Question from Presidents What was Roosevelt’s “Square Deal” for America?

$100 Answer from Presidents He wanted to ensure that people had an equal opportunity for success

$200 Question from Presidents Which Republican was handpicked by Roosevelt to run for President in 1908?

$200 Answer from Presidents Taft was picked by T.R. to be the republican presidential candidate in the 1908 election

$300 Question from Presidents What was the biggest weakness of all three progressive presidents?

$300 Answer from Presidents They did nothing to help African Americans gain civil rights.

$400 Question from Presidents What did Teddy Roosevelt do after reading The Jungle?

$400 Answer from Presidents He helped pass laws to protect consumers, such as the Meat Inspection Act & the Pure food and Drug Act

$500 Question from Presidents What political party was Teddy Roosevelt a member of when he ran for president in 1912?

$500 Answer from Presidents The Progressive or Bull Moose Party

$100 Question from Amendments/Acts What was the first federal law used to Control trusts & monopolies?

$100 Answer from Amendments/Acts Sherman Anti-Trust Act

$200 Question from Amendments/Acts What did suffragists fight for?

$200 Answer from Amendments The right to vote for women

$300 Question from Amendments What was the purpose of the 16 th amendment, which created personal income tax?

$300 Answer from Amendments/Acts So there would be money to run our government & social service programs

$400 Question from Amendments/Acts What did the Federal Reserve Act do?

$400 Answer from Amendments/Acts Created a stronger banking system Unified under the Federal Reserve Bank

$500 Question from Amendments/Acts What changes did the 17 th Amendment make?

$500 Answer from Amendments/Acts It stated that senators would be directly elected by the people

$100 Question from Odds & Ends What were some reasons why people wanted to push for the 18 th Amendment, Which prohibited the sale, manufacturing, And consumption of alcohol?

$100 Answer from Odds & Ends Decrease domestic violence Decrease poverty Decrease work related accidents Decrease driving accidents

$200 Question from Odds & Ends What is political patronage/spoils system?

$200 Answer from Odds & Ends The exchange of jobs for money or favors toward politicians

$300 Question from Odds & Ends What was put in place to get rid of election corruption? It created the: Initiative Referendum Recall

$300 Answer from Odds & Ends The Oregon System

$400 Question from Odds & Ends What is a direct primary?

$400 Answer from Odds & Ends People directly elect candidates for the general election, not politicians

$500 Question from Odds & Ends Which president was known as a trustbuster?

$500 Answer from Odds & Ends Teddy Roosevelt

Final Jeopardy What was put in place to get rid of election corruption? It created the: Initiative Referendum Recall

Final Jeopardy Answer The Oregon System