1. The Progressive Movement
Quizzo Review Game

2. Intro to the Progressive Movement Quizzo
Bosses who has power in cities, counties, and states were known as…
Democratic Political Machine building in the New York.
Republican Political Cartoonist that attacked Boss Tweed
“Forward Thinking” American journalists.
Who was Robert La Follette?
What was the Wisconsin Idea?

3. Answers Political/Party Bosses Tammany Hall Thomas Nast Muckrakers
Governor of Wisconsin
Progressive Reforms focused on labor rights reforms, like workmen’s compensation

4. Progressive Era Political Reforms
Voters select their party’s candidate.
Voters can propose bills to the legislature.
Voters can remove elected officials from office.
Voters can vote on bills directly.

5. Answers
Primary
Initiative
Recall
Referendum

6. Name these guys…

7. Answers:
Thomas Nast
Upton Sinclair
Robert La Follette

8. Progressive Presidents Quizzo
1. Anarchist that assassinated President McKinley.
2. Teddy Roosevelt was known as a someone who wants to destroy all trusts.
3. What was the name of T.R. Presidential Agenda for domestic policy?
4. Who was the number #1 businessman and industry that President T.R. wanted to regulate?
5. T.R.’s “Square Deal”, aimed at helping these 4 types of Americans.

9. Answers Leon Czolgolsz Trustbuster Square Deal
J.P. Morgan and the railroads
Farmers, Consumers, Workers, & Owners

10. Progressive Presidents Quizzo 2:
Explain a graduated income tax.
Explain a “flat” tax.
What did the Payne-Aldrich Tariff do?
Explain in words… the Ballinger-Pinchot Affair. Why was Teddy so mad?
What parties and candidates made up the election of 1912?
What is the primary job of the federal reserve?

11. Answers:
The more you make, you get taxed at a high rate/percentage.
Everyone gets taxed at the same rate, regardless of their income.
Raised taxes on print paper.
Taft let a cabinet member get away with shady deals on public lands in Alaska to make $ in coal mining, T.R. loved the outdoors so he was furious.
T.R.-Bull Moose, Taft-Republican, Wilson-Democrat
Control the money supply (Amount of $ in circulation)