1. 1. Define “Progressive Movement” on Pg. 201 2
1. Define “Progressive Movement” on Pg Define “Muckrakers” on Pg. 205

2. Progressivism Problem Poor Labor Conditions Unsanitary Cities
Immoral behavior/
Social Problems
African American Discrimination
Solution
Improved labor laws
Trash services and city planning
Prohibition
Working to end discrimination

3. More Problems Corrupt Gov’t Unsafe Food and Medicine
Limited Natural Resources
No Women Voting Rights
Monopolies
Voting Rights to give MORE POWER TO THE PEOPLE
Clean up food industry
Wildlife Refuge
Women’s Suffrage
Laws preventing them

4. No Women’s Suffrage
Pg. 212
Problem: women had no voting rights and were powerless
Solution: the joined reform movements
19th Amendment was created giving women the right to vote

5. Social Problems
Pg. 213
Problem: Alcohol was created spousal abuse and loss of jobs, hurting families and causing violence
Solution: Anti-Saloon League worked to outlaw alcohol and 18th Amendment officially banned it (Prohibition).

6. Unsafe Food & Medicine Pg. 216
Problem – food was unsafe and creating sickness
Solution- Pure Food and Drug Act – inspect all food and label contents
Created the Department of Agriculture and Food and Drug Administration

7. Monopolies
Pg. 219
Problem – Monopolies are taking advantage of customers and workers
Solution – Clayton Anti-Trust Act – working to limit the power of Trust/monopolies

8. Limited Natural Resources
Pg. 217
Problem – Roosevelt recognized our natural resources were limited
Solution: Worked to conserve our natural wildlife, mineral reserves, and water resources through national parks and preservation centers

9. African American Discrimination
Pg. 224
Problem: African American discrimination continued with reemergence of the KKK
Solution: NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

10. Corrupt Government
Direct primary-voters pick the candidates to run in a general election
17th Amend.-voters elect their senators directly
Secret ballot-candidates are selected from a single, uniform ballot
Initiative-gives voters the power to initiate legislation
Referendum-allows voters to approve or veto a recently passes law
Recall-enables voters to remove an elected official from office