UNIT 8 trivia

what did progressives want to do?

what did progressives fight against?

progressives were mainly?

group- felt alienated and distressed by immortality

vocab- roosevelt created this negative term but then became a badge of honor

Name a muckraker

form of art which prized detachment, objectivity, and skepticism

art- felt ideals of the constitution were not being upheld

art-felt US glorification of the self-made man and individualism was preventing US from coping effectively w/ large scale organizations

art- wanted to portray life in the US as it really was

who est. settlement houses?

what did settlement houses provide?

what was the name of the first house funded by Jane Addams in 1889?

true/false- Jane Addams and the workers all lived in the hull house

person- set up a nursery for the children of working mothers, penny saving bank, and an employment bureau, a baby clinic

cultural conservatism was made up of?

what were some issues of cultural conservatism?

amendment- prohibited the manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages, including liquors, wines, and beers

who joined forces that were pro-prohibition?

political party-had a substantial impact on progressivism

when was the socialist party of america est?

how many members did the socialist party have?

name a socialists

name- radical rev. who called for the working class to overthrow capitalism

where was municipal reform focused?

reform- gave city control of gas, telephone, and trolley companies

reform- corporate dominated and monopolized

plan- city commissioner set policy while the executive officer implemented it and modeled after structure of a corportation

how did commissioners take away power from the working class/poor?

what enabled party voters to choose candidates rather than political machines?

amendment- required that all US senators be elected by popular vote

what allowed reformers to put legislation proposals on the ballots in general elections?

what gave voters the right in general elections to repeal an unpopular act passed by a state?

what allowed voters to remove from office any public servant who betrayed trust?

australian ballot was known as?

what required the government to print the ballots rather than the candidates or the political parties?

group- supported anti-immigrant legislation that resulted in disenfranchisement

group- supported idea that citizenship should be difficult to achieve

effect- southern states passed literacy tests, poll taxes, property qualifications

amendment- prohibited any state from denying/abridging a citizen's right to vote on account of race, color, or previous servitude

disenfranchisement of african americans went against what amendment?

amendment- guaranteed women's right to vote in all elections at the local, state, and national levels

president of NAWSA

what kind of campaign did Carrie Chapman Catt coordinate?

leader- 1913 national women's party- picketed president wilson 24/7

influential women of woman suffrage

person- progressive governer and senator from wisonsin

part of an idea- direct primary

part of an idea- tax laws that stripped RR corp. of their tax exemptions

part of an idea- civil service law

part of an idea- utility rates

part of an idea- 1st state income tax

part of an idea-workers compensation

part of an idea- limited work hours

part of an idea- restrictions on child labor

part of an idea- minimum wage for women

who created the wisconsin idea?

year- more than 100 blacks lynched

how many lynchings between 1901 and 1914

name the two people who fought for anti-lynching legislation

true/false- anti-lynching law was passed

person- opposed Booker T. Washington's philosophy

person- brilliant, harvard educated

who launched a magazine called the crisis?

magazine to end segregation, remove voting rights barriers, and end barriers to prevent black advancement

was progressivism supported by legislative branch?

name the 2 members of the executive branch which were considered progressive

what political party was president teddy roosevelt part of?

what political party was president woodrow wilson part of?

2 presidents who altered the nature of the american presidency

how did TR become president?

who used the sherman antitrust act agaisnt the northern securities company in 1902?

company- $400 million monopoly on RRs lines from Chicago to Washington state

how did TR get the name "trust-buster"?

how did TR feel about trusts?

who created new nationalism?