Title: Chap 9
1Chap 9
2Early 20th century reform movement seeking to
return control of the gov. to the people.
3AnsProgressive Movement
4Movement to ban alcoholic beverages in US
5Ans--Prohibition
6Procedure where a legislative measure can be
originated by the people rather than lawmakers.
7Ans--Initiative
8A procedure by which a proposed legislative
measure can be submitted to a vote to the people.
9Ans--referendum
10A procedure for removing a public official from
office by a vote of the people.
11Ans--recall
12This amendment called for the direct election of
senators by the people.
13Ans17th Amendment
14The right to vote.
15Ans--suffrage
This cartoon shows Susan B. Anthony chasing after
President Grover Cleveland in her fight for
women's right to vote
16The leading force in the womens suffrage
movement for 50 years.
17AnsSusan B. Anthony
18Novel by Upton Sinclair that lead to passage of
Pure Food Drug Act and Meat Inspection Act.
19AnsThe Jungle
20Became president when McKinley was assassinated.
Leader of Bull Moose Party.
21AnsTheodore Roosevelt
22President Teddy Roosevelts program of
progressive reforms designed to protect the
common people against big business.
23AnsSquare Deal
24Law enacted in 1906 that established strict
cleanliness requirements for meatpackers and
created a federal meat inspection program.
25AnsMeat Inspection Act
26Law enacted in 1906 to halt the sale of
contaminated foods and drugs and to ensure truth
in labeling.
27AnsPure Food and Drug Act
28The planned management of natural resources,
involving the protection of some wilderness areas
and the development of others for common good.
29Ans--Conservation
30An organization founded in 1909 to promote full
racial equality.
31AnsNAACP (National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People.
32Succeeded Teddy Roosevelt as a Republican
President. Heaviest Pres in US History. Later
served on Supreme Court.
33AnsWilliam Howard Taft.
34Name given to Progressive Party which ran Teddy
Roosevelt for President in 1912.
35AnsBull Moose Party
36President during WWI. Pushed lower tariffs,
income tax, 8 hour work day, and child labor laws.
37AnsWoodrow Wilson
38A national banking system that controls the US
money supply and availability of credit in
country.
39AnsFederal Reserve System
40Amendment that gave women the right to vote.
41Ans19th Amendment
42This amendment provided for the federal income
tax.
43Ans16th Amendment
44Writer who exposes wrongdoing.
45Ans--Muckraker