US History Chapter 17 -Progressve Movement – Flashcards
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            progressive movement
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        social reform movement of the 20th century
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            Florence Kelley
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        social reformer who helped pass the Illinois Factory Act that prohibited child labor and limited women's working hours
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            prohibition
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        the banning of the sale and use of alcohol
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            muckraker
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        journalists who wrote stories about corruption and unfair practices in business.
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            scientific management
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        the use of scientific ideas, like the assembly line, to make work more efficient
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            Robert M. La Follette
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        governor of Wisconsin who regulated big businesses like the railroad industry
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            Muller v. Oregon
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        Supreme Court decided that a state could legally limit the working hours of women
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            initiative
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        gives voters the right to propose a law directly
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            referendum
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        a direct vote on the initiative where voters could accept or reject the initiative
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            recall
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        the voter's right to force a government official to face another election or a vote to remove a public official from office
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            Seventeenth Amendment
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        called for the direct election of senators by the people
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            NACW- National Association of Colored Women
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        created nurseries, reading rooms, and kindergartens
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            NAWSA -National American Women Suffrage Association
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        National American Woman Suffrage Association; founded in 1890 to help women win the right to vote
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            suffrage
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        the right to vote
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            Susan B. Anthony
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        leader of the woman suffrage movement
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            Upton Sinclair
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        author who described the filthy conditions in the meatpacking industry in his novel The Jungle
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            Theodore Roosevelt
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        President from 1901 to 1909 known as the trustbuster
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            Square Deal
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        Roosevelt's program of progressive reforms
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            Meat Inspection Act
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        Pushed by Roosevelt, it called for strict cleanliness requirements in meatpacking
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            Pure Food and Drug Act
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        (1906) Passed by Congress, it stopped the sale of contaminated foods and   medicines and required truth in labeling
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            conservation
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        belief that some land should be preserved as wilderness while other areas would be developed
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            NAACP-National Assoc. for the Advancement of Colored People
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        founded to push for civil rights and racial equality
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            Gilford Pinchot
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        Head of the U.S. Forest Service appointed by Roosevelt
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            William Howard Taft
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        Roosevelt's secretary of war who became president in1909
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            Payne-Aldrich Tariff
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        Passed by the Senate, it did not lower tariffs much at all
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            Bull Moose Party
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        Progressive Party formed by Roosevelt's supporters
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            Woodrow Wilson
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        Nominated by the Democrats, he became president in 1912
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            Carrie Chapman Catt
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        President of NAWSA who led the campaign for woman suffrage
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            Clayton Antitrust Act
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        Passed by Congress in 1914, it made it more difficult for monopolies to form
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            Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
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        (1914) Agency that had the power to investigate businesses   for the government
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            Federal Reserve System (FRS)
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        Controlled the money supply and made credit more easily available.
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            Nineteenth Amendment
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        Amendment that gave women the right to vote