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Question 1

Progressivists

Answer 1

Middle class reformers that try to use the government to fix societies evils

Question 2

Progressive social goals

Answer 2

Tenements, crime, factory labor, product quality

Question 3

Progressive economic goals

Answer 3

get rid of trusts

Question 4

Progressive political goals

Answer 4

End corruption, no more elite controlling government, and make it more democratic aka power to people

Question 5

mukrakers

Answer 5

Writers in magazines that try to expose a society problem. They didn’t lie, but hoped that the people would put pressure on the government to fix these problems.

Question 6

Progressiveness in government and politics

Answer 6

initiative referendum recall corrupt practices act Australian ballot 17th amendment 19th amendment

Question 7

Initiative

Answer 7

People propose legislation and force government to vote on it

Question 8

Referendum

Answer 8

people vote on issues that legislation comes up with

Question 9

Corrupt practices act

Answer 9

caps on how much money a candidate can accept from businesses for campaign

Question 10

Progressives are not

Answer 10

Socialists

Question 11

Australian ballot

Answer 11

confidential vote

Question 12

17th amendment

Answer 12

direct election of senate

Question 13

19th amendment

Answer 13

womens suffrage

Question 14

recall

Answer 14

people can vote a law out if they don’t like it

Question 15

Womens protection in workforce

Answer 15

Many states pass laws restriciting working hours and conditions that women worked in because their fragile bodies are needed to bear children

Question 16

Muller v Oregan

Answer 16

A man overworks a women and refuses to pay fine so he takes it to national court. Us supreme court officially enforces womens protection in the workplace.

Question 17

Triangle Shirtwaist company

Answer 17

Women are padlocked in on the tenth floor to sew, but they all die in a horrible fire

Question 18

18th ammendment

Answer 18

Complete ban on all alcoholic beverages in america

Question 19

TR’s 3 C’s

Answer 19

Controlling corporations
Conserving the enviroment
Caring for the consumer

Question 20

Caing for consumer

Answer 20

Not allowing companies to produce a dangerous product, or false- advertising

Question 21

Conserving the enviroment

Answer 21

making sure that forests and americas nature wealth is protected

Question 22

Controlling corporations

Answer 22

Keep some trusts and bust others that were bad for the consumer

Question 23

Elkins and hepburn act

Answer 23

First successful effort to limit railroad

Question 24

Anthrocyte coal shortage

Answer 24

Workers go on strike and owners realize that america will blame the workers if they don’t get their coal, but TR says that if they dont find something out, he will send troops down to mine the coal for the people

Question 25

TR sqaure deal

Answer 25

Deals that are good for worker, consumer, and owner

Question 26

TR legacy

Answer 26

the US is a world power that is very nationalistic and centrist

Question 27

Taft Dollar Diplomacy

Answer 27

Relies on only american loans and investments to keep other countries on their side of the ocean

Question 28

Taft and Tariff

Answer 28

Taft lowers the tariff for the first time in a while but there is a lot of restrictions. he still loves it.

Question 29

WW triple wall of privelage

Answer 29

Tariff, Banks, Trusts

Question 30

clayton anti-trust act

Answer 30

like the effective sherman anti-trust act

Question 31

Tariff?

Answer 31

Reduced to benefit people

Question 32

Moralistic Diplomacy

Answer 32

We respect the independence of other nations and don't intervene. Doesn't actually follow this

Question 33

Tampico Incident

Answer 33

We see a shipment of weapons go to a feuding mexico and break moralistic diplomacy by intercepting it.