Chapter 15 Section 1 Flashcards

1
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laws banning the manufacture, sale, and consumption of alcohol

A

Prohibition

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2
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progressives campaigned against this emotional issue

A

Child Labor

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3
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allowed a group of citizens in a state to introduce legislation and required the legislature to vote on it

A

Initiative

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4
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journalists who investigated social conditions and political corruption

A

Muckrakers

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5
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the right to vote

A

Suffrage

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6
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Wisconsin became a model of political reform under the leadership of who?

A

Robert La Follette

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7
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What did progressives think neede to play a more active role in solving society’s problems?

A

the government

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8
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Who formed the National Woman’s Party an wanted to use protests to force President Wilson to take action on suffrage?

A

Alice Paul

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9
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What divides a town or city into areas for commercial, residential, or other development

A

Zoning

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10
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Progressivism was a series or responses to problems in society that emerged from the growth in what?

A

Industry

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11
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Progressives wanted what kind of economic and market?

A

Laissez-Faire, and unregulated

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12
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Who believed industrialization and urbanization had created many social problems?

A

progressives

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13
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Progressives stemmed from what party?

A

Democrat and Republican Party

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14
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Who had a strong faith in science and technology

A

Progressives

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15
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Journalists who investigated social conditions and political curruption were called??

A

Muckrakers

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16
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Who highlighted the plight of immigrants in the book “How the Other Half LIves”

A

Jacob Riis

17
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Who exposed curruption in urban political machines?

A

Lincoln Steffans

18
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What were the two proposals to reform city government by progressices?

A

1) Commission Plan, divided city into several departments 2)Council-Manager system

19
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What State became a model of progressive reform, and who was it led by?

A

Wisconsin, Robert M. La Follete

20
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La Follete pressured the state legislature to pass a law requiring parties to hold a what?

A

Direct Primary

21
Q

Progressives pushed for 3 reforms. What were they?

A

The Referendum, The initiative, and the Recall

22
Q

In 1913, what ammendment was added to the constitution that had the direct election of senators?

A

Seventeenth

23
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The suffrage movement was split into two groups. What was the New York based Group?

A

National Woman’s Suffrage Association

24
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What was the Boston based group?

A

American Woman Suffrage Association

25
By 1900 how many states had granted women voting rights?
Four
26
Who left NAWSA and formed the National Woman's Party?
Alice Paul
27
Who became NAWSA's leader in 1915?
Carrie Chapman Catt
28
On August 26, 1920, what Amendment went into effect, that gave women voting rights?
Nineteenth
29
What was the most emotional progressive issue was what?
Child Labor
30
What were some labor laws that went into affect?
Workers Compensation Laws, Zoning Laws, and Building and Health Codes
31
what was the concern that alcohol explained many of society's problems?
Temperence
32
The Temperance movement later moved into what?
Prohibition