Reform Vocabulary.HallsvilleJH

A person who urges or works for improvement and change.

• Reformer

• Suffrage

• Segregate

• Populism

A tax of a fixed amount that a voter must pay in order to vote.

• Poll Tax

• Temperance

• Progressivism

• Populism

The right to vote.

• Suffrage

• Temperance

• Segregate

• Impeach

The practice of drinking little or no alcohol.

• Temperance

• Segregate

• Prohibition

• Impeach

A national movement to ban the manufacture, sale, transportation, or use of alcoholic beverages.

• Prohibition

• Populism

• Suffrage

• Segregate

To separate people according to race.

• Segregate

• Suffrage

• Reformer

• Populism

To charge a state official with a crime, leading to a trial in the state Senate.

• Impeach

• Prohibition

• Temperance

• Suffrage

A reform movement that tried to correct social and political problems.

• Progressivism

• Populism

• Reformer

• Temperance

A political movement of the common people that resulted in the formation of the People's Party.

• Populism

• Prohibition

• Segregate

• Suffrage