Topic 4.1-4.4 review

In 1906, he published The Jungle which exposed the conditions in the U.S. meat packing industry.

• Upton Sinclair

• Jacob Riis

• Lincoln Steffens

• Frank Norris

Journalists who exposed practices of monopolies and big business

• Gump Mushers

• Muckrakers

• Scalawags

• Dirt Diggers

Banning the sale of alcohol was the chief goal of

• National Women's Suffrage Association

• Bull Moose Party

• Women's Christian Temperance Union

• Good Government League

Meat Inspection Act and Pure Food and Drug Act were created in part because

• of the book The Jungle

• the 18th Amendment

• suffragists were protesting the meat packing industry.

• Civil Service Act

Men/women who fought for women's right to vote

• Klan Member

• Muckraker

• Suffragist

• Mugwumps

Law that requires companies to properly label food and medicine.

• Meat Inspection Act

• Pendleton Civil Service Act

• Clayton Antitrust Act

• Pure Food and Drug Act

Loosely linking their reform efforts under a single label, Progressive, was a belief that changes in society were badly needed and that government was the proper agency for correcting social and economic ills

• True

• False

What was the main goal or the women's rights movement during the Progressive Era?

• starting a system of women's colleges

• securing the right to vote

• winning elections for public office

• separating men and women in prison

Which President supported Progressive ideas such as conservation and the regulation of public health?

• William McKinley

• Calvin Coolidge

• Teddy Roosevelt

• Herbert Hoover

What was the main goal of most muckraking journalists?

• Gain fame through articles of high popular interest

• increase public awareness of America's great potential

• expose social and economic problems in need of political attention

• end corrupt relationships between politicians and big business