Progressive Era

This was a group that fought for the rights of African Americans and fought against lynching and segregation.

• ADL

• NAACP

• NBA

• NONE of these

This Progressive Movement organization promoted the Meat Inspection Act of 1906 and the Pure Food and Drugs Act of 1906. It also helped write and pass state minimum wage laws for women. It also advocated for the creation of a federal Children's Bureau and federal child labor restrictions, among other reforms.

• Federal Trade Commission

• Muckrakers

• National Consumer's League

• Settlement House

This law prohibited companies from buying the stock of competing companies and also made strikes, boycotts, and pickets legal.

• Sherman Antitrust Act

• Pure Food and Drug Act

• Antitrust Act

• Clayton Antitrust Act

Which president ran a campaign called “New Freedom” where he said he would reduce import/export taxes (Tariffs), fix the banking system, and promote stronger antitrust legislation if he became president?

• Roosevelt

• Clinton

• Wilson

• Taft

A new form of local government that was made up of five experts in their fields. These men were more efficient at governing and were experts in their fields rather than loyal to a political party. This made local government better and was a progressive reform at the government level.

• City-Council

• Commission

• Federal Trade Commission

• Democracy

This organization enforced anti-trust laws and got tough on companies that used deceptive advertising. This organization is still around today and prevents monopolies from forming.

• Federal Trade Commission

• Department of Justice

• Antitrust Group

• Muckrakers

This amendment granted congress the power to collect taxes based on your income.

• 16

• 17

• 18

• 19

This focused on helping the poor and disadvantaged by addressing the environmental factors involved in poverty. The basic ideal was to have wealthy people move into poor neighborhoods so that both groups could learn from one another.

• Muckrakers

• National Consumer's League

• Settlement House

• Tenement House

Local government reform where citizens place a recently passed law on the ballot for public approval or rejection (think of what schools do).

• Recall

• Referendum

• Initiative

Local government reform where voters can put a proposed law on the ballot for public approval.

• Recall

• Referendum

• Initiative