Progressive Era Exam

____ Banned the

sale/manufacturing of alcohol

• A. Sixteenth (16th) Amendment

• B. Seventeenth (17th) Amendment

• C. Eighteenth (18th) Amendment

• D. Nineteenth (19th) Amendment

____ Government can tax

personal income

• Sixteenth (16th) Amendment

• Seventeenth (17th) Amendment

• Eighteenth (18th) Amendment

• Nineteenth (19th) Amendment

Women’s suffrage

(voting)

• Sixteenth (16th) Amendment

• Seventeenth (17th) Amendment

• Eighteenth (18th) Amendment

• Nineteenth (19th) Amendment

_____ Direct election of

senators

• Sixteenth (16th) Amendment

• Seventeenth (17th) Amendment

• Eighteenth (18th) Amendment

• Nineteenth (19th) Amendment

Wanted vocational skills/favored slow change

• Jane Addams

• W.E.B. DuBois

• Booker T. Washington

• Ida B. Wells

The protection and preservation of the country's natural resources.

• Arbitration
• Antisemitism
• Conservation 
• Progressivism

This term means support for social reform (improvements)

• Progressivism
• Antisemitism
• Laissez-faire
• Suffragist

The 26th U.S. President elected in 1901; fought for conservation of natural resources. 

• Theodore Roosevelt
• FDR 
• Woodrow Wilson
• Harry Truman

The right of citizens to place a measure or issue before the voters or the legislature for approval 

• primary 
• recall 
• referendum 
• initiative 

Reporters and journalists who reported on corrupt politicians and other problems in society, for example, Upton Sinclair wrote The Jungle about the gruesome details of the meatpacking industry; Thomas Nast’s cartoons ruined Boss Tweed 

• muckrakers 
• carpetbaggers 
• scalawags 
• dirtdiggers