Unit 3 - The Progressive Era Review

A social and political movement that advocated progress and aimed to represent the interests of ordinary people through political change.

• Progressive Movement
• Social Gospel

• Conservation

• Populist Party

Goals of the Progressive Movement:

• Protecting Social Welfare

• Promoting Moral Improvement

• Creating Economic Reform

• Fostering Efficiency

The __________ __________and the settlement house movement, which were aimed at protecting social welfare, continued and grew during the Progressive Era.

• Social Gospel
• W.E.B. Du Bois
• Jim Crow Laws
• 16th Amendment

The movement to make alcoholic beverages illegal.

• Prohibition

• Conservation

• Progressiveness

• Social Gospel

Journalists who wrote about the corrupt side of business.

• Muckrakers
• Conservationist

• Ida B. Wells

• Susan B. Anthony

Muckraker who exposed many of the corrupt practices of the Standard Oil Company in an article published in McClure's Magazine entitled "History of the Standard Oil Company."

• Ida M. Tarbell

• Jane Addams

• Ida B. Wells

• Upton Sinclair

n 1917, the Supreme Court ruled in favor of a_______________________________which was a Populist Party reform.

• 10-Hour Workday

• Moral Improvement

• Referendum

• Jim Crow Law

Co-founder of Hull House which helped new immigrant women with job skills, educational, and artistic programs to become successful and productive citizens, facilitated assimilation of immigrants.

• Jane Addams

• Upton Sinclair

• Ida M. Tarbell

• Ida B. Wells

How did reformers give common people a greater voice in government.

• Initiatives

• Social Gospel

• Referendums

• Recalls

In 1899, Minnesota adopted the first statewide _____________________________________ which enabled voters, rather than political machines, to choose candidates for public office.

• primary election system
• Secret Ballots

• Jim Crow Law

• Tariffs