The Progressive Movement (OpenStax Chapter 21)

Booker T. Washington’s speech, given in 1895, where he urged African Americans to work hard and get along with others in their White communities, so as to earn the goodwill of the country

• Atlanta Compromise

• Connecticut Compromise

• Niagara Movement

• Temperance Movement

a campaign led by W. E. B. Du Bois and other prominent African American reformers that departed from Booker T. Washington's model of accommodation and advocated for a “Declaration of Principles” that called for immediate political, social, and economic equality for African Americans

• Atlanta Compromise

• Niagara Movement

• Square Deal

• New Freedom

women protesters who picketed the White House for years to protest for women’s right to vote; they went on a hunger strike after their arrest, and their force-feeding became a national scandal

• Wobblies

• Silent Sentinels

• Muckrakers

• Prohibitionists

the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People, a civil rights organization formed in 1909 by an interracial coalition including ______, ________, and Florence Kelley (Choose 2)

• W E B DuBois

• Booker T Washington

• Ida B Wells

• John Mercer Langston

______ was perhaps the most well-known female muckraker, wrote a series of articles on the dangers of John D. Rockefeller’s powerful monopoly, Standard Oil.

• Florence Kelley

• Ida B Wells

• Alice Paul

• Ida Tarbell

_______ drew public attention to some of the most glaring inequities and scandals that grew out of the social ills of the _______ and the hands-off approach of the federal government since the end of Reconstruction. (Choose the 2 terms to complete the statement)

• Gilded Age

• Progressive Era

• Muckrakers

• Robber Barons

The National Child Labor Committee (NCLC), formed in 1904, urged the passage of labor legislation to ban child labor in the industrial sector. The committee employed photographer _____ to engage in a decade-long pictorial campaign to educate Americans on the plight of children working in factories.

• Upton Sinclair

• Lincoln Steffens

• Lewis Hine

• Jacob Riis

series of reforms that sought to sidestep the power of special interests in state legislatures and restore the democratic political process included allowing voters to enact legislation by petitioning to place an idea on the ballot

• referendum

• initiative

• recall

• direct primary

the Congressional Union for Woman Suffrage, led by _____, adopted more direct protest tactics to draw greater media attention, including picketting outside the White House

• Susan B Anthony

• Ida B Wells

• Alice Paul

• Carrie Chapman Catt

Which of the following amendments to the US Constitution is most associated with women's suffrage

• 17th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 21st Amendment