Wilson's New Freedom

​ (a)   : Suffragist, saw victory on horizon in 1916

• Carrie Chapman Catt
• Catherine Beecher
• Carrie Nation
• Susan B. Anthony

Like ____, Woodrow Wilson claimed progressive ideals, but he had a different idea for the federal government

• Theodore Roosevelt

• William Howard Taft

• William McKinley

• Warren G. Harding

Wilson believed in attacking large concentrations of power to give greater freedom to ______

• average citizens

• big business

• political leaders

• African Americans

Wilson's Southern background prevented him from using federal power to right off attacks direct at the civil rights of _____-

• African Americans

• Chinese Americans

• Mexican Americans

• European Americans

What were some jobs that Woodrow Wilson had before becoming president?

• lawyer

• history professor

• president of Princeton University

• Vice President

• US Senator

In 1910, Wilson became the governor of ____. He supported progressive legislation programs such as a direct primary, worker's compensation, and the regulation of public utilities and railroads

• New Jersey

• New York

• Pennsylvania

• New Hampshire

What was the name of Wilson's programs?

• "New Freedom"

• "New Nationalism"

• Fair Deal

• Square Deal

Wilson wanted to attack the triple wall of privilege which included:

• tariffs

• trusts

• high finance

• suffrage

• small business

​ (a)   : 1914 law, sought to strengthen the Sherman Antitrust Act; prohibited corporations from acquiring stock of another if it created a monopoly

​ (b)   : Agency set up as a "watchdog" and given the power to investigate possible violations of regulatory statutes

​ (c)   : head of the AFL, saw great value to workers in the 1914 antitrust act

​ (d)   : 1913 law that would substantialy reduce tariff rates for the first time since the Civil War

• Clayton Antitrust Act
• Federal Trade Commission
• Samuel Gompers
• Underwood Act
• Carey Antitrust Act
• Eugene V. Debs
• Federal Stock Commission

With lower tariff rates, the federal government had to replace the revenue the tariffs had supplied. In 1913, the ____ Amendment legalized a federal income tax, providing revenue by taxing individual earnings and corporate profits

• 16th

• 15th

• 17th

• 18th