Progressive vocab

These journalists and writers exposed corruption in business and politics during the early 1900s through their investigative reporting:

• Progressives

• Third Parties

• Muckrakers
• Reform Activists

The political party formed by Theodore Roosevelt in 1912 after his split from the Republican Party:

• Reform Party

• Bull Moose Party

• Republican Party

• Democrat Party

This 1906 legislation helped ensure safer food for consumers:

• Child Labor Act

• Conservation Act

• Pure Food and Drug Act

• Federal Trade Commission Act

The movement to give women the right to vote was known as:

• Women's rights

• Suffragist movement

• Women's liberation

• Women's suffrage

These protected areas were established by Theodore Roosevelt to preserve America's natural resources:

• Wildlife reserves

• State parks

• National parks

• Conservation areas

The practice of employing young children in factories and mines that Progressives sought to eliminate:

• Youth employment

• Industrial labor

• Child labor

• Juvenile work

The increased oversight of business and industry by federal and state authorities is known as:

• Business supervision

• Government regulation

• Corporate control

• Federal oversight

Political organizations outside the two major parties that often championed progressive causes:

• Reform groups

• Political clubs

• Third parties

• Interest groups

The process of making gradual changes to improve social and political conditions:

• Revolution

• Progression

• Reform

• Change

Which group was known for publishing works like "The Jungle" by Upton Sinclair?

• Third parties

• Progressives

• Reform activists

• Muckrakers