Progressivism and WWI Identifications

This amendment banned the manufacture and sale of alcohol and was one of the final major actions of the Progressive reform movement.

• Pure Food and Drug Act

• Nineteenth Amendment

• Eighteenth Amendment

• Seventeenth Amendment

This was Theodore Roosevelt’s domestic program that focused on controlling corporations, protecting consumers, and conserving natural resources.

• New Nationalism

• Trust-busting

• Square Deal

• New Freedom

This reformer worked to clean up corrupt city governments, improve factory conditions for women, protect children from labor, and ensure food safety.

• Ida M. Tarbell

• Frances E. Willard

• Jane Addams

• Lincoln Steffens

This policy involved the aggressive use of government power to break up large corporations and monopolies.

• Interstate Commerce Commission

• Trust-busting

• Square Deal

• New Nationalism

This group of journalists exposed corruption and social problems, often publishing shocking stories the public loved to read.

• Progressives

• Socialists

• Muckrakers

• Populists

This federal agency, created in 1887, attempted to regulate railroad rates but was largely ineffective at first.

• Federal Trade Commission

• Interstate Commerce Commission

• Clayton Antitrust Act

• Meat Inspection Act

This journalist exposed corruption in city governments through a series of articles called The Shame of the Cities.

• Upton Sinclair

• Lincoln Steffens

• Ida M. Tarbell

• Jane Addams

This journalist published a detailed and factual exposé of the Standard Oil Company.

• Lincoln Steffens

• Upton Sinclair

• Ida M. Tarbell

• Jane Addams

This 1906 law required federal inspection of meat and meatpacking plants.

• Pure Food and Drug Act

• Clayton Antitrust Act

• Meat Inspection Act

• Interstate Commerce Act

This 1906 law banned the mislabeling and adulteration of food and medicines.

• Meat Inspection Act

• Pure Food and Drug Act

• Clayton Antitrust Act

• Federal Trade Commission