He wrote the book Looking Backwards:

He wrote the book Progress and Poverty:

Florence Kelly was one of the leaders of the National Consumers League (NCL). Her passion was the abolition of:

She was one of the leaders of the National Consumers League (NCL). She pushed for reforms of labor conditions, child labor and women's suffrage:

She was the pioneer of social work and is best known for her Hull House project, which was a settlement for immigrants:

She lost her family in a yellow fever epidemic. She became a labor leader who worked to create better working conditions for coal miners:

They believed government reform and action was needed to improve the lives of Americans not private charity:

This term refers to writers who tried to expose wrongdoing by political and business leaders:

This writer exposed political corruption in cities:

This writer exposed the business practices of Standard Oil:

This political system works on the principle of supply and demand. It calls for limited government regulation:

This political system tries to make everyone have a fair opportunity. It calls for high taxes against the wealthy to pay for government regulations:

A fire at this New York factory killed 146 women and children. Most died because the doors were locked and safety standards were not required:

They controlled neighborhoods and controlled corrupt officials:

This means National government in Washington D.C.:

This is a court order to stop or prohibit an action:

This gives cities the right to have local control of how they enforce a law:

At the state level, this process allows citizens to propose or change laws:

At the state level, this process allows citizens to vote on a law or get rid of a law:

At the state level, this process allows citizens to remove an elected official:

This allows the voters to choose their candidates for their political party in upcoming elections:

This amendment allows the government to have an income tax:

This amendment allows the for the direct election of U.S. Senators:

This amendment banned all production, manufacture and sale of alcoholic beverages:

This amendment granted women the right to vote:

The name of Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policies

The plan to develop and plan irrigation projects:

The plan to manage the country's water and timber resources:

The plan to manage the country's parks:

The regulated the railroads and outlawed the practice of rebates:

This became a new position in the President's cabinet:

This required labeling and mandated disclosure of all ingredients in any consumable product:

This required federal inspections of food processing and sanitary conditions:

This created a Federal bank to monitor and supervise private banks. It also regulated money supply:

This regulated big business and prohibited monopolies and unfair trade practices:

Which of these is NOT a term or a practice of a monopoly?

This is a tax on imported goods:

Progressives wanted to do this with tariffs:

Monopolies wanted to do this with tariffs:

This act was supposed to lower tariffs but instead it raised them.

This act was lowered the tariff from 40% to 25%.

The conflict between two conservationalists that led to the firing of one and made William Howard Taft continue to lose support:

He succeeded Teddy Roosevelt in 1908 as President:

He won the 1912 election for President:

Teddy Roosevelt ran for President again in 1912. He was this party's candidate:

William Howard Taft ran for re-election as President in 1912. He was this party's candidate:

Woodrow Wilson ran for election as President in 1912. He was this party's candidate:

He won the Presidential election of 1912:

This ended the Progressive Era:

Theodore Roosevelt sided with this industry's workers against big business by mediating a settlement:

To break a law by using non-violent means:

They tried to get change by lobbying states to grant women the right to vote:

They used civil disobedience to gain women's suffrage including protesting in front of the White House during World War I:

Alice Paul led this organization. She used tactics she had learned while she was studying in England.

Carrie Chapman Catt led this organization. She tried to persuade state leaders and congressional leaders to change laws for women's issues:

This law limited the use of child labor in factories but did not ban it.

His Presidential Platform was called New Freedom:

His Presidential Platform was called New Nationalism:

He led the United Mine Workers in a strike that was settled by President Roosevelt:

When government uses it's powers to govern itself rather than state or business control:

This act led to labels being required on anything that a person can consume:

To call a question for a vote is called a:

Arnold Schwartzenneger became Governor of California by this people's right:

By taking out a petition and getting half of the registered voters to sign it, a state is exercising this process:

This group was left out of Progressive reforms:

This organization formed to fight segregation:

Poring over documents, conducting countless interviews, and going undercover.

Media (newspapers) sensationalized stories using imagination rather than facts.

This reformer got the attention of Theodore Roosevelt:

This writer exposed John D. Rockefeller and his business practices:

This writer attacked political bosses and corrupt businesses and politicians:

His portrait hangs in NYPD precincts:

This system wants to give everyone a chance to be equal by focusing on high taxes to pay for education, medical care and social services

This system wants wants to have competition, a free market not regulated by government and incentives to produce goods by private industries:

Woodrow Wilson's choice of Louis Brandeis for the Supreme Court almost didn't happen because Brandeis was:

The event that led to women's suffrage

The most likely victim of corruption:

Voters in states decide which candidates will stand for election by:

The following were Progressives EXCEPT