an economic system in which the workers control the means of production and the government oversees the equal distribution of wealth

a movement in the early 20^th century that focused on reforming problems caused by industrialization and urbanization

an economic system in which private individuals or entrepreneurs control the means of production

officially banned the sale and manufacture of alcoholic beverages

an election in which the citizens vote to choose nominees or candidates for the upcoming general election

the right to vote

the practice of avoiding alcohol

allowed for the direct election of U.S. Senators

separation of races

allowed the federal government to collect income tax

a process that allows citizens to approve or reject a law passed by a legislature

decision that upheld a state law limiting working hours for women to 10 per day

a bill or proposed law originated directly by the people rather than lawmakers

groups of Mexican Americans that make loans and provide legal assistance to other members of their community

to hang or murder without a trial

the use of a neutral third party to settle disputes between two groups, often employers and employees

having to do with the home

the policy of leaving wilderness areas completely untouched

stated that the right to vote could not be denied based on a person’s gender

the belief that assimilating immigrants into American society would make them more loyal citizens

decision that legalized segregation through the principle of “separate but equal”

a process by which voters can remove elected officials from office before their terms end

the breaking up of monopolies through lawsuits

the protection of some wilderness areas, while others were developed for the common good

Progressives sought reforms that were similar to those proposed by the

Who wrote a novel that highlighted conditions in the meatpacking industry?

Reforms in workplace safety and workers' compensation took place as a result of the

Community centers that developed in urban neighborhoods to provide services to the city's poor immigrant population were called

Settlement houses provided services including all of the following EXCEPT

Progressive reforms that gave more power to the voters were made MOSTLY at which level of government?

Which of the following is an example of a progressive tax?

Susan B. Anthony began an organization that was later headed by Carrie Chapman Catt. What did that group want?

Which of the following was NOT a common type of job or career that women held?

Which woman used tactics that were considered radical for the early 20th century such as picketing the White House, protest marches, and hunger strikes?

The views of which Black leader focused on helping people gain vocational skills and get jobs while asking for patience in seeking an end to segregation and voter discrimination?

Which Black leader demanded immediate reforms to voting and access to higher education during the Progressive Era?

The Springfield Race riot was triggered by

One result of the Springfield Race Riot of 1908 was

Which of the following was NOT a focus of the Urban League?

Teddy Roosevelt used his personal popularity to help him

Teddy Roosevelt demanded that both sides agree to arbitration in an effort to

Which of the following was NOT an area that Theodore Roosevelt sought to regulate?

Which of the following best describes Theodore Roosevelt?

Who won the election of 1912?