Who were muckrakers?

______________________ was a movement that believed the social challenges caused by industrialization, urbanization, and immigration in the 1890s and 1900s could be addressed

_________________ was a leading figure in the settlement house movement.

The campaign to promote the practice of never drinking alcohol was called the _________________

_______________ founded the Women’s Trade Union League which worked for a federal minimum wage and a national eight-hour workday.

____________ is the right to vote.

founded the National Women's Party, which used public protest marches to demand the right to vote

stated that the right to vote "shall not be denied or abridged on account of sex"

________________ exposed the deplorable conditions poor people were forced to live under in How the Other Half Lives.

What did the 17th Amendment provide for?

The first state to allow women to vote was _________________

This theology emphasized helping others by following the moral and ethical example of Jesus and addressed the poverty in urban, industrial society.

____________________ is the act of outlawing the production, distribution, and sale of alcohol

A procedure by which citizens can vote to remove an elected public official from office is known as a _____________.

When President McKinley was assassinated, _________________ became the President of the United States

This approach in disputes between big business and labor would be a hallmark of Roosevelt’s presidency as he wanted to ensure fairness and balance to both sides.

In 1890, Congress had passed the __________________________ which gave the federal government the power to prosecute and break up corporations and trusts that monopolized, or threatened to monopolize, specific markets and industries

Americans saw Roosevelt as a ________________, someone who would fight to curb the power of big business by vigorously enforcing antitrust legislation.

In 1908 Theodore Roosevelt declined to run for a second full term and instead backed his Secretary of War __________________, who would go on to win the Presidency in the 1908 Election.

______________ won the 1912 Election despite not having a majority of the popular vote.

This amendment gave Congress the power to collect an income tax

The Progressive Party was often referred to as the ______________________

In October 1901, Roosevelt invited _______________________, who had built a political machine among black Republicans in the South, to dine with his family at the White House. The goal being to gain votes to help him in the 1904 Election.

Wilson's _____________________, was similar to Roosevelt’s New Nationalism, calling for strict government controls over corporations.

What country did the U.S. purchase Alaska from?

Who was the Secretary of State that overseen the purchase of Alaska?

Before being annexed by the United States the leader of the Hawaiian islands was...

One country taking over another economically, politically, and culturally.

_______________ is a policy in which a nation stays out of the affairs of other nations

The idea that theories of natural selection and that the fittest nations will survive is called _________________.

The US Navy captain that proposed an international network of naval bases, a powerful battleship fleet, and an aggressive foreign policy to make the US a world power was ________________________.

Zones in which European countries enjoyed special access to ports and markets.

_______________ was an American proposal that aimed to establish equal access to ports among countries trading with China in 1900.

_____________ was a 1900 political uprising in northern China against foreigners in the country.

The Teller Amendment stated that the United States

Emilio Aguinaldo was a

The ______________________ was a group of battleships designed to demonstrate to the world the US Navy's power.

"Speak Softly and Carry a Big Stick" was the foreign diplomacy motto of which US President

How did the United States get access to the Canal Zone in Panama?

The ________________ made Cuba a protectorate of the United States, allowing the US to have military bases in Cuba, treaty power, and the ability to intervene when necessary.

___________________ is a very aggressive form of nationalism.

Governor of the Philippines in 1901 (hint: he would later become President of the United States)

The following countries became US Territories after the Spanish American War...

Before becoming President, Teddy Roosevelt was a hero of the Spanish American War leading a group of volunteers known as the ___________________.