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WorksheetsThe Progressive Movement APUSH
Total questions: 24
Worksheet time: 12mins
Amendment that gave blacks suffrage
(a)
Identify 4 ways voting rights were improved during the Progressive Era
initiative
21st Amendment
17th Amendment
referendum
recall
Which movement is Susan B. Anthony most closely associated with?
Harlem Renaissance
Women’s Suffrage
Muckraker Movement
Temperance Movement
An important Progressive reformer who became President of the US. He helped pass through many progressive reforms.
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry Truman
Woodrow Wilson
Gives voters the power to remove elected officials.
recall
referendum
initiative
tar & feather
Wilson supported the _____, allowing the government to supervise the banking system and indirectly _____ for the entire nation.
Federal Trade Commission (FTC); regulate unfair trade practices
Federal Reserve System; control interest rates
Clayton Antitrust Act; regulate income levels
Underwood Tariff; control monetary flow
His electric light bulb allowed people to work after sunset.
Thomas Jefferson
Thomas Edison
Thomas Paine
Thomas Hobbes
Progressivism failed to address two types of discrimination: ________________.
economic and political
age and ability
racial and religious
geographic and gender
Why was Wilson opposed to Roosevelt's ideas of laws to protect women and children in the workforce?
Wilson believed Roosevelt's plan gave the federal government too much power in the economy
Wilson believed Roosevelt's plan did not give the federal government enough power to regulate industry
Wilson believed Roosevelt was too emotional in his plans
Wilson believed Roosevelt's plan was unnecessary because women and children were not working
Author of the Jungle, a book that exposed the bad conditions in the meatpacking industry:
Ida Tarbell
Booker T. Washington
Upton Sinclair
Jacob Riis
Founded the Hull House to assist new immigrants in Chicago:
Jane Addams
Ida B. Wells
W.E.B. DuBois
Jerry Lee Lewis
A belief that only the smartest and strongest in society survive.
Social Darwinism
Social Gospel
muckraking
Progressivism
What was the significance of Teddy Roosevelt’s Conservation Movement?
Preserve millions of acres of wilderness land such as the Grand Canyon and Yellowstone Park
Decrease in taxes, increase in military spending, decrease in social programs
Developed federal laws restricting immigrants from communist and socialist countries, Western Europe
Creates the Environmental Protection Agency, conducts environmental research, and to assists state and local governments in the clean-up of polluted sites
Southern Resistance to 13th amendment
Sharecropping
Jim Crow
Poll Tax
Wilson's program to destroy monopolies and limit government power was called _______
New Freedom
New Nationalism
Power Destruction Initiative (PDI)
A Return to Normal Nationalism
Wilson signed the _____ in 1913 that reduced tariffs and provided for levying an _____ on earnings of individuals.
Underwood Tariff Act; income tax
Tariff Elimination Act; anti-trust law
Wilson Tariff Act; uplifting raise
Progressive Tariff Reform; unfair trade practice protection
Amendment gave women the right to vote
(a)
He was perhaps the first President to side with a union during a strike:
Roosevelt
Taft
Wilson
An addition to the Monroe Doctrine that said the US would “police” Latin America & a warning to European nations to stay out of the Western Hemisphere:
Roosevelt Corollary
Nationalism
Imperial Warning
Muckrakers like Ida Tarbell hoped to
oversee the Tennessee Valley Authority
stop ratification of the 18th Amendment
expose abuses in business and corruption in politics
improved methods of mass production
Amendment that gave blacks citizenship and equal rights
(a)
What was the purpose of the American Federation of Labor?
Provided education, medical care, pension, and mortgage loans for military veterans
A political group that fought for the full social and economic equality for African Americans
Journalist who brought attention to the social and political problems of the early 1900’s
A labor union, designed to convince employers to give workers shorter workdays and better working conditions.
Allows people to put laws directly on the ballot by collecting signatures on petitions.
initiative
referendum
recall
Galveston plan
Examples of Progressivism in the federal government include laws passed to _____ and _____.
protect workers; regulate business
encourage child labor; progress business interests
regulate income; solve poverty
end racial discrimination; encourage religious acceptance
