United States president from 1901 to 1909

United States president from 1897 to 1901

United States president from 1913 to 1921

United States president from 1909 to 1913

A process where citizens can propose a law

A method for electing representatives

A system for voting on budget allocations

A way to organize community events

Progressive Wisconsin governor and senator

Famous American author

Notable Civil Rights leader

Influential military general

Insisted that blacks should seek a liberal arts education so that the African American community would have well-educated leaders.

Promoted the idea of vocational training for African Americans.

Advocated for the immediate integration of schools and public facilities.

Called for the establishment of separate educational institutions for blacks.

A vote on whether to remove a public official from office

A process to elect a new public official

A method of public opinion polling

A legal procedure for impeachment

Social reform movement in the early-20th century

Economic policy reform in the late-19th century

Cultural renaissance in the mid-20th century

Political revolution in the 21st century

African American reformer who tried to end lynching through her reporting

Civil rights leader known for her work in the 1960s

Feminist writer who focused on women's suffrage

Prominent abolitionist who fought against slavery

School headed by W.E.B. Du Bois

School headed by Booker T. Washington

School focused on liberal arts education

School established for women only

Novelist who exposed social problems

Famous painter of the Renaissance

Pioneer in computer science

Renowned physicist of the 20th century

A program of economic reforms by President Franklin D. Roosevelt

A series of social reforms initiated by President Theodore Roosevelt

President Theodore Roosevelt’s program of progressive reforms

A foreign policy strategy developed by President Theodore Roosevelt

Amendment providing for senators to be elected directly

Amendment that abolished poll taxes

Amendment granting women the right to vote

Amendment that established the income tax

Social reformer who worked to help women and children

Famous artist known for her paintings

Political leader in the 19th century

Scientist who discovered a new element

A way for people to approve changes in laws by a vote

A type of government where citizens elect representatives

A legal document that outlines the rights of citizens

A process of gathering public opinion through surveys

Clause that allowed poor, uneducated whites to vote

A legal provision that grants rights to descendants of a certain group

A rule that restricts voting based on property ownership

A law that requires literacy tests for all voters

Law to stop the sale of unclean food and drugs, 1906

Regulation for the sale of alcoholic beverages, 1919

Act to promote the sale of organic foods, 2001

Legislation to control tobacco advertising, 1970

The right to vote; a major goal of women reformers

A type of government system

A form of protest against taxation

A legal term for property ownership

Law reforming meatpacking conditions, 1906

Regulation of food additives, 1958

Establishment of the FDA, 1906

Prohibition of meat exports, 1910

A federal agency set up in 1914 to investigate businesses to help enforce regulatory laws

A private organization that promotes free trade among states

A government body that regulates international trade agreements

An independent agency that oversees consumer protection laws

Winner of the 1912 presidential election

Winner of the 1908 presidential election

Winner of the 1920 presidential election

Winner of the 1916 presidential election