jeopardy review game for progressive era
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- 1. Amendments Vocab Corruption Reformers Presidents /Vocab 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500
- 2. Group of corporations run by a single board of directors - similar to a monopoly
- 3. Trust
- 4. Allowed voters to select party candidates
- 5. Direct primaries
- 6. Process by which people vote directly on a bill
- 7. referendum
- 8. Two terms used when politicians give jobs to political supporters
- 9. Spoils System Patronage
- 10. When voters can remove an elected official from office
- 11. recall
- 12. New York City political boss found guilty of corruption and stealing millions of dollars, died in prison
- 13. Boss William Tweed
- 14. 1870s-90s marked by patronage, corruption, bribery and political scandals
- 15. Gilded Age
- 16. This person became President after Garfield was killed and began the Civil Service Commission
- 17. Chester A. Arthur
- 18. DAILY DOUBLE Person who bought votes, took payoffs, bribed others & gave jobs and loans to supporters
- 19. Political boss
- 20. Charles Guiteau shot this person because he didnt give Guiteau a job
- 21. President James Garfield
- 22. Began in 1869; was organized to pass an amendment to give women the right to vote
- 23. National Womens Suffrage Association
- 24. Organization that fought to ban alcohol because of the negative affect it had on the family and because women were banned form bars
- 25. Womens Christian Temperance Union
- 26. He started the Wisconsin Idea and helped reform voting through primaries, referendums, initiatives, and recall
- 27. Robert Lafollette
- 28. Exposed meatpacking plants through The Jungle
- 29. Upton Sinclair
- 30. Broke up trusts, supported the graduated income tax, supported an 8 hour work day for government employees, against child labor
- 31. President William H. Taft
- 32. This President's plan was call the New Freedom plan
- 33. President Woodrow Wilson
- 34. The President lost public support when he raised tariffs and fired a Forest Service Official for selling wilderness land
- 35. President William H. Taft
- 36. Trustbuster
- 37. President Theodore Roosevelt
- 38. Federal Trade Commission & Federal Reserve Act
- 39. President Woodrow Wilson
- 40. Gave women the right to vote
- 41. 19th Amendment
- 42. Person who exposed corruption and other problems, usually through journalism
- 43. Muckraker
- 44. Agreement made to limit Japanese immigration into United States
- 45. Gentlemens Agreement
- 46. DAILY DOUBLE Amendment that allowed direct election of Senators
- 47. 17th Amendment
- 48. Amendment that banned the sale, transportation, and making of alcohol.
- 49. 18 th Amendment
- 50. Two reformers for African American rights: 1. supported actively fighting for equality 2. supported patience and learning a trade for equality
- 51. 1. W.E.B. Dubois 2. Booker T. Washington
- 52. Final Jeopardy Name all three Progressive Presidents in chronological order. (first and last name)