progressive era vocabulary late1800s to early 1900s
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Progressive Era Vocabulary Late1800s to early 1900s. 1. Labor Union. Workers organizing into groups to demand better pay and working conditions from their employer. 2. Wages. Money paid for doing a job. 3. Sweatshop. Crowded urban factories. 4. American Federation of Labor. - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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Progressive Era
VocabularyLate1800s to early
1900s
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1. Labor Union Workers
organizing into groups to demand better pay
and working conditions from their employer.
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2. Wages Money paid for doing a
job.
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3. Sweatshop
Crowded urban factorie
s.
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4. American Federation of
Labor 1881 group
of national trade
formed to represent
skilled workers in
various crafts.
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5. Homestead Strike of 1892
A violent strike at a Carnegie steel plant that resulted in damaging the reputation of
unions.
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6. Progressive Movement
A philosophical movement aimed at
improving the lives and working
conditions of U.S. citizens.
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7. Temperance Movement
A “crusade”
against the use of
alcohol urged
individuals to stop drinking.
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8. Prohibition Passing laws to prohibit
the making, selling,
and distributio
n of alcohol illegal.
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9. Speakeasies Secret clubs at which
bootleg alcohol
was purchased
and consumed.
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10. Bootleggers People who manufacture
d, sold, or distributed
alcohol illegally.
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So that’s why they call them
Bootleggers!
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11. Smuggle Illegal
transportation,
distribution, and sale of
alcohol.
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12.18th
Amendment This Constitution
al amendment prohibited
the transportati
on, distribution , and sale of
alcohol.
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13. Repeal(As in a Constitutional Amendment)
To cancel an act or law.
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14. 21st
Amendment Repealed
the 18th amendmen
t.
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15. Suffrage
The right
to vote.
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16. 19th Amendment
Granted women suffrage
(the right to vote).
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17. Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Ms. Stanton is a founder of the women’s
rights movement.
In July 1848, she helped to organize the first women’s
rights convention.
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18. Susan B. Anthony Mrs. Anthony
is a founder of the women’s rights movement.
She partnered with Ms. Stanton to lead the women’s movement.