oligarchs

stores

private business

competition

Workers seized the factory after the manager locked them out for refusing to work faster

Railroads cut wages and workers in Baltimore and Ohio walked off the job. Workers blocked trains and the state militia was called in, then eventually the army came to stop the strike.

Employees were laid off and wages were cut but rent was not cut or grocery prices reduced. Federal troops were called in to break the strike.

There was so much loyalty to the company that when a few employees went on strike other workers supported the company instead of their fellow workers

make trusts pay higher taxes

promote competition and free trade

improve working conditions

prevent monopolies

the 19th Amendment giving women the right to vote

Initiative: allows voters to initiate or propose a law

Recall: to remove an elected official from office by calling a special election

Referendum: allows citizens to vote on a proposed or existing law

led by coal miners

looking to increase tariffs

led by poor farmers

another term for Social Darwinism

was mainly a Protestant Christian

were mainly Catholic, Jews or Orthodox Christians

a Chinese adventurer hoping to strike it rich in the gold rush or work on the railroad

from Eastern or Southern Europe

Every immigrant will find a helping hand in America

Immigrants are taking away jobs from Americans and should be sent home

It is an expression of religious faith to help those less fortunate than ourselves

I love my adopted country, America, as much as the country I left behind.

workers should have more rights

Great wealth should be used to help those who are less fortunate

Workers should have more rights

the poor deserve to be poor and we should not feel sympathy fro them

Southern and Eastern Europe

China

South America

Northern and Western Europe

Bolivia

Italy

Japan

India

Jane Adams

Ida Tarbell

Jacob Riis

Mary Elizabeth Lease

only the strong survive in he competitive world and that is why we will be a stronger country if you ignore the weak and poor

churches should serve people in separate class structures

everyone is equally in need of a religious message

religious faith should be expressed through good works so you should help the needy if you can

money

education

votes

advertising

An 8-hour work day was a progressive reform issue

Teddy Roosevelt was always in favor of big business

Recall is a political reform which allowed voters to remove an elected official from office

Muckrakers were journalist who exposed social problems

The creation of company towns

Progressive reforms

Suffrage movement

Poor working conditions and wage cuts

tenements

sweatshops

blacklists

stores

blackmail

union lists

blacklists

charters

Asian immigrants

African Americans

Native Americans

Jewish Americans

Grover Cleveland

Woodrow Wilson

Theodore Roosevelt

Jewish

Japanese

Russian

Chinese

Immigration Quota Act

Chinese Exclusion Act

Muslim Ban

Jane Adams-Hull House

Ida Tarbell- the Standard Oil Co.

Upton Sinclair- The Jungle

Jacob Riis- The Urban Poor

the direct election of senators

the creation of the post of city commissioner

the elimination of the position of city manager

the abolishment of jail time for failure to pay debts

was responsible for crime, poverty and violence against women

was produced under unsanitary conditions

caused health problems

production lines were liable to burst into flames under the right conditions

workers, women, and bankers

religion, business, and art

women, farmers, and reformers

workers, business, and consumers

the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission

the passage of the Meat Inspection Act

anti-trust legislation

the passage of the Elkins Act

corruption in city government

the corrupt business practices of the Standard Oil Company

The horrors of the meat packing industry

the hardships of urban poverty

the IWW textile workers strike in Lawrence, MA

Lochner VS New York

The Teapot Dome scandal

Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire

pacifism

the spoils system

prohibition

retirement benefits

Carry Nation

Harriet Tubman

Susan B. Anthony

Lucy Hayes

he was a Republican

he was a Democrat

he created the National parks system

he passed laws on tariffs, banking reform and trust reform

states should not be allowed to segregate people by race

there should be "separate but equal" facilities

public places could be segregated but schools could not

established Jim Crow laws across the U.S.

approved of the 16th Amendment

kept African-American people from voting

enforced voting rights for women

instituted the Interstate Commerce Commission

stronger people will succeed but weaker ones need our help through the creation of settlement houses

Strong people will succeed and wealth is their reward and the poor are an example of weakness and therefore should not be helped

Philanthropy towards the less fortunate

Charles Darwin's theory of natural selection, he supported it being applied to people

Sherman Anti-Trust, Income Taxes, Anti-monopoly and Prohibition

Federal Reserve Agency, Prohibition, Women's suffrage, and Plessy VS Ferguson

Women's suffrage, Prohibition, Income Taxes and Direct election of senators

Plessy VS Ferguson and Lochner VS New York

was the mayor of New York

used his position to improve the city of New York but also used corrupt practices

as an entrepreneur he created a new product called a voting machine

made sure the city ran as efficiently as possible