Progressive Politics

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Trust Busting

breaking up large business monopolies (trusts)

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Muckraking

Writers that write about real stories but over exaggerated the stories, making it more extreme than they appeared.

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Sherman Anti-Trust Act

law that made it illegal for companies to become monopolies or unfairly control markets.

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17th Amendment

people vote directly for senators instead of state legislatures picking them.

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18th Amendment

Prohibition, banning the sale and consumption of Alcohol

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19th Amendment

Women get the right to vote

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Labor Unions - Organizations formed by workers to protect their rights and improve working conditions

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What conditions were labor unions fighting for? - Higher wages, Shorter hours, and Better working conditions

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Yellow Dog Contract - businesses made workers pledge not to join unions

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Black List - had names of union workers and organizers, businesses wouldn’t hire these people

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Jane Addams - a reformer who created Hull House to help poor immigrants and improve living conditions in cities.

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Hull House - a settlement house in Chicago that helped poor immigrants by offering education, job training, and social services

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Temperance - a movement to reduce or ban alcohol because people believed it was causing major social problems.

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Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU) - a women’s group that fought to ban alcohol and also supported broader social reforms like women’s voting rights.

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Carrie Nation - Temperance worker who became famous for destroying saloons with rocks and bricks and eventually hatchets mostly around Kansas

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Prohibition - Ban on alcohol in the U.S.

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Why did prohibition fail in the United States? - People still wanted alcohol illegal drinking continued and crimes increased

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Populism - Political movement of farmers and working class

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Plessy vs. Ferguson - Supreme Court case that legalized racial segregation in the United States by upholding the "separate but equal"

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NAACP - National Association for the Advancement of Colored People and Fought segregation and racism

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W.E.B. DuBois - Leader of NAACP, immediate equality and education for Black Americans

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