-CHAPTER 21 REVIEW SHEET
MATCHING
Illegal payments kickbacks
Roosevelt’s plan Square deal
Mexican neighborhood barrio
Women’s right to vote Nineteenth Amendment
Worked for women’s right to vote suffragists
Prohibition law 18th amendment
Income tax law 16th amendment
Regulates banking Federal Reserve Act
Restricted Japanese immigration Gentlemen’s Agreement
Legalized segregation Plessy v. Ferguson
MULTIPLE CHOICES
What was the motto of the National Association of Colored Women?
“Lifting as we climb”
Who was the 1912 Bull Moose Party presidential candidate?
Theodore Roosevelt
Which organization encouraged working women to form women’s labor
unions?
Women’s Trade Union League
What was the first state that allowed women to vote?
Wyoming
What did Theodore Roosevelt use to file lawsuits against corporations?
Sherman Antitrust Act
Which process gave voters the opportunity to accept or reject
measures that the state legislature enacted?
Referendum
What allows voters to remove unsatisfactory elected officials from their
jobs?
Recall
Who easily defeated the Democratic candidate for the presidency in
1908?
William Howard Taft
Who published the names of people involved in a lynching?
Ida B. Wells
Who founded the National Association of Colored people?
Mary Church Terrell
SHORT ANSWERS
Who was Dr. Carlos Montezuma, and what were his beliefs about
Native Americans? Do you agree or disagree and why?
Dr. Montezuma was an Apache who had been raised by whites. After
he graduated from medical school, he worked for the United States
Indian Service. He believed that Native American should leave the
reservation and make their own way in white society. Do you agree or
disagree and why?
How did Theodore Roosevelt promote conservation?
Teddy Roosevelt held a lifelong enthusiasm for the great outdoors and
the wilderness. He believed in the need for conservation and the
protection and preservation of natural resources. In 1905 he proposed
the United States Forest Service. He pressured Congress to set aside
millions of acres of national forests and created the nation’s first
wildlife sanctuaries. Roosevelt also formed the National Conservation
Commission, which produced the first survey of the country’s natural
resources.