AMERICAN HISTORY
Unit II – Becoming a World Power
CHAPTER 6 Test ReviewPut a + if you know it, ? if you might and Circle the item if you do not know it at all.
Vocabulary
Names
Dates and Events
Section 1Progressivism
Concrete
Muckraker
Initiative
Referendum
Recall
Section 1-Progressivism
Ida Tarbell
Jacob Riis- How the
Other Half Lives
Lewis Hines
Sinclair Lewis- The
Jungle
Lincoln Steffens
N.A.A.C.P.
W.E.B. Dubois
Ida Wells-Barnett
A.D.L.
I..L.G.W.U.
I..W.W.- Wobblies
Robert La Follette
Section 1-Progressivism
Tenement Act of 1901 – New York
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
“Muller v. Oregon”- established a 10 hour workday for
women.
City Government reforms- Commission form; CouncilManager form
17th Amendment
Direct Primary
Section 2 Women
and Public Life
Notion
Prohibition
suffrage
Section 3Theodore
Roosevelt’s
Square Deal
Framework
Bully pulpit
Section 4- Taft
and Wilson
Alienate
Tariff
Section 2 Women and
Public Life
Otelia Cromwell
Francis Willard
Carry Nation
Susan B. Anthony
Section 3- Theodore
Roosevelt’s Square
Deal
Theodore Roosevelt
John Muir
Upton Sinclair
Gifford Pinchot
Section 4- Taft and
Wilson
William Howard Taft
Hiram W. Johnson
Woodrow Wilson
Alice Paul and NWP
1916
Carrie Chapman Catt
Section 2 Women and Public Life
Women’s Christian Temperance Union
18th Amendment
National Association of Colored Women
National American Women Suffrage Association
Employment Opportunities for Women
Section 3- Theodore Roosevelt’s Square Deal
Coal Strike 1902
Square Deal
Trust Busting- Good Trusts and Bad Trusts
Secretary of State Wilson’s report on the Packing
Industry
Elkins Act- 1903
Hepburn Act- 1906
Meat Inspection Act- 1906
Pure Food and Drug Act- 1906
Newlands Reclamation Act- 1902 Environmental
Conservation
1905- National Parks Service established.
Antiquities Act of 1906
Section 4- Taft and Wilson
Sixteenth Amendment
Split in the Republican Party- 1910
Bull Moose Party (Progressive Party)
New Freedom
Underwood Tariff Act- 1913 (Lower Tariff and graduate
income tax)
Federal Reserve Act
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
Federal Trade Commission (FTC)
Nineteenth Amendment
Brownsville Incident