1. Amendments
Vocab Corruption Reformers Presidents
/Vocab
100 100 100 100 100
200 200 200 200 200
300 300 300 300 300
400 400 400 400 400
500 500 500 500 500

2. Group of corporations run
by a single board of
directors - similar to a
monopoly

3. Trust

4. Allowed voters to
select party candidates

5. Direct primaries

6. Process by which
people vote directly
on a bill

7. referendum

8. Two terms used when politicians
give jobs to political supporters

9. Spoils System
Patronage

10. When voters can remove an elected
official from office

11. recall

12. New York City political boss found
guilty of corruption and stealing
millions of dollars, died in prison

13. Boss William Tweed

14. 1870s-90s marked by patronage,
corruption, bribery and political
scandals

15. Gilded Age

16. This person became President after
Garfield was killed and began the
Civil Service Commission

17. Chester A. Arthur

18. DAILY DOUBLE
Person who bought votes, took
payoffs, bribed others & gave jobs
and loans to supporters

19. Political boss

20. Charles Guiteau shot this person
because he didn’t give Guiteau a job

21. President James Garfield

22. Began in 1869; was organized to
pass an amendment to give women
the right to vote

23. National Women’s Suffrage
Association

24. Organization that fought to ban
alcohol because of the negative
affect it had on the family and
because women were banned form
bars

25. Women’s Christian Temperance
Union

26. He started the Wisconsin Idea and
helped reform voting through
primaries, referendums, initiatives,
and recall

27. Robert Lafollette

28. Exposed meatpacking plants through
The Jungle

29. Upton Sinclair

30. Broke up trusts, supported the
graduated income tax, supported an
8 hour work day for government
employees, against child labor

31. President William H. Taft

32. This President's plan was call the
“New Freedom” plan

33. President Woodrow Wilson

34. The President lost public support
when he raised tariffs and fired a
Forest Service Official for selling
wilderness land

35. President William H. Taft

36. “Trustbuster”

37. President Theodore Roosevelt

38. Federal Trade Commission
&
Federal Reserve Act

39. President Woodrow Wilson

40. Gave women the right to vote

41. 19th Amendment

42. Person who exposed corruption and
other problems, usually through
journalism

43. Muckraker

44. Agreement made to limit Japanese
immigration into United States

45. Gentlemen’s Agreement

46. DAILY DOUBLE
Amendment that allowed direct
election of Senators

47. 17th Amendment

48. Amendment that banned the sale,
transportation, and making of
alcohol.

49. 18 th Amendment

50. Two reformers for African American
rights:
1. supported actively fighting for
equality
2. supported patience and learning a
trade for equality

51. 1. W.E.B. Dubois
2. Booker T. Washington

52. Final Jeopardy
Name all three Progressive Presidents
in chronological order.
(first and last name)