APUSH Period 7 Review

Supreme Court ruled the state had the constitutional right to regulate private business that affected public interest, upholding existing Granger Laws

This New Deal program employed millions to build bridges, roads, public buildings, public parks and airports

A third wave of immigration occurred from 1890-1915 arrived from

Founded in 1868 and organized to fight against the railroads which they saw as charging outrageous prices to transport crops from farms to cities

Fear of the spread of communism

Give the U.S. Presidents in order from 1900-1945

17th Amendment

a Harvard graduate, wanted the top ten percent of African Americans to be given total equality with whites. He advocated for a more progressive and more aggressive form of civil rights.

A ruling by the Supreme Court that said separate but equal facilities in the south were fine.

German declared the seas around the British Isles a “war zone” and subs sank luxury liner

Advocated for the protection of nature and land from humans

Reform minded journalists of the Progressive Era are called

Reform movement of the early 20th century (1890s-1920s) that responded to political corruption, economic instability, and social concerns.

African Americans in New York City, specifically the borough of Harlem, began a literary, artistic, and musical movement that was dubbed the

An example of a Progressive muckraker and author of The Jungle

Stated that the U.S. can intervene in the affairs of Latin American Countries if we see they are governing their country improperly

Formed in 1891 to represent the interests of the nation’s agricultural sector they ran a candidate in the 1892 presidential election, winning four states in the west.

Enacted in 1890 making monopolies in business illegal and used by TR for trust busting

Muckraker and author of The Jungle

A fire at this garment company in New York galvanized the labor movement into seeking more protection on the job

Paper, or "soft" money is known as

This group sought to improve society, business, and government. Its goals included women’s rights, better working conditions, eradicating child labor, improving efficiency in businesses and government, and abolishing alcohol.

What are the 3 R's of the New Deal

A New Deal program that enlisted young men between 18-25 to improve America's public lands, forests, and parks

In response to The Jungle Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 which established what federal agency

Imposed a harsh peace on the defeated Germans

This group reform party of the 1890s wanted a direct election of senators, a graduated income tax, and public ownership of the railroads, and use of silver for currency exchange in addition to gold

Reform minded journalists of the Progressive Era

Progressive amendments to the Constitution

Advocated for the proper use of nature

Developed by Ford this produced large numbers of cars which lowered the price

Founded the Tuskegee Institute, and was more conciliatory toward white society and wanted African Americans to get an education before demanding equal rights

state laws mainly in the Midwest that regulated, among other things, freight rates

A time of legal segregation is called

This movement of the early 20th century believed government should help fix society’s problems

a secret telegram to Mexico encouraging them to attack the US in return for the land lost in the Mexican American War