Age of Reforms (Progressive Era) Vocabulary
1. Reforms
2. Gilded Age
3. Credit Mobilier Scandal
4. President U.S. Grant
5. The Whiskey Ring
6. Political Machines
7. Tammany Hall
8. Boss Tweed
9. Spoils System
10. Pendleton Civil Service Act
11. President James Garfield’s assassination
12. Merit System
13. Settlement House Movement
14. Jane Addams
15. Hull House
16. Florence Kelly
17. Frances Willard
18. Ida B. Wells
19. Women’s Christian Temperance Union
20. Carry Nation
21. 18th Amendment
22. Prohibition
23. Populists
24. Grangers
25. Bonanza Farms
26. Greenbacks
27. Inflation
28. Free Silver
29. Cross of Gold
30. Sherman Silver Purchase Act
31. The Progressive Era
32. Muckrakers
33. Mugwump
34. The Jungle
35. Ida Tarbell
36. Frank Norris
37. Jacob Riis
38. Lincoln Steffens
39. Theodore Dreiser
40. Social Gospel, Walter Rauschenbusch
41. City Commissioner
42. City Manager
43. Direct primary
44. Seventeenth Amendment
45. Secret Ballot
46. Initiative
47. Referendum
48. Recall
49. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire
50. Newlands Reclamation Act 1902
51. Pure Food and Drug Act (1906/1911)
52. Meat Inspection Act (1906)
53. Federal Reserve Act (1913)
54. 16th Amendment
55. 17th Amendment
56. 18th Amendment
57. 19th Amendment
58. Hepburn Act
59. Muller v. Oregon
60. Women’s Suffrage
61. Bully Pulpit
62. Conservation
63. Trustbusting
64. Teddy Roosevelt’s Square Deal
65. Bull Moose Party
66. Tariff
67. Underwood Tariff
68. Federal Reserve Act