Across
- 2. T. Roosevelt called both sides to White House to settle _____ strike
- 3. term (2 words) used to describe progressive reforms in the T. Roosevelt administration
- 4. one goal of WCTU: working for women's _____
- 7. T. Roosevelt's cavalry brigade in Spanish-American War
- 9. _____ management studies - breaking manufacturing tasks into simpler parts
- 11. bill originated by people rather than lawmakers
- 15. voters could remove public officials - forcing them to face another election
- 16. reform governor (of Wisconsin) who led the way regulating big business
- 18. Keating-Owen Act (1916) - attempted to stop ___ ____
- 19. Muller v. Oregon and Bunting v. Oregon limited working ____
- 22. The ______ by Upton Sinclair led to better food regulations
- 24. the banning of alcoholic beverages
- 26. journalists who wrote about corruption
Down
- 1. wildlife ____ established by Roosevelt - environmental reform
- 4. Anti-_____ League - group that was pro-prohibition
- 5. Roosevelt saw presidency as a ____ ____ - position of influence
- 6. T. Roosevelt became president when Pres. _____ was assassinated
- 8. passage of 17th Amendment allowed for popular election of _____
- 10. Ida M. ____ - muckraking writer who described corruption in Rockefeller's Standard Oil Co.
- 12. Pure Food & Drug Act called for ____ in labeling
- 13. ___ Motor Co. enhanced efficiency by using assembly line
- 14. founded in 1909, main goal: equality among the races
- 17. National Reclamation Act funded large-scale _____ projects
- 20. vote on an initiative
- 21. W.E.B. ____ - founding member of the NAACP
- 23. T. Roosevelt served as _____ of New York.
- 24. national _____ established by Roosevelt - environmental reform
- 25. Elkins Act & Hepburn Act passed to regulate the _______ industry