Chapter 7

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Across
  1. 1. required federal inspection of meatpacking plants.
  2. 6. Roosevelt used this to break up monopolies.
  3. 7. included consumer protection, controlling corporations, and conservation.
  4. 8. encouraged African Americans to demand immediate equality.
  5. 10. organized marches, protests, and hunger strikes to gain political rights.
  6. 12. worked to improve working conditions, child labor laws, and public health.
  7. 13. were denied full political and social equality.
  8. 15. worked for women’s right to vote. Susan B. Anthony and Carrie Chapman Catt lead the fight for the women's right to vote. (SHORT ANSWER)
  9. 17. faced discrimination despite progressive reforms.
  10. 18. fought racial discrimination and challenged segregation.
  11. 19. supported progressive reforms such as education and public sanitation.
  12. 21. supported progressive reforms in banking, tariffs, and business.
  13. 23. regulated the safety and labeling of food and medicine.
  14. 25. encouraged limiting or banning alcohol.
  15. 26. expanded the government’s role in regulating business.
  16. 29. exposed unsafe meatpacking conditions through his book The Jungle.
  17. 30. strengthened rules against monopolies.The National Park Service was created to manage and protect national parks.
  18. 34. created a central national banking system.
  19. 35. continued some progressive reforms.
  20. 37. guaranteed women the right to vote.
  21. 38. in the South faced Jim Crow laws.
  22. 39. used university experts to help create effective public policy.
Down
  1. 2. were journalists who exposed corruption, unsafe conditions, and social problems. (SHORT ANSWER)
  2. 3. established the direct election of U.S. senators.
  3. 4. allowed voters to approve or reject laws on the ballot. allowed voters to remove an elected official from office before their term ended.
  4. 5. was a response to problems caused by industrialization and urban growth.
  5. 9. emphasized vocational education for African Americans.
  6. 11. promoted the Square Deal to treat all Americans fairly.
  7. 14. meant protecting and preserving natural resources.
  8. 16. often faced low wages and unfair treatment.
  9. 20. provided services to immigrants, women, and the poor.
  10. 22. formed organizations to fight for civil rights and fair treatment.
  11. 24. was founded by Alice Paul.
  12. 27. were pressured to assimilate and lost land during this era.
  13. 28. established prohibition.
  14. 31. faced exclusion laws and discrimination.
  15. 32. was the nationwide ban on the production, sale, and transportation of alcohol.
  16. 33. allowed citizens to propose laws directly to state legislatures.
  17. 36. A recall allowed voters to remove an elected official from office before their term ended.