Chapter 9 First

1. Most Progressives agreed that government should protect workers and help the poor
2. Progressive Republicans were angry at President Taft over his handling of the __________ Affair
3. Nonviolent refusal to obey a law
4. Investigative reporters who sought to expose corruption and wrongdoing
6. Voters can remove an official from office
9. With this voters select candidates for political office
10. President Taft continued Roosevelt’s progressive program pursuing ______ cases
12. Voters decide to approve or reject a law
13. A basic anti-suffrage argument was that women would become too _____
15. This planned and developed irrigation projects
17. Woodrow Wilson’s name for his reform program
18. This amendment created the direct election of U.S. Senators
19. Municipal reformers favored city control of _________ in the early 1900’s
21. Theodore Roosevelt’s name for his reform program
23. This amendment prohibited the manufacture, sale and transportation of alcohol

1. Prohibited deliberate mislabeling of products
5. Theodore Roosevelt ended the United Mine Workers’ strike in 1902 by convincing both sides to submit to arbitration
6. Woodrow Wilson won the Presidential election of 1912 partly due to a split in the _________
7. Concern for the protection of natural resources
8. Was established to reorganize the nation’s banking system
11. With this voters put issues and laws on the ballots
14. Progressivism was diminished by _________
16. This legalized strikes and peaceful picketing
20. Believed Americans could eliminate poverty by discouraging land speculation
22. This amendment gave Congress power to levy an income tax