Across
- 3. Political party named after Teddy Roosevelt’s strength and perseverance (also called the Progressive Party)
- 6. Programs designed to help Americans meet their basic needs (food, housing, healthcare)
- 7. Right for voters to remove unsatisfactory elected officials from office
- 8. City, town, or other local government unit
- 9. Political organization whose only goal was granting women the right to vote
- 11. Strengthened Anti-Trust laws, aimed to stop trusts before they started
- 12. National American Woman Suffrage Association - Campaigned for women’s voting rights
Down
- 1. Movement that seeks to improve conditions through government intervention
- 2. The right to vote
- 4. Period of social and political reforms in the United States (1890s - 1920s)
- 5. Nonviolent refusal to obey government commands
- 8. Journalists who uncover abuses or corruption in society
- 10. An election to determine which candidates will run in the upcoming general election
