Chapter 32

5 Written Questions

1. Henry Demarest Lloyd wrote a book attacking Standard Oil
2. Leaders of progressive movement who were mainly middle-class men and women who felt squeezed from above & below.
3. Lawson made big in stock market then laid bare practices of his accomplices in Everybody's
4. A device that would place laws on the ballot for final approval by the people, especially laws that had been pushed thru by big business
5. Democrat nominee for presidency in 1908 known as the "Boy Orator"; lost by a larger margin than in the previous election

5 Matching Questions

1. Women suffrage
2. Rule of reason
3. Saloons
4. Richard Ballinger
5. Square Deal

1. a Movement receiving pwrful support from progressives in early 1900s; finally won w/ the nineteenth amendment in 1920
2. b Due to driving poor workers into alcoholism, these institutions were bitterly opposed by progressive reformers; about one of these bars for every 200 ppl
3. c Supreme Ct.'s decision that combinations that unreasonably restrained trade were illegal, thus ripping a huge hole in the govt antitrust net
4. d TR's program to control corporations, protect consumers, and conserve natural resources
5. e Secretary of the Interior who opened public lands in WY, MT, & AK to corporate development

5 Multiple Choice Questions

1. Veblen attacked predatory wealth & consumption
   1. The Treason of the Senate
   2. Following the Color Line
   3. Shame of the Cities
   4. Theory of the Leisure Class
2. TR's platform of increasing gov't pwr to remedy economic and social abuses; rejection of Taft's dollar diplomacy hich is less intervening and lets countries just run their own
   1. New Nationalism
   2. Osawatomie
   3. Upton Sinclair
   4. Jane Addams
3. Speaker of the House who progressives wanted to attack but Taft didn't support them
   1. Rule of reason
   2. Roosevelt Panic
   3. "Uncle Joe" Cannon
   4. Bureau of Corporations
4. Urban pioneer who entered the fight to clean up corrupt city govts, other progressive reforms, etc. & urged women to do the same
   1. Saloons
   2. Referendum
   3. Jane Addams
   4. Baker
5. TR est. this dept armed with the Bureau of Corporations meant to probe businesses engaged in interstate commerce and clearing the road for trust-busting era
   1. Department of Commerce and Labor
   2. Bureau of Corporations
   3. Patent medicines
   4. Forest Reserve Act 1891

5 True/False Questions

1. Roosevelt Dam → Dam constructed on AZ's Salt River dedicated to TR

   True        False

2. Collier's, Cosmopolitan, Everybody's, McClure's → In alphabetical order, the 4 aggressive magazines that epitomized muckraking

   True        False

3. Food and Drug Administration → Federal commission that grew out of 1906 acts to regulate manufacture of food/drugs

   True        False

4. Progressives → New crusaders waging war on monopoly, corruption, inefficiency, & social justice;

   True        False

5. The Treason of the Senate → Steffans launched a series of articles unmasking the corrupt alliance in McClure's

   True        False