Industrialization, Immigration, & Progressive Era

 When the government does not interfere with business - "hands off"

 Amendment that prohibited the sale of alcohol, also known as Prohibition

 Reform movement as a response to problems from industrialization

 Charitable organization provided services to urban poor

 Amendment that granted women's suffrage

 Businessman who uses ruthless business tactics

  One company controls all stages within a business

 One company buys out competition (may lead to monopoly)

 Dark and crowded multi-family apartments

 Political group that helps immigrants for votes

 "Survival of the Fittest" applied to society

 Idea that rich have responsibility to donate to poor

 Religious reformers that worked to improve cities according to Bible

 Process to assimilate immigrants by teaching childern English

 Political party to increase political power of farmers

 Journalist that exposed corruption in society

1Act required federal inspection of meat and set regualtions

 Immigrant processing center in New York Harbor

 Preference for native-born Americans and desire to limit immigration

 Organization given power to enforce railroad rate regulations

 Congress can to charge income tax without regard to states

 Measure prohibits trusts; Named after Senator John Sherman

 Direct election of Senators; Meant to curb corruption

 Created by Willam Taft to oversee and maintain national standards of child welfare

 Immigrant clusters in cities

 Association of workers to protect and further rights and interests