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This Amendment gave women the right to vote. Ch.7 |
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Which Amendment permitted the state's residents, not the state legislatures, to elect senators? Ch.7 |
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This Amendment gave Congress the power to collect taxes on businesses & individuals. Ch.7 |
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Which Amendment prohibited the making, selling, & transporting of alcoholic beverages? Ch.7 |
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Name given to the business owners who acquired monopolies through exploitation and ruthlessness. Ch.7 |
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The black individual who opposed Booker T. Washington's acceptance of segregation. Ch.7 |
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This individual was a reformer & champion of coeducational, non-sectarian public education. Ch.7 |
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The group of black intellectuals who outlined an agenda for black progress; their ideas were adopted by the NAACP. Ch.7 |
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This President initiated progressive reforms in the fields of nature conservation & business. Ch.7 |
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Who gained fame for his research with peanuts, soybeans, & cotton? Ch.7 |
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President elected in 1912 who designed a reform program that ensured competition in the marketplace while keeping business out of the government's control. Ch.7 |
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Who was the founder of the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama? Ch.7 |
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Founder of the NAACP and the editor of its magazine, "The Crisis" Ch.7 |
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Intellectuals who write stories concerning the abuses of big businesses on workers & consumers Ch.7 |
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Group who worked to end segregation, discrimination, and worked to ensure equal economic & political opportunities for blacks. Ch.7 |
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This man owned the Standard Oil Company Ch.7 |
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The owner of a steel monopoly who believed wealthy people needed to make society better. Ch.7 |
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