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Progressivism Jeopardy

Dive into the exciting world of Progressivism with this interactive Jeopardy-style game! Test your knowledge on crucial goals of the Progressive movement, key figures like Robert M. La Follette and Upton Sinclair, and significant legislation including the 17th Amendment and the Pure Food and Drug Act. Explore topics such as women's suffrage, muckrakers, and the impacts of World War I on social policies. Engage with your peers in a fun and educational format while learning about the transformative period of Progressive Era reforms.

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Progressivism Jeopardy

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  1. Progressivism Jeopardy Choose a category. You will be given the answer. You must give the correct question. Click to begin.

  2. Choose a point value. Choose a point value. Click here for Final Jeopardy

  3. Progressive Rock Rake that Muck Vocab Now That’s What I Call Progress WWI 1 Point 1 Point 1 Point 1 Point 1 Point 2 Points 2 Points 2 Points 2 Points 2 Points 3 Points 3 Points 3 Points 3 Points 3 Points 4 Points 4 Points 4 Points 4 Points 4 Points 5 Points 5 Points 5 Points 5 Points 5 Points

  4. Progressivism had this many goals

  5. What is four?

  6. Some progressives (including the Woman’s Christian Temperance Union) sought to prohibit the manufacture and sale of this

  7. What is alcohol?

  8. This Wisconsin governor was key in regulating big business

  9. Who was Robert M. La Follette?

  10. Fittingly, this Texas progressive governor’s name fit his appearance (oh yeah, he also got antitrust legislation passed)

  11. Who was James S. Hogg?

  12. It was progressives that got the 17th amendment passed (during Wilson’s presidency) which called for the direct election of these

  13. What are United States senators?

  14. This term for early 20th century investigative reporters was taken from the book Pilgrim’s Progress

  15. What is muckraker?

  16. This man’s book was an expose about the meat packing industry

  17. Who is Upton Sinclair?

  18. Muckraker’s (especially Ida Tarbell) were responsible for telling the dirty, oily secrets of this company

  19. What is Standard Oil?

  20. This man (usually named as a leading figure of the muckraking movement) exposed dirty politics

  21. Who is Lincoln Steffens?

  22. DAILY DOUBLE

  23. Muckraking articles often appeared in this magazine

  24. This enables voters to remove public officials from office—it’s how Ah-nuld got into office

  25. What is recall?

  26. The right to vote – women fought for it

  27. What is suffrage?

  28. This tariff got Taft into hot water with progressives

  29. What is the Payne-Aldrich Tariff?

  30. Roosevelt supported this, which means some areas of the wilderness wouldbe preserved while others would be developed

  31. What is conservation?

  32. This halted the sale of contaminated foods and medicines and called for truth in labeling

  33. What is the Pure Food and Drug Act?

  34. This is a vote on the initiative (which is a bill that originates with the people rather than the lawmakers)

  35. What is a referendum?

  36. Breaking manufacturing tasks into simpler parts is called this

  37. What is scientific management?

  38. This group was organized with the goal of equality for all races

  39. What is the NAACP?

  40. This man headed the Tuskegee Institute–Roosevelt once invited him to the White House

  41. Who is Booker T. Washington?

  42. Under Wilson the 18th amendment was passed and it outlawed this

  43. What is alcohol?

  44. This “watchdog” agency makes sure companies run their businesses legally

  45. What is the Federal Trade Commission?

  46. Wilson lost support from the NAACP after appointing southern segregationists to his cabinet and opposing this type of legislation

  47. What is anti-lynching?

  48. Wilson established this to help with national banking

  49. What is the Federal Reserve System?

  50. This worldwide event caused people to worry less about Wilson’s social programs and more about his foreign policies

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