Title: DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
1DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
2DOUBLE JEOPARDY!
Wilson TR and Taft Progressive People and Places Legislation Progressive Potpourri
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FINAL JEOPARDY
3Wilson - 200
- What was created in 1913 to make currency and
credit more elastic?
4Wilson - 200 answer
- What was the Federal Reserve?
5Wilson - 400
- What law strengthened the Sherman Act of 1890 by
specifying what practices big businesses could
not engage in?
6Wilson - 400 answer
- What is the Clayton Anti-Trust Act?
7Wilson - 600
- What was established in 1913 with the power to
investigate suspected violations of federal
regulations in commerce law?
8Wilson - 600 answer
- What was the Federal Trade Commission?
9Wilson - 800
- Wilsons plan to promote free and fair
competition in the economy of the United States?
10Wilson - 800 answer
11Wilson - 1000
- What law was passed in 1913 changing generations
of US tariff policy and gradually replacing lost
government revenue with a graduated income tax
rate of 1-6?
12Wilson - 1000 answer
- What is the Underwood-Simmons Tariff Act?
- (acc. Underwood Tariff)
13TR and Taft - 200
- As a result of their efforts to limit the power
of monopolies using federal power, both
presidents Roosevelt and Taft were given this
generalized nickname.
14TR and Taft - 200 answer
15TR and Taft - 400
- In 1908, TR appointed friend and conservation
expert Gifford Pinchot to lead this newly created
agency of the federal government.
16TR and Taft - 400 answer
- What is the National Forest Service?
17TR and Taft - 600
- This case from 1902-1904 resulted in the Supreme
Court breaking up a large Railroad monopoly.
18TR and Taft - 600 answer
- What is the Northern Securities Case?
19TR and Taft - 800
- In his support for both management and labor, TR
promised this to the American people.
20TR and Taft - 800 answer
21TR and Taft - 1000
- This law, signed by President Taft, gave the ICC
power to suspend RR rates and oversee telephone,
telegraph and cable (not TV) companies.
22TR and Taft - 1000 answer
- What is the Mann-Elkins Act?
23Progressive People and Places - 200
- The Progressive reforms in this state led to many
other states and the federal government to adopt
some of their measures.
24Progressive People and Places - 200 answer
25Progressive People and Places - 400
- Leader of the Socialist Party of America during
early 20th century, in 1912 he was a candidate
for president while in jail.
26Progressive People and Places - 400 answer
27Progressive People and Places - 600
- While in Atlanta, this man called for support
from southern whites for African Americans to
pursue technical skills education and self-help.
Daily Double
28Progressive People and Places - 600 answer
- Who is Booker T. Washington?
29Progressive People and Places - 800
- This fightin politician used his idea to lead
his state to adopt many landmark reforms
regarding workmens compensation, a direct
primary, and taxes.
30Progressive People and Places - 800 answer
- Who is Robert LaFollette?
31Progressive People and Places - 1000
- Her advocacy for newly arrived immigrants and
practical measures to support their adjustment to
America was most famously demonstrated by her
founding and operation of a renovated mansion
called Hull House in Chicago.
32Progressive People and Places - 1000 answer
33Legislation - 200
- This law in 1906 forbade the manufacture, sale,
and transportation of contaminated or mislabeled
food and drugs.
34Legislation - 200 answer
- What is the Pure Food and Drug Act?
35Legislation - 400
- 1. This legalized a tax on income.
- 2. This changed Senatorial elections to be
decided directly by the voters.
36Legislation - 400 answer
- What are the 16th and 17th Amendments?
37Legislation - 600
- What long-standing American movement led to the
eventual ratification of the 18th amendment?
38Legislation - 600 answer
- What is the Temperance Movement (acc.
Prohibition)?
39Legislation - 800
- These two Progressive era laws passed during
Roosevelts presidency strengthened the ICCs
regulation of the Railroads rebate and rate
rationale.
40Legislation - 800 answer
- What are the Elkins and Hepburn Acts?
41Legislation - 1000
- In 1909, President Taft signed and supported this
bill raising tariffs on imports. By doing so, he
angered progressives and former president
Theodore Roosevelt.
42Legislation - 1000 answer
- What is the Payne-Aldrich Tariff?
43Progressive Potpourri - 200
- These three distinctive progressive era reforms
gave citizens in many states more direct
political influence in their state and local
governments.
44Progressive Potpourri - 200 answer
- What are initiative, referendum, and recall?
45Progressive Potpourri - 400
- This sensational book by Upton Sinclair was an
expose of the meatpacking industry and almost
single-handedly caused the government to take
legislative action in the early 1900s.
46Progressive Potpourri - 400 answer
47Progressive Potpourri - 600
- Their symbol became the Bull Moose in 1912
48Progressive Potpourri - 600 answer
- What is the Progressive Party?
49Progressive Potpourri - 800
- W.E.B. DuBois was a key leader of the Niagara
Movement which led to the founding of what
influential organization advocating for African
American rights?
Daily Double
50Progressive Potpourri - 800 answer
- What is the National Association for the
Advancement of Colored People? (acc. N.A.A.C.P.)
51Progressive Potpourri - 1000
- As president of this organization, Carrie Chapman
Catt led the drive for a federal Constitutional
Amendment granting womens suffrage.
52Progressive Potpourri - 1000 answer
- What is National American Womens Suffrage
Association (NAWSA)?
53FINAL JEOPARDY! CATEGORY
54FINAL JEOPARDY! QUESTION
- Lincoln Steffens, Ida Tarbell, Upton Sinclair
all used their pens to expose corruption in
business and government. What were they better
known as?
55FINAL JEOPARDY! ANSWER