history test

smaller companies finances managed by major corporations

government to serve as an umpire deciding when business was good and when it was bad

used to prosecute railroad, meatpacking, and oil trusts

set railroad freight rates

extended authority over ferries, express companies  storage facilities, and oil pipelines

wrote The Jungle, which exposed meatpacking plants

government regulated monitoring of meat processing plants

government regulation of food quality and medicine

required the accurate labeling and safe food products

promoted scientific management of the nations woodlands

prevents abuses by expanding government regulatory powers

outlawed price discrimination by corporations and allowed unions to peacefully strike, boycott, and picket

investigate unfair business practices

managed money in circulation, interest rates, etc.

income tax to replace revenue lost

money lent to farmers at moderate interest rates

mandated 8 hour workdays and overtime to railroad laborers

campaign against drunkenness and its costs to society

outlawed the sale, manufacture, and transport of intoxicating liquors

improve civil rights, education, and health care

supporter of separate, but equal

all black vocational school

Helped form the NAACP as he did not accept Washington's views.

End discrimination, prevent lynching, and obtain voting rights

women's rights and self development the key to economic and sexual independence

right to vote cannot be denied based by sex

States enact factory inspection laws

States require compensation fro victims of industrial accidents

States restrict working hours

to prevent fraud and bribery made by party loyalties

all voters participate

enables voters to accept or reject a law

fed public desire for scandalous and sensational writing by exposing social, economic, and political wrongs

government would sponsor socialist goals like low-cost housing, workers compensation, pensions, public ownership, and labor reform

political organization with an authoritative boss who receives rewards for their efforts

jobs in exchange for portion of profits or salaries and votes

famous new york political machine

immigrants receive vocational education, lessons in english, childcare, nutrition, and housing

suspended chinese immagration

addition to CEA but requires all chinese ID cards

an informal agreement between the United States and the Empire of Japan whereby the U.S. would not impose restriction on Japanese immigration, and Japan would not allow further emigration to the U.S.

corporations owning stock in companies

stockholders, investors (consolidate companies)

buying companies that supply you - drives down cost

buying companies that you compete with - monopolies