State Standard: 11.2

• 1. Know the effects of industrialization on living and working conditions, including the portrayal of working conditions and food safety in Upton Sinclair's The Jungle.
• 9. Understand the effect of political programs and activities of the Progressives (e.g., federal regulation of railroad transport, Children's Bureau, the Sixteenth Amendment, Theodore Roosevelt, Hiram Johnson).

DUE DATE: ON THE DAY OF THE TEST (AS ALWAYS)

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Section 1 The Progressive Movement

Terms, People, and Events (3 of them, 1 point each)

Define each of these terms in your own words

• Progressivism
• John Dewey
• Muckrakers

Section Summary (3 points per section)

List each heading or subheading on your paper and write at least two sentences summarizing each one of them.

• The Progressive Spirit
• Inspiration for Reform
• Exploring Social Problems

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Section 2 Reforming The New Industrial Order

Terms, People, and Events (4 of them, 1 point each)

Define each of these terms in your own words

• Closed Shop
• Socialism
• Open shop
• "Big Bill" Hayward

Section Summary (3 points per section)

List each heading or subheading on your paper and write at least two sentences summarizing each one of them.

• Reforming the Workplace
• The Court's Response
• Labor Unions

Section 3 Reforming Society

Terms, People, and Events (5 of them, 1 point each)

Define each of these terms in your own words

• Women's Christian Temperance Union
• 18^th Amendment
• W.E.B. DuBois
• NAACP
• Society of American Indians.

Section Summary (3 points per section)

List each heading or subheading on your paper and write at least two sentences summarizing each one of them.

• Reforming City Life
• Cleaning up the city
• City planning
• Urban Moral Reform
• Limits of Progressivism
• Fight for racial justice
• Native American Progressives
• Immigrants and Assimilation