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| a group of corporations run by a single board of directors that was formed to reduce competition |
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| a journalist who investigated the trusts and exposed unfair business practices |
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| a muckraker who wrote about Standard Oil |
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| a crowded urban apartment building with poor conditions where many poor and unskilled immigrants lived |
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| a group of people who formed a political party to give farmers and common workers a greater voice in the government |
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| this amendment made it illegal to buy, sell or manufacture alcohol and was known as the "prohibition amendment" |
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| this amendment made it illegal to restrict the right to vote based on gender, thus giving women the right to vote |
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| people who work for social. political and economic reform |
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| This law made it illegal for a company or group of companies to form a trust and have a monopoly on an entire industry. |
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| Who wrote about the horrible conditions of the tenements? |
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| a NC governor who improved roads, education and services for the mentally ill |
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| a member of the Farmer's Alliance who published "Progressive Farmer". |
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| A NC governor who focused on education and was known as the "Education Governor" |
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| a community center set up to teach practical skills such as reading and cooking to the urban(mostly immigrant)poor. |
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| founded a well known settlement house in Chicago called Hull House |
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| an organization whose goals were to increase crop prices,decrease cost of transportation & supplies and give farmers a stronger voice in government |
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| this amendment repealed the prohibition amendment. |
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