Unit+V

=Unit 5 Work:=


 * Chapter 21 Key Terms:**


 * Chapter 22 Key Terms:**

US History Map:
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Chapter 21 Reform Chart**:**
(Women were getting more free time at home.) || Women protested for equality. They wanted the opportunties that men had. The nineteenth amendment was passed which gave women the opportunity to vote. Some professions were made that were thought of as domestic. These jobs were "helping" jobs. Some jobs were teaching, and nursing, etc. Women had more opportunities outside the home. ||
 * **ISSUE** || **THE PROBLEM** || **REFORM (EFFORTS) + ACHIEVEMENTS** ||
 * **The Urban Poor** || The poor were a major problem. Many poor people were unsuccessful because of their lazy attitude, and hate of life. Others were simply unfortunate. || Many progressive reformers believed in helping the poor. They only believed in helping the poor that were worthy though, and not the ones that were unworthy. ||
 * **Nativism** || Immigration was growing year by year. White Americans especially started to create this negative attitude toward immigrants, one filled with hate, discrimination, and native supremacy. || The Government listened to the nativists in a way. Congress believed that immigration was becoming more of a problem as so many people were entering at once. The United States decided to strengthen its border by making adjustments. They had stricter policies for entrance into the US, and also for US residence. ||
 * **Breaking Up Trusts** || Many companies, especially monopolies, were forming trusts between themselves. These trusts were an assurance in a way to the monopolies that economic wealth will stay with the rich few than be distributed more evenly. || Protesting occurred. The idea of communism and equality of wealth, and social power came up. This new idea of socialism brought many people to protest against this action. Economic opportunity and social equality were the major cause for the reduction of power of monopolies. ||
 * **Preservation of Forests** ||  ||   ||
 * **Corrupt Political Party** || Corruption in the political party system was growing. This made the political party way too strong for what it was worth. || Initiative, Referendum, Direct Primary, and Recall institutions were made to win seats in congress. Government reform decreased the influence of the political party system. ||
 * **Alcohol Use (Temperance Crusade)** || Alcoholism was worse than a drug at the time. It was like a way of life. People couldn't "live" without it. || Women especially understood that alcohol could ruin life. The 18th amendment was made which abolished the making, selling, and drinking of alcohol. Women created temperance movements, and influenced many people. Alcohol was so bad that it had to be made into a national amendment. ||
 * **Women Reform** || Women wanted equality. They wanted a chance to work, and be as equal as to men.
 * **African American Reform** ||  ||   ||
 * **Progression Requires Reform** || The United States was progressing at the time constantly. With progression there needs reform in order to keep things in order. Progressives realized that reform needed to be made in order to better society. || Muckrakers, and progressivism influenced people to reform society and become active. They were journalists who wrote about the horrors, and corruption in the US at the time. People were inspired to take public action because matters were at the hands of few, and that was opposed by progressives. ||