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PresidentsTR

Reforms EqualityAmendments Muckrakers

This president thought some trusts were good and some were

bad.

A 200

This president was responsible for signing the Clayton Antitrust

Act

A 400

He signed the Sherman Antitrust Act

A 600

He was assassinated by Charles Guiteau because of his refusal to

spoil his supporters

A 800

This president attempted to rid the railroad industry of pools

A 1000

B 200

This popular plush item was created

using TR’s name.

B 400

TR famously know as this

The event allowed TR to become president.

B 600

TR’s creation of national parks such as Yosemite and other

natural resources made him this

B 800

After failing to receive the republican nomination for a third term as president, TR created this

party to try and beat Taft

B 1000

This law was created in response to the poor quality of food and

misleading drugs.

C 200

This law was created to watch over the too powerful bank trusts

C 400

The Pendleton Act created this

C 600

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C 800

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New Freedom

C 800

Square Deal

C 1000

This amendment allowed women to have the right to vote

D 200

The 18th Amendment did this

D 400

The federal government was given to power to do this after passing the 16th Amendment

D 600

The 17th Amendment allowed for this.

D 800

This group was responsible for campaigning for prohibition

D 1000

Muckrakers were generally involved with this profession.

E 200

The Jungle written by Upton Sinclair uncovered the problems

of this industry

E 400

He revealed the quality of life in the slums with photography.

E 600

This person uncovered the business practices of Rockefeller’s Oil Trusts

E 800

This famous cartoonist was known for uncovering corrupt officials such as Boss Tweed.

E 1000

Women who sought for voting rights in the US were

known as this

F 200

She was responsible for negotiating with President

Wilson and leading jailhouse hunger strikes.

F 400

He wrote the autobiography Up From Slavery and created the

Tuskegee Institute in Alabama for African-Americans

F 600

One of the founders of the NAACP.

F 800

He made great strides in African-American education, including his famous botany experiments

F 1000

The Final Jeopardy Category is:

Connecting US History

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A 100

TR

A 200

Wilson

A 300

Harrison

A 400

Garfield

A 500

Cleveland

B 100

Teddy Bear

B 200

Trustbuster

B 300

Assassination of President McKinley

B 400

Conservationist

B 500

Bull Moose or Progressive Party

C 100

Pure Food & Drug Act

C 200

Federal Reserve Act

C 300

Civil Service Commission

C 400

Wilson’s policy to break up trusts and restore the Free Enterprise

System

C 500

TR’s promise to allow everyone to have a equal chance to succeed, not just the trusts

D 100

19th Amendment

D 200

Prohibition – illegal to sell or buy alcohol

D 300

Imposing of a Federal Income Tax

D 400

Direct election of 2 Senators from each state

D 500

WCTU – Women’s Christian Temperance Union

E 100

Journalists

E 200

Meat packing

E 300

Jacob Riis

E 400

Ida Tarbell

E 500

Thomas Nast

E 100

Suffragist

E 200

Alice Paul

E 300

Booker T. Washington

E 400

W.E.B. Du Bois

E 500

George Washington Carver

E 500

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C 400

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