Department of History, University of Oregon
HIST 203, Week 2, Key Terms
the varieties of Progressive reform: protective labor legislation; muckraking; trust-busting; eugenics; third-party politics; immigration restriction; segregation laws ("Jim Crow"); social purity and anti-vice campaigns; public health campaigns
18th Amendment passed 1919; repealed 1933: Prohibition
19th Amendment, 1920, woman suffrage
Woodrow Wilson: political scientist, President of Princeton, and New Jersey Governor; elected President in 1912
Allied Powers (Britain, France, Russia, Italy) and Central Powers (Germany, Austria-Hungary, Ottoman Empire)
"The world must be made safe for democracy."
Treaty of Versailles
war mobilization and the "social possibilities of war"
Frederick Winslow Taylor, architect of scientific management, or "Taylorism"
Jane Addams, co-founder of Hull House (in 1889) and the settlement house movement
Scopes trial, 1925