W. E. B. Du Bois Received doctorate from Founded Niagara Movement; Harvard disagreed with an attempt to achieve – Washington; insisted blacks immediate inclusion into seek a liberal arts education mainstream American life so community could have well educated leaders Segregation Laws that separated whites Put into effects in schools, and black people in public hospitals, parks, and private facilities transportation systems throughout the South Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court case ruled Established the doctrine of that separation of races in but equal” “separate – public accommodations was allowed states to maintain legal; did not violate the 14th segregation as long as amendment facilities were equal Jim Crow Laws Segregation laws Named after an old minstrel song Progressive Movement Aimed to restore economic Led to changes in society that opportunities and correct affected social welfare, moral injustices in American life improvement, economic reform, and efficiency Prohibition Banning alcoholic beverages Hoped to improve moral behavior of society Muckraker Journalists who wrote about Brought public awareness to the corruption of corporations the corrupt corporations and and businesses in society their business practices in society Suffrage The to vote Voting rights for and other minorities Upton Sinclair Famous muckraking Changed how the public saw journalists; most famous work different industries in was the Jungle regarding particular the meat packing – meat packing industry issues industry; creation of the FDA NAACP National Association for the Aimed for full equality among Advancement of Colored the races People Bull Moose Party Political party created around Called for many Progressive Teddy Roosevelt reforms on its political platform
W. E. B. Du Bois Received doctorate from Harvard – disagreed with Washington; insisted blacks seek a liberal arts education so community could have well educated leaders Founded Niagara Movement; an attempt to achieve immediate inclusion into mainstream American life Segregation Laws that separated whites and black people in public and private facilities Put into effects in schools, hospitals, parks, transportation systems throughout the South Plessy v. Ferguson Supreme Court case ruled that separation of races in public accommodations was legal; did not violate the 14th amendment Established the doctrine of “separate but equal” – allowed states to maintain segregation as long as facilities were equal Jim Crow Laws Segregation laws Named after an old minstrel song Progressive Movement Aimed to restore economic opportunities and correct injustices in American life Led to changes in society that affected social welfare, moral improvement, economic reform, and efficiency Prohibition Banning alcoholic beverages Hoped to improve moral behavior of society Muckraker Journalists who wrote about the corruption of corporations and businesses in society Brought public awareness to the corrupt corporations and their business practices in society Suffrage The to vote Voting rights for and other minorities Upton Sinclair Famous muckraking journalists; most famous work was the Jungle – regarding meat packing industry issues Changed how the public saw different industries in particular the meat packing industry; creation of the FDA NAACP National Association for the Advancement of Colored People Aimed for full equality among the races Bull Moose Party Political party created around Teddy Roosevelt Called for many Progressive reforms on its political platform
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