US president whoimplemented dollardiplomacy whichencouragedinvestments in southand central America WilliamHowardTaftWomen suffrageleader who wasthe president ofthe nationalwoman's suffrageassociationSusanB.AnthonyConcept that itwas America’sresponsibility toprotect country’sindependence inthe westernhemisphereRooseveltCorollaryPurpose was tocreate financialstability in Americaby giving loans tounderdevelopedcountriesDollarDiplomacyA photojournalist thatpublished, how theother half lives,showcasing shockingliving conditions ofpoor families inimmigrantneighborhoods in NewYorkJacobRiisWas aconservationistand encouragedthe US to be the“police” of thewesternhemisphereTheodoreRooseveltA muckrakerwho exposedthe corruptbusinesspractices ofStandard OilIdaTarbellWrote the book, “TheJungle,” which talkedabout the appallingworking conditions inthe meat-packingindustry UptonSinclairAn amendmentthat establisheda federalincome taxSixteenthAmendmentA co-founderof the HullHouse andfounder ofWILPFJaneAddamsAn amendmentthat allowed forthe directelection ofSenators  SeventeenthAmendmentHe implemented themoral diplomacyforeign policy &supported countriesthat beliefs alignedwith the USWoodrowWilsonAnamendmentthat prohibitedsales ofalcohol EighteenthAmendment1906 law which madeit illegal to alternateand misbrand meatproducts sold topublic and ensuredthat meat wasprocessed in asanitary manner MeatinspectionactAllowed the federalgovernment to addcompetition againsttrusts andmonopolies in orderto dissolve them incommerceShermanAntitrustActSelectivebreeding, aimed toimprove thegenetic quality ofthe humanpopulation EugenicsShe promotedbirth control anddevoted her life tolegalize it andmake it availableto women all overthe worldMargaretSangerAn act thatguaranteed thesafety of foodandpharmaceuticals PureFood andDrug Actof 1906Amendmentthatguaranteedwomen theright to voteNineteenthAmendmentSpreaddemocracyideals toothercountriesMoralDiplomacyAn organizationwith the goal ofimproving thelives of workingpeopleAmericanFederationof LaborInvestigativejournalists whoshone light oncorrupt businessesand major socialproblemsMuckrakersRoosevelt’s domesticprogram thatimplemented 3 goals:natural resourceconservation,corporation control &protection ofconsumer products SquareDealAn act that limitedthe number offoreigners enteringthe U.S. based onnationality ImmigrationAct of 1917Workers who were allwomen were lockedinside the buildingwhen a fire broke out,killing most of them TriangleShirtwaistFactoryUS president whoimplemented dollardiplomacy whichencouragedinvestments in southand central America WilliamHowardTaftWomen suffrageleader who wasthe president ofthe nationalwoman's suffrageassociationSusanB.AnthonyConcept that itwas America’sresponsibility toprotect country’sindependence inthe westernhemisphereRooseveltCorollaryPurpose was tocreate financialstability in Americaby giving loans tounderdevelopedcountriesDollarDiplomacyA photojournalist thatpublished, how theother half lives,showcasing shockingliving conditions ofpoor families inimmigrantneighborhoods in NewYorkJacobRiisWas aconservationistand encouragedthe US to be the“police” of thewesternhemisphereTheodoreRooseveltA muckrakerwho exposedthe corruptbusinesspractices ofStandard OilIdaTarbellWrote the book, “TheJungle,” which talkedabout the appallingworking conditions inthe meat-packingindustry UptonSinclairAn amendmentthat establisheda federalincome taxSixteenthAmendmentA co-founderof the HullHouse andfounder ofWILPFJaneAddamsAn amendmentthat allowed forthe directelection ofSenators  SeventeenthAmendmentHe implemented themoral diplomacyforeign policy &supported countriesthat beliefs alignedwith the USWoodrowWilsonAnamendmentthat prohibitedsales ofalcohol EighteenthAmendment1906 law which madeit illegal to alternateand misbrand meatproducts sold topublic and ensuredthat meat wasprocessed in asanitary manner MeatinspectionactAllowed the federalgovernment to addcompetition againsttrusts andmonopolies in orderto dissolve them incommerceShermanAntitrustActSelectivebreeding, aimed toimprove thegenetic quality ofthe humanpopulation EugenicsShe promotedbirth control anddevoted her life tolegalize it andmake it availableto women all overthe worldMargaretSangerAn act thatguaranteed thesafety of foodandpharmaceuticals PureFood andDrug Actof 1906Amendmentthatguaranteedwomen theright to voteNineteenthAmendmentSpreaddemocracyideals toothercountriesMoralDiplomacyAn organizationwith the goal ofimproving thelives of workingpeopleAmericanFederationof LaborInvestigativejournalists whoshone light oncorrupt businessesand major socialproblemsMuckrakersRoosevelt’s domesticprogram thatimplemented 3 goals:natural resourceconservation,corporation control &protection ofconsumer products SquareDealAn act that limitedthe number offoreigners enteringthe U.S. based onnationality ImmigrationAct of 1917Workers who were allwomen were lockedinside the buildingwhen a fire broke out,killing most of them TriangleShirtwaistFactory

Progressive era: people and reforms - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. William Howard Taft
    US president who implemented dollar diplomacy which encouraged investments in south and central America
  2. Susan B. Anthony
    Women suffrage leader who was the president of the national woman's suffrage association
  3. Roosevelt Corollary
    Concept that it was America’s responsibility to protect country’s independence in the western hemisphere
  4. Dollar Diplomacy
    Purpose was to create financial stability in America by giving loans to underdeveloped countries
  5. Jacob Riis
    A photojournalist that published, how the other half lives, showcasing shocking living conditions of poor families in immigrant neighborhoods in New York
  6. Theodore Roosevelt
    Was a conservationist and encouraged the US to be the “police” of the western hemisphere
  7. Ida Tarbell
    A muckraker who exposed the corrupt business practices of Standard Oil
  8. Upton Sinclair
    Wrote the book, “The Jungle,” which talked about the appalling working conditions in the meat-packing industry
  9. Sixteenth Amendment
    An amendment that established a federal income tax
  10. Jane Addams
    A co-founder of the Hull House and founder of WILPF
  11. Seventeenth Amendment
    An amendment that allowed for the direct election of Senators
  12. Woodrow Wilson
    He implemented the moral diplomacy foreign policy & supported countries that beliefs aligned with the US
  13. Eighteenth Amendment
    An amendment that prohibited sales of alcohol
  14. Meat inspection act
    1906 law which made it illegal to alternate and misbrand meat products sold to public and ensured that meat was processed in a sanitary manner
  15. Sherman Antitrust Act
    Allowed the federal government to add competition against trusts and monopolies in order to dissolve them in commerce
  16. Eugenics
    Selective breeding, aimed to improve the genetic quality of the human population
  17. Margaret Sanger
    She promoted birth control and devoted her life to legalize it and make it available to women all over the world
  18. Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906
    An act that guaranteed the safety of food and pharmaceuticals
  19. Nineteenth Amendment
    Amendment that guaranteed women the right to vote
  20. Moral Diplomacy
    Spread democracy ideals to other countries
  21. American Federation of Labor
    An organization with the goal of improving the lives of working people
  22. Muckrakers
    Investigative journalists who shone light on corrupt businesses and major social problems
  23. Square Deal
    Roosevelt’s domestic program that implemented 3 goals: natural resource conservation, corporation control & protection of consumer products
  24. Immigration Act of 1917
    An act that limited the number of foreigners entering the U.S. based on nationality
  25. Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
    Workers who were all women were locked inside the building when a fire broke out, killing most of them