SettlementhousesMinimumwageRecall,Referendum,& PrimaryProgressivism17thAmendmentTenementCorruption18thAmendmentHepburnActInterstateCommerceActUptonSinclairTheodoreRooseveltCorruptionConservationSuffrageLaborreformCharlottePerkinsGilmanChildlaborlawsRegulationAgrarianElectionof 1912ProgressivetaxationRecallUrbanizationMuckrakers19thAmendmentSocialreformWoodrowWilsonMonopolyShermanAntitrustActTrustLincolnSteffensFreeMarketSystemInitiativeChildLaborLawsPoliticalmachinesFlorenceKelleyProgressivismBooker T.WashingtonPublichealthreformPoliticalreformProgressivePartyFederalReserveActJohn D.RockefellerBigbusinessTemperanceAnti-trustmovementW.E.B.DuBoisMonopolyMeatInspectionAct18thAmendmentUptonSinclairPureFood andDrugScandalUrbanJacobRiisGiffordPinchotTheGildedAgeIda B.WellsPanicof 1907ReformMargaretSangerCivilrightsReferendumTrust-bustingChildlaborIdaTarbell16thAmendmentNAACPFoundedReformFoodandDrug ActRegulationLaborstrikeTemperanceMovementBigBusinessSharecropperMuckrakerSocialGospelJacobRiisProhibitionWomen’ssuffrageSamuelGompersRichardBallingerPureFood andDrug ActTheodoreRooseveltWilliam"Boss"TweedPopulismConservationSusanB.AnthonyLaborunionsAdvocacyTriangleShirtwaistFireFrancesWillardEugeneV.DebsUrbanreform17thAmendmentEnvironmentalismAlicePaulCoalStrikeof 1902JaneAddamsLaissez-faire19thAmendmentPoliticalMachineAndrewCarnegieClaytonAntitrustActIndustrializationSettlementhousesMinimumwageRecall,Referendum,& PrimaryProgressivism17thAmendmentTenementCorruption18thAmendmentHepburnActInterstateCommerceActUptonSinclairTheodoreRooseveltCorruptionConservationSuffrageLaborreformCharlottePerkinsGilmanChildlaborlawsRegulationAgrarianElectionof 1912ProgressivetaxationRecallUrbanizationMuckrakers19thAmendmentSocialreformWoodrowWilsonMonopolyShermanAntitrustActTrustLincolnSteffensFreeMarketSystemInitiativeChildLaborLawsPoliticalmachinesFlorenceKelleyProgressivismBooker T.WashingtonPublichealthreformPoliticalreformProgressivePartyFederalReserveActJohn D.RockefellerBigbusinessTemperanceAnti-trustmovementW.E.B.DuBoisMonopolyMeatInspectionAct18thAmendmentUptonSinclairPureFood andDrugScandalUrbanJacobRiisGiffordPinchotTheGildedAgeIda B.WellsPanicof 1907ReformMargaretSangerCivilrightsReferendumTrust-bustingChildlaborIdaTarbell16thAmendmentNAACPFoundedReformFoodandDrug ActRegulationLaborstrikeTemperanceMovementBigBusinessSharecropperMuckrakerSocialGospelJacobRiisProhibitionWomen’ssuffrageSamuelGompersRichardBallingerPureFood andDrug ActTheodoreRooseveltWilliam"Boss"TweedPopulismConservationSusanB.AnthonyLaborunionsAdvocacyTriangleShirtwaistFireFrancesWillardEugeneV.DebsUrbanreform17thAmendmentEnvironmentalismAlicePaulCoalStrikeof 1902JaneAddamsLaissez-faire19thAmendmentPoliticalMachineAndrewCarnegieClaytonAntitrustActIndustrialization

The Progressive Era - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. 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. O-Settlement houses
  2. I-Minimum wage
  3. O-Recall, Referendum, & Primary
  4. N-Progressivism
  5. G-17th Amendment
  6. N-Tenement
  7. N-Corruption
  8. B-18th Amendment
  9. O-Hepburn Act
  10. N-Interstate Commerce Act
  11. I-Upton Sinclair
  12. G-Theodore Roosevelt
  13. O-Corruption
  14. I-Conservation
  15. N-Suffrage
  16. I-Labor reform
  17. B-Charlotte Perkins Gilman
  18. O-Child labor laws
  19. B-Regulation
  20. O-Agrarian
  21. B-Election of 1912
  22. O-Progressive taxation
  23. I-Recall
  24. G-Urbanization
  25. G-Muckrakers
  26. B-19th Amendment
  27. O-Social reform
  28. G-Woodrow Wilson
  29. N-Monopoly
  30. O-Sherman Antitrust Act
  31. I-Trust
  32. N-Lincoln Steffens
  33. B-Free Market System
  34. O-Initiative
  35. I-Child Labor Laws
  36. B-Political machines
  37. O-Florence Kelley
  38. I-Progressivism
  39. O-Booker T. Washington
  40. N-Public health reform
  41. G-Political reform
  42. G-Progressive Party
  43. N-Federal Reserve Act
  44. B-John D. Rockefeller
  45. B-Big business
  46. N-Temperance
  47. I-Anti-trust movement
  48. G-W.E.B. Du Bois
  49. O-Monopoly
  50. I-Meat Inspection Act
  51. O-18th Amendment
  52. O-Upton Sinclair
  53. I-Pure Food and Drug Scandal
  54. N-Urban
  55. O-Jacob Riis
  56. B-Gifford Pinchot
  57. G-The Gilded Age
  58. B-Ida B. Wells
  59. G-Panic of 1907
  60. I-Reform
  61. I-Margaret Sanger
  62. G-Civil rights
  63. B-Referendum
  64. N-Trust-busting
  65. O-Child labor
  66. I-Ida Tarbell
  67. G-16th Amendment
  68. N-NAACP Founded
  69. I-Reform
  70. B-Food and Drug Act
  71. N-Regulation
  72. I-Labor strike
  73. G-Temperance Movement
  74. B-Big Business
  75. B-Sharecropper
  76. G-Muckraker
  77. B-Social Gospel
  78. N-Jacob Riis
  79. B-Prohibition
  80. N-Women’s suffrage
  81. B-Samuel Gompers
  82. I-Richard Ballinger
  83. G-Pure Food and Drug Act
  84. N-Theodore Roosevelt
  85. N-William "Boss" Tweed
  86. B-Populism
  87. G-Conservation
  88. N-Susan B. Anthony
  89. G-Labor unions
  90. G-Advocacy
  91. N-Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
  92. G-Frances Willard
  93. I-Eugene V. Debs
  94. G-Urban reform
  95. O-17th Amendment
  96. B-Environmentalism
  97. O-Alice Paul
  98. O-Coal Strike of 1902
  99. I-Jane Addams
  100. I-Laissez-faire
  101. I-19th Amendment
  102. O-Political Machine
  103. B-Andrew Carnegie
  104. G-Clayton Antitrust Act
  105. B-Industrialization