US History 1900-1914 Quiz

Theodore Roosevelt's belief in fair treatment and equal opportunity for everyone.

Outlawed the sale of impure food and drugs, requiring proper labeling.

Protected Western land by setting aside millions of acres.

Laws enforcing the separation of races.

Used literacy tests, poll taxes, and grandfather clauses to restrict Black voting rights.

A Supreme Court case that upheld the constitutionality of separate but equal facilities for blacks and whites.

An African American leader who advocated for economic self-improvement for blacks and urged them to focus on practical skills.

An influential African American leader who advocated for full political and social equality for blacks.

An organization dedicated to fighting legal battles to achieve equality for blacks.

A policy that declared the United States would act as a policeman to maintain economic and political stability in the Western Hemisphere.

A policy of using the U.S. Navy's strength to secure diplomatic advantages and protect American interests in the Pacific.

A foreign policy approach that used American financial investments in foreign countries to promote U.S. interests and influence.

The Progressive Party, led by Theodore Roosevelt, after he split from the Republicans in the 1912 election.

A law that significantly lowered tariffs on imported goods, reducing the cost of goods for consumers.

Created the Federal Reserve System, a central banking system designed to regulate the national economy.