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| The idea of specialized jobs in politics. |
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| ‘Hands off’ The government at this time stays out of things. |
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| Representative form New York. Said that Government was all about patronage. |
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| All money had to be backed by gold. |
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| Started the coinage of silver |
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| Created an exam for federal jobs |
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| George Washington Plunkett |
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| Head of Tammany Hall and created the perfect system of exchange of favors. |
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| The concept of ‘survival of the fittest’ applied to the social status of humans. |
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| A social reformer that said that progress was good, but at what social cost and Christian values. |
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| Helped the less fortunate and helped women adjust. |
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| Give jobs in exchange for votes. |
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| National American Women Suffrage |
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| Founded by Susan B. Anthony and Elizabeth Stanton. Focused on the issue of the right to vote of woman. |
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| Made restraint of trade illegal. Helped stop monopolies, but also hurt the unions. |
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| Started by William McKinley. Set up higher protective tariffs. |
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| Attracted people into the cities to show how great the cities were, when in reality, they weren't. |
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| “The Wonderful Wizard of Oz”: |
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| Novel by L. Frank Baum that represented the government, society, and political issues at the time. |
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| Republican presidential candidate and later President. He supported the protective tariff. |
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| Democratic presidential candidate who supported the silver standard and promoted small town values. |
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| Rural, farm-based individuals that wanted free and unlimited coinage of silver. |
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