1 .		This political style embraced a vast network of organizations, including women’s assemblies, reform clubs, labor unions, and farmers’ groups.
2 .		The goal of this organization, the , was to prevent political parties from filling government positions with their supporters.
3 .		This was first important piece of federal legislation designed to regulate big business and was signed by Grover Cleveland.
4 .		In 1890, the Republicans passed the , declaring it illegal for "combinations" to enter into arrangements that would restrain competition; the act established the principle that the federal government could regulate monopolistic corporations.
5 .		Those Americans who wanted to return to the gold standard by making greenbacks convertible for "specie"—gold or silver—were called .
6 .		The opposite of a resumptionist was a ; fourteen members of their political party were elected to Congress in 1878.
7 .		This Act authorized the Treasury to purchase silver and mint it in amounts tied to the amount of gold being minted.
8 .		This man published Looking Backward, a utopian novel set in the future and revolving around the character Julian West.
9 .		The late nineteenth century proved to be a very desperate time for this group of Americans in particular, who began to press for government assistance to aid them during their economic troubles.
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