Which of the following terms means combining efforts by companies to prevent competition in an industry?

Which of the following was an organization of farmers created in the 1860s, also known as the Patrons of Husbandry?

Which of the following is a statement of political goals of a political party?

Which of the following means businesses owned and operated for the benefit of an organization's members?

Which of the following means sole control of a field of business?

Which of the following were members of the People's Party?

Which of the following are legal arrangements in which a number of companies are grouped under a single board of trustees?

Which of the following means the banning of alcoholic beverages?

Which of the following were reformers in the late 1800s and early 1900s who worked to improve society?

Which of the following is a plan of government where a panel of elected commissioners is in charge of city services?

The _____ _____ gave women the right to vote in the United States.

In 1877, former Grange members formed the Southern _____ _____, which was a more politically active organization.

Elected attorney general in 1886, _____ _____ _____ brought lawsuits against railroads and insurance companies for illegal and anti-competitive activities.

After the election of 1890, the new governor pushed for laws, which came to be called _____ _____, to regulate business in Texas.

In 1905 the Texas legislature passed the _____ Election Law, which established primary elections for all local and state offices.

The _____ movement encouraged people to drink less alcohol.

The manufacture and sale of alcohol was made illegal in the United States following the ratification of the __________ Amendment.

The federal government created the _____ _____ Commission to oversee railroads and, in the same act, outlawed pooling.

The first woman elected to state office in Texas was _____ _____ _____, superintendent of public instruction.

The _____ _____, begun in 1902, made it difficult for many poor Texans to vote.

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