Initiative		People living in a country not of their birth
Capitalism		The growth of cities
Immigrants		Movement with Christians who emphasized the role of church in improving life on earth
Holding Company		A policy of favoring native-born individuals over foreign-born ones
Settlement Houses		Emphasized economic gains were more important than winning the vote or directly challanging white domination
Direct Primary		A combination of companies dominating an industry
Trusts		A settlement imposed by an outside party
Tenement		Rational, scintific management of natural resources
Social Gospel Movement		Reformers who dominated the political landscape in the 1900s
Suburbs		Established a procedure by which voters cast ballotsfor or against proposed laws
Progressives		Private individuals own the means of production and profit by their ownership
Recall		Allowd people to introduce a bill into the legeslature and required members to take a vote on it
Referendum		Communities at the edges of cities
Urbanization		Oversaw the utilities' compliance with existing laws
Resource Management		An election open to all voters within a party
Eugenics		Bought controlling interests in stock of other companies
Accommodation		An economic theory advocating collective ownership of businesses
Arbitration		Institutions that provided educational and social services to poor people
Muckrakers		An effort to improve the human race by controlling breeding
Melting Pot		Gave citizens a chance to remove an elected official from office before the person's term ended
Regulatory Commissions		New York City Apartment building
Socialism		Angry writers who tried to motivate the public
Nativism		A society in which various racial, ethnic, and cultural groups were blended together