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Progressive Movement Review
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Spring 2020 Activity
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1
The amendment that FINALLY gave women the right to vote was
The 17th Amendment
The 18th Amendment
The 16th Amendment
The 19th Amendment
2
Reform of the Federal Government included
Limiting a president to two terms
Limiting campaign contributions
Passing the Pendleton Civil Service Act
Replacing the Electoral College
3
All of the following were enacted to help solve problems IN government EXCEPT
Referendum
Political Machine
Secret Ballot
Initiative
4
The election of Woodrow Wilson in 1912 was all but assured by the
The scandals of the Taft Administration
Endorsement he received from TR
The creation of the Progressive/Bull Moose Party by TR
Wilson's promise to keep us out of war.
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The Federal Reserve Act did all of the following EXCEPT
Created a national system of member banks
Helped our government respond better to an economic crisis
Helped the federal government control the money supply
Established strict rules regarding trading on the stock exchange
6
Ida B. Wells was a muckraker who fought the problem of
Rights for Native Americans
Lynching and violence against Black Americans
Humane Immigration Reform
Factory conditions in the South
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This image is from Jacob Riis' book called
Life in a Settlement House
The Jungle
How the Other Half Lives
The History of Standard Oil
8
The Progressive Movement tried to solve problems caused by
Urbanization
All of the above
Immigration
Industrialization
9
The "Progressive Amendments" include
Amendments 35-40
Amendments 13-15
Amendments 1-10
Amendments 16-19
10
President Taft was seen as less energetic and effective than TR but...
Anyone would have looked less energetic than TR
All of the above
Taft was actually more effective against trusts
He made an excellent Supreme Court Justice
11
Most business leaders supported the effort to provide safe working conditions
False
True
12
TR's efforts to help the environment were inspired by all of the following EXCEPT
His time with John Muir in Yosemite
His childhood living in a log cabin in Tennessee
His love of shooting and stuffing animals
His time out west as a rancher
13
Roosevelt's idea of a "New Nationalism" could be best described as the Federal Government
appointing TR as president for life
staying out of the way of business
deciding which businesses are best to help the people
ensuring equal opportunity for all
14
All of the following influenced the Progressive Movement EXCEPT
The Social Gospel Movement
The Education of Women
Increased Faith in Expertise
The support of communism by our government
15
The Clayton Anti-Trust Act helped fight unfair business practices AND
Gave protections to trusts
Raised the tarriff
Made Mr. Clayton famous
Provided protections for unions
16
At Hull House, Jane Addams would provide to immigrants and the poor
Childcare
Continuing Education and Job Training
All of the Above
Social Opportunities
17
The amendment that allowed the federal government to impose an income tax was the
16th Amendment
19th Amendment
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
18
Upton Sinclair's The Jungle helped pass the following legislation
The Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act
The Immigration Restrictions of the 1920s
The Interstate Commerce Act
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act
19
The Progressive Movement could be defined as an attempt to
Ensure the expansion of the US with government funding of railroads.
Place limits on who could immigrate to the US
Use the power of government to make life better for ordinary people
Make sure the policies of laissez faire continued.
20
Teddy Roosevelt's "Square Deal" included all of the following EXCEPT
Conservation of the Environment
Financial support for corportations
Trust Busting
Consumer Protection
21
Mrs. Constan's dog is named..
Lolly
Libby
Lucy
Lacey
22
The problems revealed in the political cartoon below were addressed by
The Declaration of Independence
Lincoln Steffens' "The Shame of the Cities"
The Declaration of Rights and Sentiments from Seneca Falls
Ida Tarbell's "The History of Standard Oil"
23
The amendment that provided for direction election of senators
The 17th Amendment
The 19th Amendment
The 18th Amendment
The 16th Amendment