U.S. History II Chapter 21 Game

Question 1

Considered controversial by fundamentalists and indicted for distributing reformist literature

Accepted Answer

Margaret Sanger

Question 2

___ wrote "The Jungle" in hopes of revealing poor working conditions.

Accepted Answer

Upton Sinclair

Question 3

Socialism attracted a large following in America.

Accepted Answer

False

Question 4

Socialist candidate for president in 1912; he received nearly 1 million votes.

Accepted Answer

Eugene Debs

Question 5

Safe houses in poor neighborhoods where reformers could study local conditions.

Accepted Answer

settlement houses

Question 6

___ was the last progressive president.

Accepted Answer

Woodrow Wilson

Question 7

The ___ allowed secret, orderly voting.

Accepted Answer

Australian ballot

Question 8

Members of the Industrial Workers of the World, known as _____, emphasized sit-down strikes.

Accepted Answer

wobblies

Question 9

Teddy Roosevelt's 1912 program calling for a strong national government.

Accepted Answer

New Nationalism

Question 10

The process of removing an official from office by a popular vote after a petition.

Accepted Answer

recall

Question 11

The __ of 1914 basically accepted a partnership between the trusts and government.

Accepted Answer

Federal Trade Commission

Question 12

The ___ indirectly prohibited child labor.

Accepted Answer

Keating-Owen Act

Question 13

President ______ actually busted more trusts than Theodore Roosevelt.

Accepted Answer

William Howard Taft

Question 14

The ____ Amendment provided for an income tax.

Accepted Answer

16th

Question 15

Progressive governor of Wisconsin. Established direct primaries and the first state income tax.

Accepted Answer

Robert LaFollette

Question 16

Leaders of the Social Gospel movement sought to ___.

Accepted Answer

introduce religious ethics to industrial relations.

Question 17

He believed in a strong national government to foster and protect industry and consumers.

Accepted Answer

Teddy Roosevelt

Question 18

The Federal Reserve Act of 1913 created 12 Federal Reserve banks that were ___ controlled.

Accepted Answer

privately

Question 19

An advocate of using scientific management to cut factory costs.

Accepted Answer

Frederick Taylor

Question 20

Movement created by reform minded protestant ministers hoping to introduce ethics into industry

Accepted Answer

Social Gospel

Question 21

Prohibition was made the law of the land by the ___ Amendment.

Accepted Answer

18th

Question 22

Wilson's 1912 program calling for a limited government intervention in the economy.

Accepted Answer

New Freedom

Question 23

Amendment that established woman's suffrage.

Accepted Answer

19th

Question 24

__ was known as a trust-buster, but wanted a regulatory role for government.

Accepted Answer

Theodore Roosevelt

Question 25

Republican president handpicked by predecessor, but unable to win a second term in 1912.

Accepted Answer

William H. Taft

Question 26

Theodore Roosevelt felt most strongly about __ of natural resources.

Accepted Answer

conservation

Question 27

____ reform was aimed at breaking alliances between city bosses and business leaders.

Accepted Answer

municipal

Question 28

Margaret Sanger was most famous for ____.

Accepted Answer

starting the modern birth control movement

Question 29

Citizens could introduce a subject for legislation, usually through a petition.

Accepted Answer

initiative

Question 30

Which of the following groups did not generally oppose progressive regulations?

Accepted Answer

workers

U.S. History II Chapter 21 Game

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U.S. History II Chapter 21 Game

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