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Industrial-Progressive Era Review
Industrial-Progressive Era Review
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#social studies #Mr.Williams #industrial era #progressive era #8th grade
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What areas did progressives think were in need of the greatest reform?
The government, urban poor, labor, education
The federal government and minorities
All of the above
The federal agencies, banks and public offices
2
The Progressive Era ran from
1895-1915
1900-1917
1910-1920
1890-1908
3
_____________ (v) to return, go back. synonyms: relapse, regress. antonyms: progress, advance.
Wrangle
Revert
Rubble
Preclude
4
"Manifest Destiny" was in large part due to the faith of our Country; they believed_____?
Destiny was from God
That if you can think it, then it will manifest
The Native Americans were theirs to own
God gave them right all natural resources
5
Who was the "Muckraker" that wrote "The Jungle" exposing filth and poor working conditions?
Minijean Brown
Margret Sanger
Woodrow Wilson
Upton Sinclair
6
As American industrialization progressed, many labor laws were passed in an effort to
create safer working conditions
clamp down on the rights of workers
remove "Carpetbaggers" from the south
separate the North from the South
7
a person who worked in exchange for the ship fare to North America was called
slaves
apprentices
indentured servants
wage earners
8
During which historical period did health insurance become part of the US healthcare system?
Post-industrial era
Corporate era
Pre-industrial era
Future era
9
A new Western motive or reason for overseas territorial expansion in the industrial era?
Access to new markets to sell goods
A drive to convert people to Christianity
Seizing of land to use for crops
To dominate sources of precious natural resources
10
What is the Gilded Age?
An era when people exposed crime
A time when societal issues were masked by advancements.
A time of genuine prosperity
A time when people wore gold plated clothing
11
The artistic and socio-cultural awakening of African Americans in the 1920s and 1930s is
The Realism Movement
The Black Arts Movement
Post-Slavery Era
The Harlem Renaissance
12
Which of the following progressive reforms was enacted by a constitutional amendment?
conservation of the environment
consumer protection
regulation of monopolies
women's suffrage
13
Investigative journalists in the Progressive Era that helped spark the reform movements were
milirockers
muckrakers
peacemakers
progressives
14
How did the Progressive Movement positively impact society?
Progressively moved society forward
Increased working hours
Allowed more child labor
Improved safety conditions
15
_____ is defined as to stop someone and/or something from doing something or from progressing
Remuneration
Hamper
Talisman
Kindle
16
_____________________ is progress of groups of people moving from farms to cities.
patriotism
progression
missionary
urbanization
17
Reforms championed by the Progressive Movement focused on problems cause by what?
A depression caused by weak backing practices
A weak foreign policy
Industrialization, urbanization, and political corruption
The aftermath of Reconstruction in the South
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Which long-awaited goal of the women's rights movement was achieved during the Progressive Era?
right to vote
the ban of corsets
equal access to employment and education
equal pay for equal work
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If progress means to advance what do you think
regress
means?
to go forward
to step up
to be honest
to go backwards
