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U.S. History Progressive Era
U.S. History Progressive Era
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What does the 17th & 19th Amdment have in common?
Ended Segregation
They created a tax system
Abolished social vices
Gave people power to Vote
2
To end monopolies at the city level, municipal governments took control of _____________
The Oil Business
Carnigie Steel
Railroads
Utilities
3
These people exposed government and business corruption during the Progressive Era
lobbyists
prohibitionists
labor unions
muckrakers
4
The National Parks Service set aside land under federal protection to promote the concept of
Progressivism
Capitalism
Socialism
Conservationism
5
Recall, referndum, and intiative reforms gave people more power to ....
elect President direclty
elect US Senators
end state government corruption
Vote in secret
6
How did the Progressive Party hurt the Republican Party during the 1912 election?
it split the votes
it took away al lthe votes
removed its Presidental candidate
It ended the party
7
Protests and Demands for an amendment were methods used by the
Women's Suffrage Movement
Populist Party
NAACP leaders
Progressive Party
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Which person was part of the African American group that started the NAACP?
Jacob Riis
Upton Sinclair
Teddy Roosevelt
WEB DuBois
9
3rd Political Parties biggest contribution to American politics is that they
introduce new ideas that are later adopted
always win Presidential elections
never hurt another political party
always become major parties
10
In order to aid the problem with bank failures, President Wilson passed the ______________ Act
Dawes
Food & Drug
Interstate Commerce
Federal Reserve
11
A woman reformer that established settlement houses to aid immigrants & the poor
Jane Addams
Oprah Winfrey
Francis Willard
Susan B Anthony
12
Church groups helping the needy & poor in inner cities were known as
Women's Suffrage Movement
Temperance Movement
YMCA clubs
Social Gospel Movment
13
According to the Progressive Movement what was the purpose of the federal government?
Being more accountable to people
Outlaw labor unions
protecting big business
Protect the farmers only
14
Which of the following women is mostly associated to the passing of the 19th Amendment?
Jane Addams
Oprah Winfrey
Susan B Anthony
Rosa Parks
15
This law protects consumers from foods, beverages, and drugs that are not approved by the FDA
Food & Drug Act
Dawes Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Federal Reserve Act
16
Theodore Roosevelt used the following laws to end trusts & monopolies
Interstate Commerce Act
Meat Inspection Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Federal Reserve Act
17
Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" led to changes in the area of
Railroad Regulation
Banks
Child Labor
Food Inspections