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Chapter 14: Progressivism
Chapter 14: Progressivism
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1
Prominent black journalists like _______ sought to print the true experiences of African Americans in their newspapers.
Ida Wells
Carrie Chapman Catt
Lincoln Steffens
Jacob Riis
2
Susan B. Anthony founded the
The Women's Labor Union
National American Woman Suffrage Association
The NAACP
The Women's equality commisson
3
Lynchings in the south were designed to:
Terrorize the black communities
Each of these is true
Enforce Jim Crow laws
Take justice into the hands of the mob
4
By whom was The Jungle written?
Jacob Riis
Upton Sinclair
Susan B. Anthony
Florence Kelley
5
Suffrage is the right to:
speak
vote
suffer
work
6
In which state was the Seneca Falls Convention held in 1848?
Missouri
New York
Wyoming
New Jersey
7
What is a poll tax?
a tax paid upon entering a southern city as a black American
Tax that had to be paid to qualify to vote
a tax given to segregated schools
Taxes paid by those who never voted
8
Jim Crow laws:
granted women citizenship
allowec African Americans vote and serve in government
divided the United States into the North and into the South
Laws designed to enforce segregation of blacks from whites
9
Women were granted the right to vote before African Americans.
True
False
10
Early victories in the women's rights movement were mostly in what region of the US?
West (Wyoming, Utah, Idaho)
South (Louisiana/Arkansas/Georgia)
Southwest (Arizona/Texas)
East coast (Virginia/Maryland/New Jersey)
11
What did the NAWSA do?
Advocated in favor of women's suffrage
Advertised segregationist views
Spoke for civil rights on behalf of African Americans to Congress
Fought for voting rights for immigrants
12
This was the name given to journalists who highlighted corruption, discrimination, and other wrongs in American life.
progressives
yellow journalists
muckrakers
bootleggers
13
The ____ Inspection Act of 1906 was a result of The Jungle's publishing.
Meat
Factory
Vegetable
Food
14
What does the 19th Amendment do?
Freedom of religion
Freedom of speech
Give women the right to vote
Give people of color the right to vote
15
When was the court case that made the separate but equal doctrine legitimized
1896
1899
1892
1914
16
In which location was Plessy arrested?
airplane
train car
bus
taxi
17
The Supreme court sided with Homer Plessy.
True
False
18
Which of these were reasons Prohibition failed?
black market sales of alcohol
it did not slow drinking behavior in Americans
lost government revenue
each of these is true
19
The Progressives' goal of "Promoting Moral Improvement" resulted in ________.
an attempt to create a sober America
lower taxes in the United States
lower wages for minority groups
a cleaner meat industry
20
The grandfather clause said that...
only grandfathers could vote
a freed slave must have his grandfather present to marry
former slaves could vote if his grandfather had been a voter before 1867
no grandfathers could own land
21
The 18th Amendment established:
women's suffrage
Prohibition
term limits on Presidents
the Food and Drug Administration
22
Seneca Falls was where which document was written?
The Jungle
Declaration of Independence
Declaration of Sentiments
United States Constitution
23
Progressives generally made an effort to improve American life.
True
False
24
Harry T. Burn, a senator from which state, was the final 'yes' vote which passed the 19th Amendment.
Tennessee
New York
Pennsylvania
Illinois
25
This famous American popularized the use of the assembly line.
Theodore Roosevelt
Upton Sinclair
Ida Tarbell
Henry Ford
26
What did Florence Kelley do?
Feed children
Limit child labor and reduce working hours
Find housing for orphaned children
Create jobs children
27
True or False: Progressives typically sided with business leaders over their employees.
True
False
28
At the Seneca Falls convention, only women signed their name to the Declaration of Sentiments.
True
False
29
Impossible _____ were designed to prevent African-Americans from voting.
physical tasks
literacy tests
riddles
poll taxes
30
True or False: Separate but equal was a result of the Plessy v. Ferguson court case.
True
False