Progressivism

Who broke up more trusts: Roosevelt or Taft?

This prominent labor leader and socialist ran for president several times on the Socialist ticket.

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What did Teddy Roosevelt do?

Each of these parties ran candidates in the election of 1912, EXCEPT:

Progressives like Roosevelt and Wilson believed government needed to be:

Progressives concerned with poverty, alcoholism, lack of education

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What was Roosevelt's attitude toward trusts?

What did the 16th Amendment make constitutional?

Reporting that focused on corruption and social problems was known as what?

Which President championed conservation and national parks?

What does "Jeffersonian Ends by Hamiltonian Means" actually mean?

What was Progressivism’s most obvious failure?

The growing Temperance Movement wanted to dramatically reduce Americans' abuse of:

What was the Wisconsin Idea?

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Why was Woodrow Wilson able to win so many electoral votes in the election of 1912?

Amendment that allowed voters to elect Senators directly

What was Carrie Chapman Catt’s “Winning Strategy”?

Were Progressives generally united?

Why was Roosevelt's handling of the Coal Strike of 1902 different from previous strikes?

Progressives most concerned with power of big corporations

Book was supposed to be pro-socialism, but mostly just worried people about meat processing

In the 1912 election, this party supported ending child labor, a minimum wage, and having at least a day and a half off

Which President began the breakup of Standard Oil?

Americans feared business organizations like Northern Securities and U.S. Steel, which were called:

All of the following were evidence of Taft’s progressivism, EXCEPT:

Journalist whose reporting played a major role in the eventual breakup of Standard Oil.

Which Washington scandal harmed Taft’s reputation by making him, or at least his administration, appear corrupt?

Which President resegregated the Federal government?

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In 1912, Teddy Roosevelt was the _________________ party candidate for president.

In the early 1900s people thought that when tariffs are high, who tends to benefit? Businesses, or consumers?

How much money did John D. Rockefeller lose when Standard Oil was broken up?

How did the public feel about Roosevelt taking on Northern Securities?

Roosevelt took on J.P. Morgan by having the government break up:

What law, supported by President Wilson, was designed to stop us from having panics every 20 years?

To monitor businesses and ensure fair dealing with customers and each other, Roosevelt created which government office?

Progressives concerned with returning power to voters.

Herbert Croly believed that what America needed was to pursue Jeffersonian Ends by:

This was a strike in Colorado in which private security forces killed 22 men, women, and children.

The man who assassinated McKinley was a(n):

What were Teddy Roosevelt’s views on war?

Why was Teddy Roosevelt made McKinley's Vice President?

Reporters who focused on exposing problems in American society