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Progressivism Chapter 3
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1
What is a muckraker?
prohibitionist
segregationist
all of the above
journalist
2
Exchanging jobs for political support, or ___, was popular during the 1870's and 1880's.
Prohibition
Patronage
Political favors
Corruption
3
How did Americans benefit from progrssive reforms?
All of the Above
Created greater economic security
Improved people's quality of life
Expanded Democracy
4
Writers who exposed corruption and wrongdoings were known as __________________.
Newspaper columnists
Fake news
Muckrakers
Authors
5
Ratified in 1913, the __________ enable Congress to levy and collect taxes.
16 Amendment
21 Amendment
17 Amendment
14 Amendment
6
Wisconsin was the 1st state to have it. It gives voters more power by them choosing candidates.
trust
direct primary
civil rights
prohibition
7
As an advocate for equality between men and women, I fought for women's suffrage for over 45 yr
Jane Adams
Carry A. Nation
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
8
Progressives fought to end __, a way in which officials handed out jobs for political support
patronage
corruption
prohibition
both 2 & 3
9
Passed by the House in 1918, the _____ gave women in America the right to vote
19 Amendment
20 Amendment
21 Amendment
17 Amendment
10
During WWI, NAWSA Pres. __ argued that women should have the right to vote because they helped
Carry A. Nation
Jane Adams
Carrie Chapman Catt
Susan B. Anthony
11
Roosevelt used the __ to dissolve a railroad trust, a tobacco trust, & to break up Standard Oil
Clayton Antitrust Act
Sherman Antitrust Act
Federal Reserve Act
17 Amendment
12
As Roosevelt's successor as president, I continued to challenge big business in America. ______
Eugene V. Debs
William Howard Taft
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
13
Which President passed the Sherman Antitrust Act?
Woodrow Wilson
Barrack Obama
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
14
Hull House is an example of ______ where immigrants and the poor recieved social services
civil rights
a settlement house
socialism
suffrage
15
A notable example of a progressive leader, _____ started a settlement house in Chicago
Carry A. Nation
William Jennings Bryan
Jane Adams
Susan B. Anthony
16
Ratified in 1913, the ___________, allowed the direct election of U. S. senators
19th Amendment
14th Amendment
27th Amendment
17th Amendment
17
Who fought for the 19th Amendment?
All of the above
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Woodrow Wilson
18
Who fought for prohibition that led to the 18th Amendment?
All of the above
Carry A. Nation
Jane Adams
Susan B. Anthony
19
The __________ made it illegal for corporations to control industries
Prohibition
16 Amendment
Federal Reserve Act
Sherman Antitrust Act
20
What party did Theodore Roosevelt start?
Democrat
After game
Republican
Bull Moose
21
What is suffrage?
both 1 & 2
American women fought longer than other reforms
either 1 & 2
The right to vote
22
Congress reformed the nation's financial system & created the modern banking system by passing
Federal Reserve Act
Sherman Antitrust Act
17th Amendment
Clayton Antitrust Act
23
In the 1912 election, progressive Republican leaders formed the _______________.
Bull Moose Party
The Republican party
The Democratic Party
Muckrakers
24
A co. that eliminates competitors & controls an industry. Clayton Antitrust Act prohibits it.
prohibiton
monoply
Socialism
Communism
25
The 20th century movement to correct societal problems was called ________.
Both 2 & 3
Prohibition
Socialism
Progressivism
26
As President, I was a strong supporter of conserving natural resources
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodorw Wilson
Donald Trump
27
The _____ gave Congress the power to create income taxes
16 Amendment
17 Amendment
19 Amendment
14 Amendment
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What did the Bull Moose Party stand for?
Socialism
all of the above
progressivism
segregation