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WSH, Ch 9-Progressive Era
WSH, Ch 9-Progressive Era
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1
The 19th Amendment granted women the right to vote.
False
True
2
During the Progressive Era, reformers fought to end
Immigration
High wages
Child labor
Isolationaism
3
After the war, more homes were able to have electricity.
False
True
4
Which industry did NOT profit or grow as a result of WWI ?
Logging
Shipbuilding
Agriculture
Fishing/Seafood
5
The Stock Market is a public place to buy and sell shares.
False
True
6
One example of capitalism is when
People can keep their profit
The social classes are eliminated
There is no competition between businesses
There is no incentive for creative thinking
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One way for workers to unify.
Labor unions
Iniatives
Comulsory Education
Capitalism
8
When many African Americans moved from the South to the North to escape racist laws.
Escapism
The Great Awakening
The Mass Exodus
The Great Migration
9
In order to pay for new electrical appliance, people relied on
Theft
Credit
Cash Only
Layaway
10
Many people felt the Seattle General Strike was
Important for city growth
A socialist conspiracy
Capitalist propaganda
An economic boom to Tacoma
11
The automobile allowed people to be more mobile.
False
True
12
One reform Industrial Workers of the World fought for.
Smaller housing sizes
Higher wages
Cheaper electricity
Increased stock shares
13
An example of socialism is when
There is competition between businesses
There is incentive for creative thinking
The government owns and operates production
There is a dictatorship
14
Reformers wanted to address the growing gap between
Business and politics
Rich and poor
Pollution and agriculture
15
The era known as the Gilded Age is marked by corruption in
Logging and agriculture
Suffrage Movement and
Business and government
Rural industries and urban industries
16
The Progressive Movment is a term used to describe
The U.S. entry into World War I
One single reform idea
Numerous reform movements
Environmental concerns
17
Washington's rivers were a barrier to Hydroelectric Power during WWI.
True
False
18
Reformers fought to give voters greater say in laws by adopting the
Capitalism, iniative and socialism
Iniative, recall and referendum
Recall, repeal and iniative
Referendum, repeal, socialism
19
What does IWW stand for?
International Whalers of the World
Industrial Workers in Washington
Industrial Workers of the World
International Workers of Washignton
20
One way new immigration to WA was encouraged.
Women's Suffrage
Seattle General Strike
Alaska Yukon Klondike Gold Rush
Logging industry
21
The 18th Amendment (Prohibition) banned
Land sales
Alcohol
Smuggling
Voting
22
Many people feared unions were too radical.
True
False