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Chapter 16: The Progressives Sections 1-4
Chapter 16: The Progressives Sections 1-4
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1
President Wilson called for higher tariffs and the repeal of most anti-trust legislation.
True
False
2
Journalist who exposed Rockefeller’s underhanded tactics at Standard Oil
Alice Paul
Ida Tarbell
Susan B. Anthony
John Muir
3
The Roosevelt administration pursued and dissolved trusts that competed unfairly.
True
False
4
Upton Sinclair’s shocking novel The Jungle sparked an investigation that led to
the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission.
the passage of the Meat Inspection Act.
anti-trust legislation.
the passage of the Elkins Act.
5
Theodore Roosevelt created the U.S. Forest Service and the National Park Service because
he realized that lumber was a valuable commodity
he recognized that natural resources were limited
he feared the consequences for industry
he thought the land could be developed more efficiently
6
Helped found the National Woman’s Party
Alice Paul
John Muir
Ida Tarbell
Susan B. Anthony
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Women’s suffrage activist arrested for voting
Alice Paul
John Muir
Ida Tarbell
Susan B. Anthony
8
The Federal Trade Commission was tough on companies that used _.
impure ingredients
deceptive advertising
9
How did muckrakers prepare the way for political reforms?
They organized labor strikes.
They hired lawyers to settle disputes about safety.
They exposed corruption by writing about it.
They testified in Senate hearings.
10
By 1912 most states had laws prohibiting children from fulltime work.
False
True
11
The split within the Republican Party in the 1912 presidential election allowed _ to win.
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
12
Naturalist who wanted the entire wilderness preserved in its natural state
Ida Tarbell
Susan B. Anthony
John Muir
Alice Paul
13
Amendment that allowed Congress to levy taxes based on an individual’s income
Nineteenth Amendment
ILGWU
IWW
Sixteenth Amendment
14
Theodore Roosevelt’s administration filed hundreds of lawsuits against
monopolies
arbitrators
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What political reform was introduced by the Seventeenth Amendment?
the abolishment of jail time for failure to pay debts
the direct election of U.S. senators
the elimination of the position of city manager
the creation of the posts of city commissioners
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Plan that called for tariff reductions, banking reforms, and stronger anti-trust laws
Sixteenth Amendment
Square Deal
New Freedom
Eighteenth Amendment
17
In 1910 one third of U.S. workers lived in poverty.
True
False
18
Roosevelt’s plan to limit the power of trusts and promote public health and safety
IWW
New Freedom
Square Deal
ILGWU
19
The 1905 Antiquities Act created 18 national
monuments
museums
20
The _ caused Roosevelt to withdraw his support of President Taft.
Ballinger-Pinchot affair
Brownsville Incident
21
Af Am soldiers wrongly accused in the Brownsville incident were honorably discharged in 1906.
False
True
22
Reformers called for prohibition because they believed that alcohol
was produced under unsanitary conditions.
caused health problems.
production lines were liable to burst into flames.
was responsible for crime, poverty, and violence vs women.
23
What kept the Republican Party from having the control over Theodore Roosevelt it wanted?
He refused to use the “bully pulpit”.
Roosevelt was too inexperienced to listen to party bosses.
Roosevelt’s health kept him from pushing through reforms.
President William McKinley was assassinated.
24
Which of the pairs opposed women's right to vote?
NACW, business leaders
Business leaders, supporters of Susan B. Anthony
Liquor industry, church leaders
Suffragists, business leaders
25
Union that organized unskilled laborers
Sixteenth Amendment
IWW
Nineteenth Amendment
ILGWU
26
Which of the people below probably believed that conservation was for the greater good of all?
William Howard Taft
Carry Nation
Gifford Pinchot
Billy Sunday
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Cabinet member who allowed business leaders to purchase public land in Alaska
Jacob Riis
Ida Tarbell
John Muir
Richard Ballinger
28
In the garment industry, why were women paid less than men were?
The work required more strength than most of the women had.
Employers assumed women were supported by their men.
Women were usually less well educated than men.
It took more time to train women than it did to train men.
29
Why was the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire a landmark in labor history?
Went to court to determine the amount of damages owed.
The tragedy gave labor an edge in contract negotiations.
The tragedy led to New York State reforms of safety measures
The fire set off strikes across the nation.