Term used to describe William H. Taft's progressive agenda

I don't have a name I didn't really want to be president

Why was Taft defeated in 1912

Could not unify the Republican Party

Equal Protection Under the Laws

How did Taft feel about trusts?

Some trusts are harmful to public

How did Debs feel about trusts?

All trusts must be eliminated, He was a crazy socialist

Why were early attempts to end child labor unsuccessful?

Supreme Court said unconstitutional

The Jungle is based on

Unsanitary Meat Packing Industry

Right to Vote no matter race, color, servitude

Why did we need the 16th amendment

Raise money to replace lower tariffs

How did Roosevelt feel about trusts?

Some trusts are harmful to public

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Chapter 9: The Progressive Movement

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1
Which is not a goal of the progressive movement?
Promoting Business Monopolies
Protecting Social Welfare
Creating Economic Reform
Fostering efficiency in the workplace
2
19th Amendment
Right to Vote no matter race, color, servitude
Equal Protection Under the Laws
Prohibition
Women's Suffrage
3
18th Amendment
Equal Protection Under the Laws
Direct election of Senators
Prohibition
Right to Vote no matter race, color, servitude
4
Which of the following was not a result of the assembly line
Reduced workday
Higher wages
Workers quitting
Decreased productivity
5
A plan for how banks were organized
National Bank System
Conservationism
Interstate Commerce Commission
Federal Reserve System
6
16th Amendment
Equal Protection Under the Laws
Income Tax
Right to Vote no matter race, color, servitude
Prohibition
7
All the following were actively involved in suffrage except
Florence Kelley
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B. Anthony
Carrie Chapman Catt
8
What effect did WWI have on Women's suffrage
Hastened (quickened) it
Cause a split in the group
Little effect
Delayed it
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Term used to describe Woodrow Wilson's progressive agenda
Square Deal
Make America Great Again
New Freedom
New Deal
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Term used to describe Teddy Roosevelt's progressive agenda
Make America Great Again
Square Deal
New Freedom
New Deal
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17th Amendment
Equal Protection Under the Laws
Income Tax
Direct election of Senators
Right to Vote no matter race, color, servitude
12
Term used to describe William H. Taft's progressive agenda
Square Deal
I don't have a name I didn't really want to be president
New Deal
New Freedom
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Muckrakers can be best described as
Conservationists
Journalists
Suffragists
Politicians
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Muckraking journalist that exposed horrible conditions at meat factories.
Woodrow Wilson
Richard Ballinger
Upton Sinclair
Gifford Pinchot
15
All of the following were goals of the progressive movement except?
Economic Reform
Business Monopolies
Scientific Management
Social Welfare
16
Why was Taft defeated in 1912
Could not unify the Republican Party
His VP was Clinton
He was stuck in a bath tub
He did not sign the Payne-Aldrich Tariff
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Leader of the Women's Suffrage Movement
Susan B. Anthony
Upton Sinclair
Carry Nation
Florence Kelley
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14th Amendment
Equal Protection Under the Laws
Prohibition
Women's Suffrage
Income Tax
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Which of the following is the goal of prohibition
Eliminate alcohol from society
Alcohol not allowed to be sold on Sunday
Reduce sale of alcohol to miners
Reduce sale of alcohol to minors
20
How did Wilson feel about trusts?
Trusts are beneficial to public
All trusts must be eliminated
Trusts are legal and cannot be abolished
Some trusts are harmful to public
21
The law that required food to have ingredients listed and truthful labels was
Pure Food and Drug Act
Interstate Commerce Act
Sherman Anti-trust act
Meat Inspection Act
22
How did Gifford Pinchot feel about conservationism?
Unrestricted use of land
Business cannot use land
Multi-use system of land use
Conservationism cannot interfere with industrial expansion
23
How did Taft feel about trusts?
Trusts are legal and cannot be abolished
Trusts are beneficial to public
Some trusts are harmful to public
All trusts must be eliminated
24
Movement to protect America's natural resources.
Conservationism
Conservatism
Progressivism
Prohibition
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Which strategies did suffragists not use
Tests 14th amendment in court
Female workers went on strike
Convinced state legislatures to allow them to vote
Tried for an amendment
26
In the mid 1800's, the majority of women held jobs in
Clerks
Secretaries
Servants
Teachers
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How did Debs feel about trusts?
All trusts must be eliminated
Trusts are beneficial to public
Some trusts are harmful to public
He was a crazy socialist
28
Why were early attempts to end child labor unsuccessful?
Supreme Court said unconstitutional
Factory owners ignored the laws
Little public support
Labor unions fought against it
29
The primary goal of the NAACP was
Women's Suffrage
Equality among the races
Regulation of the banking industry
Improved working conditions
30
The Jungle is based on
Corrupt business practices of Standard Oil
Donald Trump's twitter account
Dangers of coal mining
Unsanitary Meat Packing Industry
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Advocate for improving the lives of women and children.
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Carry Nation
Florence Kelley
Susan B. Anthony
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15th Amendment
Income Tax
Prohibition
Equal Protection Under the Laws
Right to Vote no matter race, color, servitude
33
The first person to use the presidency as a "bully pulpit"
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
William H. Taft
William McKinley
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Group responsible for stopping unfair business practices.
Federal Reserve System
Progressive System
Federal Trade Commission
Interstate Commerce Commission
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Who gained the most from the 17th amendment
Ordinary citizens
Party Bosses
State legislators
Industrial leaders
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A change in the constitution
Recall
Amendment
Referendum
Initiative
37
President of the United States, doctor, Governor of New Jersey, President of Princeton.
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
Upton SInclair
William H. Taft
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Why did we need the 16th amendment
Curb power of corporations
Reduce gap between rich and poor
Create a war chest for future wars
Raise money to replace lower tariffs
39
In the election of 1912, the candidate least pleasing to the reformers was
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
Eugene V. Debs
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A bill that originates with the people
Referendum
Amendment
Recall
Initiative
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Reform movement that sought to return control of the government to the people.
Square Deal
Progressivism
Conservativism
Conservationism
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How did Roosevelt feel about trusts?
Trusts are beneficial to public
All trusts must be eliminated
Trusts are legal and cannot be abolished
Some trusts are harmful to public
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The people's ability to remove someone from a government position
Referendum
Amendment
Initiative
Recall

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