How did the actions of Progressive reformers reflect the stated goals expressed in the Preamble

Progressives used the democratic process to make change

How did the creation of the Progressive Party have an affect in the 1912 presidential election

It contributed to a Democratic Party victory

The responsibility of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was to-

regulating of monetary policy in the U.S.

The reform movements of the Progressive Era generally focused on-

issues related to social injustice

What prominent social concerns during the Progressive Era does the subject matter dealt with

Horrible conditions many workers faced

How did President Roosevelt respond to the reading of the Jungle by Upton Sinclair

calling for the regulation of the food industry

Frances Willard's efforts as a Progressive reformer included

expanding the temperance movement

The Progressive Era political reforms initiative, referendum, and recall all had what affect

Government officials responding to the needs of the voters

The Progressive Era is defined as a historical era because the time period is characterized by

changing ideas about the functions of U.S. government

Political change in the Progressive Era was characterized by the expansion of-

individual rights for more Americans

Jane Addams is best remembered for-

creating social reform programs for the poor

How did the 17th Amendment give more power to the individual voter

it established the direct election of U.S. Senators

Which Progressive Presidents are in chronological order

Teddy Roosevelt, William H. Taft, Woodrow Wilson

The 1st large-scale effort by the U.S. government to regulate business involved-

establishment of the Interstate Commerce Commission

Meat Inspection Act,Pure Food & Drug Act: Best policy between federal government and business.

The federal government was active in regulating businesses

Which governmental policy was a direct result of the described event?

Millions of acres of land were set aside as national parks

Efforts during the Progressive Era to gain the right to vote for women included-

public protests and amending the Constitutition

W.E.B. Dubois promoted the ideas that-

African Americans deserve racial equality immediately

17th Amendment, 19th Amendment, Direct Primary: As a result Progressive Reforms-

citizens became more involved in the election process

W.E.B.DuBois founded this organization for political and economic rights for African Americans

National Association for the Advancement of Color People

17th Amendment, 19th Amendment, Direct Primaries: A result of the listed Progressive reforms-

citizens became more involved in the election process

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How did the actions of Progressive reformers reflect the stated goals expressed in the Preamble
Progressives supported causes the exemplified the voters
Progressives used the democratic process to make change
Progressives inspired others to support free press
Progressives were from various racial & ethnic groups
2
How did the creation of the Progressive Party have an affect in the 1912 presidential election
The Progressive Party won the popular vote, not the election
The Democratic Party adopted issues of the Progressive Party
It proved that a Progressive Party candidate could win
It contributed to a Democratic Party victory
3
The responsibility of the Federal Reserve Act of 1913 was to-
collecting of Federal income taxes
regulating of monetary policy in the U.S.
managing of interstate commerce
enforcing of the Sherman Antitrust legislation
4
The reform movements of the Progressive Era generally focused on-
policies related to isolationism
civil rights for minority groups
concerns about conservationism
issues related to social injustice
5
What prominent social concerns during the Progressive Era does the subject matter dealt with
inequalities between the rich and poor
lack of social services available at the time
Pathetic quality of housing in many cities
Horrible conditions many workers faced
6
How did President Roosevelt respond to the reading of the Jungle by Upton Sinclair
calling for the regulation of the food industry
demanded better school nutrition
advocated reforms for working conditions
working for the passage of the 16th Amendment
7
Frances Willard's efforts as a Progressive reformer included
promoting rights of workers
building settlement houses
expanding the temperance movement
founding the first college for women
8
The Progressive Era political reforms initiative, referendum, and recall all had what affect
Women and minorities increasing participation in politics
Judicial authority administering local elections
Political machines gaining more influence in elections
Government officials responding to the needs of the voters
9
The Progressive Era is defined as a historical era because the time period is characterized by
shrinking of the U.S. industrial economy
growing support for overseas
changing ideas about the functions of U.S. government
shifting attitudes about civil rights for minorities
10
Political change in the Progressive Era was characterized by the expansion of-
power for the executive branch
civil rights for American Indian tribes
social welfare programs
individual rights for more Americans
11
Journalists Ida B. Wells was responsible for exposing the brutality associated with
alcohol abuse
Lynching
child labor
gambling
12
Jane Addams is best remembered for-
leading the temperance movement during the early 1900s
serving as the 1st woman representative during the 1800s
creating social reform programs for the poor
writing muckraking articles inspiring social reform
13
How did the 17th Amendment give more power to the individual voter
it established the direct election of U.S. Senators
it freed citizens to vote without paying a poll tax
it allowing citizens to vote regardless of race or ethnicity
Senators would be determined by size of population
14
Which Progressive Presidents are in chronological order
Woodrow Wilson, Teddy Roosevelt, William H. Taft
Teddy Roosevelt, William H. Taft, Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft, Woodrow Wilson, Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson, William H. Taft, Teddy Roosevelt
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The 1st large-scale effort by the U.S. government to regulate business involved-
establishment of the Interstate Commerce Commission
creation of the Food and Drug Adminstration
Adoption of the 18th Amendment
passage of the Sherman Anti-trust Act
16
Meat Inspection Act,Pure Food & Drug Act: Best policy between federal government and business.
The federal government was active in regulating businesses
Federal government passed laws improving working conditions
The federal government created protection for businesses
The federal government gave funding to business development
17
Which governmental policy was a direct result of the described event?
Efforts to annex Alaska
New education programs to study geography
Grants of money were given to agencies for conservation
Millions of acres of land were set aside as national parks
18
Efforts during the Progressive Era to gain the right to vote for women included-
public protests and amending the Constitutition
filing lawsuits with the Supreme Court
boycotts and conducting public referendums
strike and lobbying federal legislators
19
W.E.B. Dubois promoted the ideas that-
African Americans should seek to gradually gain civil rights
African Americans needed to organized a political party
African Americans must leave the country to obtain rights
African Americans deserve racial equality immediately
20
17th Amendment, 19th Amendment, Direct Primary: As a result Progressive Reforms-
political bosses gained greater control over local elections
corporate leaders began campaigning for elected office
citizens became more involved in the election process
big business came under additional government regulations
21
W.E.B.DuBois founded this organization for political and economic rights for African Americans
League of United African American Voters
Freedman's Journal
United Negro Alliance
National Association for the Advancement of Color People
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17th Amendment, 19th Amendment, Direct Primaries: A result of the listed Progressive reforms-
citizens became more involved in the election process
corporate leaders began campaigning for elected office
big business came under additional government regulation
political bosses gained greater control over local elections

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