Progressives

What was the name of the movement in the early 20th Century to fix societal problems and improve the lives of the people?

• Temperance Movement

• Women's Suffrage Movement

• Progressive Movement

• Progressive Soup

The _______ Amendment made it illegal to make, sell, and transport alcohol.

• 15th

• 18th

• 19th

• 21st

What percentage of children under the age of sixteen were working in southern textile mills before labor laws were established?

• 25%

• 30%

• 35%

• 40%

Due to the Earthquake of 1886 and the Hurricane of 1893 rice production stopped and the state started to grow ___________ and ______________.

• Plums and Strawberries

• Indigo and Tea

• Sod and Soybeans

• Peaches and Tobacco

Which of the following is NOT one of the issues the Progressives were trying to fix about society?

• Prisoner Reform/Leasing

• Alcohol Consumtion

• Equal Rights for Women

• Domestic Violence

Which political policy involves ignoring world affairs and focusing solely on your own country's issues/betterment?

• Immigration Reform

• Interventionism

• Isolationism

• Indifferentism

How many months of school was required each year in SC under Governor Manning's leadership?

• 5 Months

• 6 Months

• 7 Months

• 8 Months

A person that pushed for the equality between both men and women throughout all aspects of society is called a _____________.

• Equalist

• Sexist

• Misogynist

• Feminist

What was the origin of the Temperance Movement?

• Men attempting to regulate fatherhood

• Wives upset over their husband being economically irresponsible

• Politicians passing moral laws

• Fathers trying to avoid their nagging wives

South Carolina's main contribution to WW I was establishing __________________ which helped with the war effort and improved the state economically.

• political leadership

• three military camps

• manufacturing plants

• work release programs