Progressive Era Test Review

Which amendment were the men in the photograph against?

• 21st
• 19th
• 18th
• 20th

Which amendment tried to prohibit the industry depicted in this image?

• 18th
• 19th
• 13th
• 14th

What era is represented by the desire for improved safety conditions, reduced work hours, and restrictions on child labor?

• Modern Social Movement
• Realism Movement
• Progressive Movement
• Civil Rights Movement

Which two women were influential in gaining women's suffrage?

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton and Susan B.Anthony
• Jane Addams and Susan B. Anthony
• Rosa Parks and Jane Addams
• Rosa Parks and Elizabeth Cady Stanton

"Eight hours for work, Eight hours for rest, Eight hours for what we will"
In singing this song, what were union members asking for?

• Safer factories
• Higher wages
• Fewer work holidays
• Shorter workdays

Which event in American history is represented in this postage stamp?

• Women's fashion of the 1920's
• Changing the postal system's stamp purchasing procedure
• Ratification of the 18th Amendment
• Ratification of the 19th Amendment

The purpose of the 18th Amendment was to--

• prevent child labor
• stop alcohol transportation, sale and manufacturing

• grant women suffrage
• raise factory wages

Which statement best describes the role of muckrakers?

• They exposed corrupt business and political practices.

• They encouraged the growth of railroads.

• They increased the power of trusts.

• They reported favorably about the lives of the rich.

Why were settlement houses crucial centers of Progressive action?

• They provided literary and philosophical perspectives on social questions.

• They gave women a reason to teach children how to read the classics.

• They showed women’s only concerns were as wives and mothers.

• They brought attention to a broader array of urban social problems and civic concerns.

The work of the Muckrakers, the Woman Suffrage, and the NAACP (National Association for the Advancement of Colored People) all demonstrated the

• need for more schools

• need for social reforms

• importance of immigration laws

• need for economic reforms