Unit 3 Retest (Progressive Era)

(a)   were the major figures of the Progressive Era.

• Theodore Roosevelt, Woodrow Wilson,
• Franklin D. Roosevelt, Herbert Hoov
• Abraham Lincoln, Andrew Johnson, an
• John F. Kennedy, Lyndon B. Johnson,

What were the main goals of the women's movement during the Progressive Era?

• To maintain traditional gender roles and expectations

• To secure women's suffrage, advocate for social and political reforms, and promote gender equality.

• To discourage women from pursuing higher education

• To limit women's involvement in the workforce

What were some of the key issues related to child labor during the Progressive Era?

• Short working hours, high wages, safe working conditions, and access to education.

• Long working hours, low wages, dangerous working conditions, lack of access to education, and exploitation by employers.

• High wages, safe working conditions, access to education, and fair treatment by employers.

• High wages, dangerous working conditions, lack of access to education, and fair treatment by employers.

Who were the muckrakers and what role did they play in the Progressive Era?

• The muckrakers were wealthy industrialists who supported corrupt practices during the Progressive Era.

• The muckrakers were politicians who enacted progressive reforms during the Progressive Era.

• The muckrakers were artists who depicted the social issues of the Progressive Era through their work.

• The muckrakers were investigative journalists who exposed corruption and social issues during the Progressive Era.

What were some of the major reforms and legislation passed during the Progressive Era?

• Pure Food and Drug Act, Meat Inspection Act, Sherman Antitrust Act, Clayton Antitrust Act, Federal Reserve Act, 19th Amendment

• Sherman Antitrust Act, Emancipation Proclamation, Alien and Sedition Acts

• Alien and Sedition Acts, Homestead Act, Indian Removal Act

• Homestead Act, Indian Removal Act, Emancipation Proclamation

What impact did the women's movement have on society during the Progressive Era?

• The women's movement during the Progressive Era had no impact on society.

• The women's movement during the Progressive Era only impacted a small group of women.

• The women's movement during the Progressive Era had a negative impact on society.

• The women's movement during the Progressive Era had a significant impact on society.

How did the muckrakers contribute to the reform efforts of the Progressive Era?

• They advocated for the preservation of traditional values and opposed progressive reforms.

• They supported the political machines and defended their corrupt practices.

• They exposed corruption and social injustices through investigative journalism.

• They focused on promoting economic growth and ignored social issues.

What were some of the strategies used by progressive presidents to address social and economic issues?

• Reducing taxes for big businesses, limiting workers' rights, opposing labor unions, repealing antitrust laws, and cutting social welfare programs.

• Implementing regulations on small businesses, ignoring workers' rights, discouraging labor unions, abolishing antitrust laws, and eliminating social welfare programs.

• Implementing regulations on big businesses, promoting workers' rights, supporting labor unions, enacting antitrust laws, and implementing social welfare programs.

• Encouraging monopolies for big businesses, suppressing workers' rights, banning labor unions, promoting monopolistic practices, and dismantling social welfare programs.

How did the Progressive Era influence the role of government in American society and politics?

• It led to a decrease in government power and regulation, and the elimination of consumer protection laws and social welfare programs.

• It resulted in the stagnation of government power and regulation, and the absence of consumer protection laws and social welfare programs.

• It caused a reduction in government power and regulation, and the repeal of consumer protection laws and social welfare programs.

• It resulted in the expansion of government power and regulation, the establishment of consumer protection laws, and the introduction of social welfare programs.

People who were trying to get the 19th Amendment passed were supporting what?

• Right to vote for 18 year olds

• Right to vote for African Americans

• Right to vote for women

• Right to vote for those in prison