Exploring the Progressive Era

What was the main goal of the Women's Suffrage Movement?

• To secure the right to vote for women.

• To promote women's education

• To advocate for women's employment rights

• To establish women's healthcare services

Which amendment granted women the right to vote in the United States?

• 15th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

• 26th Amendment

• 24th Amendment

Name a prominent leader in the Women's Suffrage Movement.

• Alice Paul

• Elizabeth Cady Stanton

• Susan B. Anthony

• Sojourner Truth

What role did the National American Woman Suffrage Association play in the suffrage movement?

• The NAWSA united suffrage organizations and advocated for women's voting rights.

• The NAWSA was a political party that ran candidates for office.

• The NAWSA opposed the suffrage movement entirely.

• The NAWSA focused solely on women's education.

What were some key social justice movements during the Progressive Era?

• Environmental Movement

• Consumer Rights Movement

• Animal Rights Movement

• Labor Movement, Women's Suffrage Movement, Civil Rights Movement

How did the Progressive Era address issues of child labor?

• The Progressive Era abolished all forms of child labor immediately.

• The Progressive Era had no impact on child labor laws.

• The Progressive Era implemented labor laws and regulations to reduce and regulate child labor.

• Child labor was encouraged during the Progressive Era to boost the economy.

What was the significance of the Hull House in social reform?

• Hull House was primarily a recreational center for the wealthy.

• Hull House was a political party headquarters in Chicago.

• Hull House was significant in social reform as it provided essential services to immigrants and advocated for social justice and policy changes.

• Hull House focused solely on providing housing for the poor.

Who was Jane Addams and what was her contribution to social justice?

• Jane Addams was a scientist who conducted research on social behavior.

• Jane Addams was a politician known for her role in the government.

• Jane Addams was a social reformer who co-founded Hull House and contributed to social justice through advocacy for immigrants, women's rights, and peace.

• Jane Addams was a famous novelist who wrote about social issues.

What impact did the Progressive Era have on labor rights?

• The Progressive Era had no effect on labor rights.

• Labor rights were worsened during the Progressive Era.

• The Progressive Era only focused on women's suffrage, ignoring labor rights.

• The Progressive Era significantly advanced labor rights by promoting reforms for better working conditions, shorter hours, and the right to unionize.

How did the suffrage movement intersect with other social justice movements?

• The suffrage movement intersected with civil rights, labor rights, and abolitionist movements.

• The suffrage movement focused solely on women's education.

• The suffrage movement only addressed voting rights for white women.

• The suffrage movement was unrelated to any other social issues.