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Reading quiz chapter 28

front 1

Muckraking journalist Lincoln Steffens set the pattern for many other progressive reporters with his report on what?

back 1

Corruption in American big cities

front 2

Progressives achieved a major political victory in 1913 with the successful passage of the Seventeenth Amendment, which provided for which of the following?

back 2

The direct election of senators

front 3

Why did many female progressives focus on issues like child labor, education, and urban housing?

back 3

They saw these issues as extensions of women's traditional roles as wives and mothers.

front 4

What essential theory was Theodore Roosevelt's Square deal based on?

back 4

The federal government should represent the public interest in the growing conflict between big business and labor.

front 5

Which industry did the 1903 Elkins Act target?

back 5

The railroad industry

front 6

What spurred the Meat Inspection Act of 1906?

back 6

The publication of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle

front 7

Why didn't President Roosevelt run for reelection in 1908?

back 7

He felt bound by his 1904 campaign pledge that he would serve only one more term.

front 8

What was the United States' first serious step toward conservation?

back 8

The Forest Reserve Act

front 9

What divided conservationists in the early twentieth century?

back 9

The Hetch Hetchy incident

front 10

All of the following were true of President William Taft except:

back 10

His political skill was displayed during his successful battle to lower the tariff in 1909.

front 11

All of the following were true of dollar diplomacy except:

back 11

Taft proved reluctant to use the lever of American investments to boost American political interests abroad.

front 12

Which of President Taft's initiatives infuriated former President Roosevelt?

back 12

An antitrust act against the U.S. Steel Corporation

front 13

How did President Taft anger progressive Republicans?

back 13

By signing the Payne-Aldrich Bill

front 14

What reform program did Theodore Roosevelt advocate for during his Bull Moose campaign?

back 14

New Nationalism

front 15

All of the following were included in Woodrow Wilson's New Freedom platform except:

back 15

More government regulation of large trusts