AnswersHSSUS US History Sem 1 26-27Early Civil Rights Movements

Roosevelt's Square Deal Answers

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Which of the following statements best describes Roosevelt’s Square Deal?

A
Roosevelt believed that the government should consider business interests to be most important.
B
Roosevelt believed that the government should consider the public good to be most important.
C
Roosevelt believed that the government should treat both businesses and the public fairly.
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What was the biggest challenge to the Square Deal?

A
The public did not support Roosevelt’s reforms.
B
Roosevelt could not get Congress to pass new legislation.
C
The Supreme Court ruled that many new laws were unconstitutional.
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How was Roosevelt’s response to the coal strike different from any president who had served previously?

A
Roosevelt forced both sides to negotiate a settlement.
B
Roosevelt sent in troops to break up the strike.
C
Roosevelt forced the owners to accept the workers’ demands.
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Which of the following statements best describes Roosevelt’s position on trusts and monopolies?

A
He believed that trusts should be broken up and outlawed.
B
He believed that trusts should be allowed to operate freely.
C
He believed that trusts were fine as long as they served the public good.
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Under Roosevelt, two new laws were passed to protect consumers. List one of them here.

Answer:

Under Theodore Roosevelt, the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act were passed to protect consumers.

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Which of the following did you list?

A
the Meat Inspection Act
B
the Pure Food and Drug Act
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Which of the following statements best describes Roosevelt’s environmental policies?

A
Roosevelt believed that natural resources should be used to support the economy and that conservation was unimportant.
B
Roosevelt created the National Park System but also pioneered irrigation projects.
C
Roosevelt believed that natural resources should be preserved ahead of public or economic interests.
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Why do you think Teddy Roosevelt made the Grand Canyon into a national monument?

Answer:

Because of its natural beauty, he wanted to protect it for future generations to come.

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Which of the following did you include in your response? Check all of the boxes that apply.

A
to preserve it for future generations
B
to prevent it from being developed
C
to ensure that it could be enjoyed by everyone
D
to protect it because of its natural beauty and importance

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