The Progressive Movement Answers

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A direct result of the Newlands Reclamation Act was the

A
creation of suitable areas for farming or ranching.
B
clearing of millions of acres of US forests.
C
developing thousands of acres of land for use by businesses.
D
building and managing of irrigation systems.
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Which of the following industries did Progressives want to regulate to protect the health of consumers?

A
manufacturing and agriculture
B
food and drug
C
ranching and mining
D
construction and forestry
3

Which of the following groups was the Square Deal intended to help?

A
government workers
B
business owners
C
politicians
D
bankers
4

During the presidency of Theodore Roosevelt, how did the US government protect businesses?

A
by breaking up a railroad trust
B
by passing the Meat Inspection Act
C
by ending child labor
D
by passing the Newlands Reclamation Act
5

The Supreme Court ruled in the Northern Securities Trust case that the

A
monopoly was illegal and the trust should be broken up.
B
monopoly was legal and could continue business.
C
government should ignore trusts.
D
government should encourage monopolies.
6

A result of Theodore Roosevelt’s philosophy about conservation was

A
the regulation of the drug industry.
B
the creation of new railroads.
C
the creation of national parks.
D
the regulation of the food industry.
7

Which of the following was a goal of the Progressives?

A
to increase manufacturing
B
to decrease land for farming
C
to grant women the right to vote
D
to limit government regulation
8

Which of the following was true of the Supreme Court’s rulings concerning Progressive legislation?

A
The court championed the causes of Progressive legislation.
B
The court was split almost evenly on Progressive legislation.
C
The court often sided with business by declaring laws unconstitutional.
D
The court overwhelmingly ruled on the side of Progressive legislation.
9

Why did Progressives seek to eliminate government corruption?

A
Government officials were concerned that it was hurting the tax system.
B
Government officials were concerned that it was hurting the banking system.
C
Government officials were using bribes and violence to get votes.
D
Government officials were using bribes to get women the vote.
10

What was the guiding principle of Roosevelt’s Square Deal?

A
Roosevelt would make sure Americans could afford three meals a day.
B
Roosevelt would keep Americans free from tax increases.
C
Roosevelt would make sure Americans received additional federal services.
D
Roosevelt would treat Americans with fairness and respect.

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