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What progressive law authorized loans on security staple crops?
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| Who succeeded Victoriano Huerta as President of Mexico? |
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| Who was the first Jew to be appointed to the U.S. supreme court? |
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| Who hailed the Clayton Act as the "Magna Carta of labor?" |
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| Woodrow Wilson was the governor of what state? |
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| What was the name of Woodrow Wilson's platform and plans for the country? |
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| Chief of Justice of Supreme Court |
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| What high government position did Taft hold after leaving the presidency |
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| Writer of The Jungle, a novel concerning the issues in the meat packing industry. |
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| Act set in 1906 that stopped the sale of contaminated medicine and required truth in labeling. |
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| Act set in 1906 requiring the meat-packing industry to be more sanitary. |
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| Which president was the candidate for the Bull-Moose Party in the election of 1912? |
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| Who was the democratic nominee in the election of 1912? |
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Who was the republican nominee in the election of 1912?
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| Woodrow Wilson (dem.) because the republican party was split between Roosevelt and Taft |
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| Who was the winner of the 1912 election? Why? |
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| In 1913, what amendment was added to the constitution? |
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| System created by the Wilson administration that protects the nation's banks and controls the money supply. |
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16th Amendment
17th Amendment
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| What are the four Progressive Era amendments? |
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| What was involved in the 16th amendment? |
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| direct election of senators |
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| What was involved in the 17th Amendment? |
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| What was involved in the 19th Amendment? |
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| What was involved in the 18th Amendment? |
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| Act stating that goods produced using child labor could not be transported over state lines |
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| The case that limited women to a ten hour work day |
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| The case that limited men to a 10 hour work day |
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| A bill that is originated by the people. (term) |
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| A vote taken on an initiative. (term) |
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| An election to remove a public official in office before their time is up. (term) |
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| Where government controls key industries. (term) |
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| Who was the first progressive governor, and also the governor of Wisconsin? |
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-protecting Social welfare
-protecting moral reform
-creating economic reform
-fastening efficiency |
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| What were the four main goals of the progressive movement? |
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| Wilson won the election of 1912 largely because the Republican party split in two. (True/False) |
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| In the 1912 campaign, Wilson's New Freedom favored a socially activist government and preserving large regulated trusts, while Roosevelts New Nationalist favored small enterprise and breaking up a big business by antitrust action. (True/False) |
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| Wilson believed that the president should provide national leadership by appealing directly to the people. (True/False) |
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| Wilson successfully used his popular appeal to push through progressive reforms of the tariff, monetary systems, and trusts. (True/False) |
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| Wilsons progressive outlook showed itself clearly in his attempt to improve the conditions and treatment of blacks. (True/False) |
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| Wilson attempted to reverse the big-stick and dollar-diplomacy foreign policies of Roosevelt and Taft, especially in Latin America.(True/False) |
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| Wilson consistently refused to send American troops to intervene in the Caribbean. (True/False) |
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| In his policy toward the revolutionary Mexican gov't of Huerta, Wilson attempted to walk a middle line between recognition and intervention. (True/False) |
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| The mediation of three Latin American nations saved Wilson from a full-scale war with Mexico.(True/False) |
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