Chapter 6 Quiz McGraw Hill

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Main goal of progressive reforms?

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to give voters more control over government

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Progressives supported reforms to improve the lives of

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workers.

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Based on Yellowstone and Sequoia National Park descriptions, you can conclude that

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the earliest national parks were created to preserve specific natural wonders.

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Based on the map, which statement is accurate?

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The national parks system continued to grow after Roosevelt's presidency.

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Event leading to the Factory Investigating Commission:

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Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire, 1911

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“Little girls and boys . . . reaching thin little hands into the machinery to repair snapped threads. They replaced spindles all day long; all night through . . . six-year-olds with faces of sixty did an eight-hour shift for ten cents a day . . .” - Mary Harris "Mother" Jones

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child labor

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National Woman's Party formed by:

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Alice Paul

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Wilson's reforms during his presidency included tariffs, trusts, workers' rights, and...

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the banking system.

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Progressive movement's impact on African Americans:

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Fueled their longstanding desire for advancement.

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Progressives believed industrialization and urbanization caused many social issues, including working-class poverty and...

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the filth and crime of urban society