Progressive Movement and South Carolina

The video tutorial covers Unit 10, focusing on the impact of the Progressive Movement, World War I, and the Roaring Twenties on South Carolina. It discusses the Progressive Movement's goals, such as reforming government corruption, improving working conditions, and addressing social issues. The role of muckraking in raising awareness is highlighted, along with South Carolina's unique response to these reforms. The video also outlines an upcoming learning activity and reviews the contributions of progressive governors in South Carolina.

What is the main focus of Unit 10 in the course?

• The impact of the Civil War on America

• The influence of the Industrial Revolution

• The effects of the Progressive Movement, World War I, and the Roaring 20s on South Carolina

• The development of the American Constitution

What was one of the primary goals of the Progressive Movement?

• To promote isolationism

• To reform corrupt government practices

• To expand the American territories

• To increase military spending

Which issue was NOT a focus of the Progressive Movement?

• Child labor

• Working conditions

• Women's suffrage

• Space exploration

How did muckraking contribute to the Progressive Movement?

• By spreading awareness through newspapers and books

• By funding political campaigns

• By organizing protests

• By promoting new technologies

Who was considered the most progressive president during the Progressive Movement?

• Theodore Roosevelt

• Calvin Coolidge

• William Taft

• Woodrow Wilson

What was South Carolina's stance on immigrant issues during the Progressive Movement?

• Indifferent due to a low number of immigrants

• Highly supportive of immigrant rights

• Focused on immigrant education

• Actively opposed to immigration

Which South Carolina governor was known for raising taxes to improve education?

• Ben Tillman

• Robert Cooper

• James F. Byrnes

• Richard Manning

What was one of the reforms introduced by Governor Richard Manning in South Carolina?

• Reducing taxes

• Improving hospitals and paving roads

• Expanding the railroad system

• Establishing a new university

What is the purpose of the upcoming class activities related to the Progressive Movement?

• To create a historical timeline

• To research and understand social issues and reforms

• To write a book report

• To prepare for a final exam

Which of the following topics will students NOT research in the upcoming class activities?

• Women's suffrage

• Child labor

• Space exploration

• Corrupt governments