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  1. Return to Of The People 5e, Volume 2 Student Resources

Chapter 19 Quiz

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. How did Helen Keller differ from other progressives?

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. How did government add to the "insecurity of modern life?"

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. How did the "new women," such as Helen Keller, differ from women of the previous generation?

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. Which of the following statements best describes the development of the Socialist Party in the early twentieth century?

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. Which of the following statements best defines American progressivism?

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. What is Jane Addams best known for?

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. What was "muckraking?"

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. Which of the following efforts emerged from the use of eugenics in America?

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. What was Ida B. Wells-Barnett best known for?

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. Which of the following statements best describes the differences between W.E.B. DuBois and Booker T. Washington's opinions?

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. Which of the following actions might a city boss have taken to gain political power?

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. Which American city furnished a model of city planning for progressives and Congress?

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. Robert La Follette worked to implement a progressive model of social legislation in which state?

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. What did the Sherman Act do?

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. How did Theodore Roosevelt's vision for America differ from that of Woodrow Wilson?

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. Theodore Roosevelt especially enlarged the scope of federal power through actions in which area?

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. Theodore Roosevelt's "Big Stick" diplomacy distinguished between which two types of nations in his mind?

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. Which of the following presidents pursued "dollar diplomacy"?

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. Theodore Roosevelt's New Nationalism included which of the following efforts?

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. How did Woodrow Wilson seek to regulate the banking system?

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. The Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire of 1911 resulted in

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. Which of the following statements characterizes Theodore Roosevelt's approach to the nation's natural resources?

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. An attempt to make government more democratic included the _______, which allowed voters to place legislation on the ballot by petition; the _______, which let the legislature put proposals on the ballot; and the _______, which gave voters the chance to remove officials from office before the end of their terms.

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. As reform gained momentum, mayors, governors, and presidential candidates identified themselves and their agendas as progressive.

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. Female activists identified and publicized problems, lobbied for new laws, and staffed bureaus and agencies that administered the solutions.

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. Membership in the Socialist Party grew in the United States, adding strength to its claim that the future would be revolutionary rather than progressive.

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. Some 146 residents of Jane Addams's Hull House died when a blaze swept through the Chicago facility in 1911.

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. One of many forms of municipal government that took root in the early twentieth century was the city manager format.

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. Map shows United States in the Caribbean. U.S. Expeditionary Force,19 16 to 19 17 from Columbus towards Parral. U S seizure,19 14 in Vera Cruz; U S troops 18 98 to 19 not 2, 19 not 6 to 19 not 9,19 12, 19 17 to 19 22, Platt Amendment, 19 not 3 to 19 34 in Cuba. U S Naval base, 19 not 3, in Guantanamo Cuba. U S troops, 19 not 7, 19 24 to 19 25 was in Honduras. U S troops, 19 not 9 to 19 10, 19 12 to 19 25, 19 26 to 19 33, Financial supervision, 19 11 to 19 24 was in North Nicaragua. U S leases Corn Islands, 19 14 in east Nicaragua. Canal option, 19 16 in North Costa Rica. U S acquires Canal Zone, 19 not 4, Canal completed, 19 14 in Panama. U S troops, 19 15 to 19 34 Financial supervision, 19 16 to 19 41 was in Haiti. U S takes control of customs house, 19 not 5, U S troops, 19 16 to 19 24, Financial supervision, 19 not 5 to 19 41 was in Dominican Republic. U S possession after 18 98 in Puerto Rico. Virgin islands purchased from Denmark in 19 17. Panama Canal Zone is on both the east and west borders of Panama canal. Lock is found near the north near Gatun; In the south Locks near Paraiso and Miraflores Lock is below it. Dam is found near the north in Gatun, and Madden Dam in Madden Lake. Railroad from the north is from Colon, to Gatun, to Darien, to Gamboa, to Paraiso, to Balboa and Panama City.
Map 19-2: United States in the Caribbean. The map demonstrates the effects of the Roosevelt Corollary.

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. Daniel Burnham’s City Plan for Chicago shows several small rectangles.
Daniel Burnham's City Plan for Chicago, 1909. Burnham's plan embodied the progressive ideal of using the government to reshape Americans' daily lives.

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