populism.
2.In the 1900s, what was the progressives' main goal?	2 of 2
improve the conditions of the American life
3.Progressives strongly rejected the idea of social Darwinism. Instead, they believed that	3 of 3
the domination by big businesses was a distortion of democracy.
4.The Social Gospel movement inspired many progressives. This movement centered on the belief that Christianity	4 of 4
was closely connected to social reform.
5.Which of the following was an achievement of the National Child Labor Committee by 1912?	1 of 1
all of the above
6.Judge Ben Lindsey, and other progressives, opposed the treatment of juvenile offenders. They wanted	2 of 2
a separate court system for juveniles.
7.In 1908, why did the Supreme Court rule that states could limit work hours for women?	3 of 3
They believed women were weaker, and that their health was essential for offspring.
8.What did the Tenement House Act in 1901 require?	4 of 4
new tenements had to have a central courtyard, and a bathroom in each apartment
9.In the early 1900s, progressives advocated the secret ballot reform. This meant that for the first time	1 of 1
voters voted in private booths using an official ballot.
10.Which of the following was not a progressive reform concerning the government?	2 of 2
the direct petition
11.How did the city manager form of government, adopted by many cities in the early 1900s, work?	3 of 3
An elected city council hired a skilled city manager.
12.What was one achievement of Wisconsin Governor and progressive, Robert La Follette?	4 of 4
forming a commission to regulate railroad rates
13.Suffragists that joined together in the late 1800s formed a group called the	0.5 of 1
American Women for Progressive Suffrage Association
National American Woman Suffrage Association
14.What is Jeanette Rankin known for?	2 of 2
being the first woman to serve in Congress
15.Partial voting rights in certain states meant women could vote only	3 of 3
in state and local elections, but not in national elections.
16.During the 1900s, how were African Americans in the South being treated?	4 of 4
They were disenfranchised and subject to segregation.
17.What was the major focus of the progressive group known as the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People?	1 of 1
all of the above
18.Booker T. Washington believed that for African Americans to gain respect and get ahead, they had to 	2 of 2
work hard and improve their economic situation.
19.What was Tuskegee Institute?	3 of 3
a vocational college for African Americans
20.Ida B. Wells-Barnett argued that the purpose of lynching African Americans was to	4 of 4
eliminate African Americans who were obtaining wealth.