Multiple Choice QUIZ: Progressives Directions: Using your understanding of the Prof. Gerstle lecture and the textbook. Accurately sort each identification with its proper theme or problem. Economic (Labor, Taxation, Consumer Protection, Trust Busting) Lochner v. New York (1905): ruled against limiting workers to ten-hour workday Muller v. Oregon (1908): ruled that women needed special protection from long hours 16th Amendment Hepburn Act (1906): allowed ICC the power to set railroad rates Meat Inspection Act Pure Food and Drug (1906) Mann Elkins Act (1910): allowed ICC greater power to regulate telephone, telegraph, and cable communication Clayton Anti-Trust Act: strengthened the Sherman Anti-Trust, more protection to Unions Federal Reserve Act: Labor Act Eugene V. Debs / Socialism Political (greater participation aka more democratic, more virtuous Initiative, Referendum, and Recall 17th Amendment Carrie Chapman Catt / National American Woman Suffrage Association: state by state strategy, but later shifted to national amendment Alice Paul / National Woman’s Party: more aggressive and militant, pushed for national amendment 19th Amendment secret ballot Knowledge (environment pragmatism scientific management Commission System Forest Reserve Act Newlands Reclamation Act Gifford Pinchot / U.S. Forest Service Morals Women’s Christian Temperance Union 18th Amendment Margaret Sanger / birth control Compulsory school attendance Jane Addams / Settlements Houses
Multiple Choice QUIZ: Progressives Directions: Using your understanding of the Prof. Gerstle lecture and the textbook. Accurately sort each identification with its proper theme or problem. Economic (Labor, Taxation, Consumer Protection, Trust Busting) Lochner v. New York (1905): ruled against limiting workers to ten-hour workday Muller v. Oregon (1908): ruled that women needed special protection from long hours 16th Amendment Hepburn Act (1906): allowed ICC the power to set railroad rates Meat Inspection Act Pure Food and Drug (1906) Mann Elkins Act (1910): allowed ICC greater power to regulate telephone, telegraph, and cable communication Clayton Anti-Trust Act: strengthened the Sherman Anti-Trust, more protection to Unions Federal Reserve Act: Labor Act Eugene V. Debs / Socialism Political (greater participation aka more democratic, more virtuous Initiative, Referendum, and Recall 17th Amendment Carrie Chapman Catt / National American Woman Suffrage Association: state by state strategy, but later shifted to national amendment Alice Paul / National Woman’s Party: more aggressive and militant, pushed for national amendment 19th Amendment secret ballot Knowledge (environment pragmatism scientific management Commission System Forest Reserve Act Newlands Reclamation Act Gifford Pinchot / U.S. Forest Service Morals Women’s Christian Temperance Union 18th Amendment Margaret Sanger / birth control Compulsory school attendance Jane Addams / Settlements Houses
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