27. What did John Dewey say could bring a more humane and cooperative order? 28. What did Oliver Wendell Holmes insist about law? 29. What did writer Frank Norris portray in “Octopus”? 30. What did Theodore Roosevelt call the authors of McClure’s and Collier’s? 31. How did photographers contribute to progressivism? 32. In state and local government what did progressives campaign to end? (p. 646) 33. What did the Protestant clergy rally against in New York City? 34. What did reformers pass laws to regulate? 35. What did they say should substitute for city mayors? 36. What reform movement expanded to the state level? (p, 647) 37. What type of ballot was used? 38. What electoral reforms were inaugurated in some western states? And for what reasons? 39. How many young women immigrants entered the work force in the early 1900s? Why? (p. 648) 40. What did most laborers face in 1900? 41. What did efficiency experts use to increase production? 42. What kind of state laws was passed in Wisconsin under Robert La Follette? 43. Why did progressives believe corporations should be regulated? 44. What laws were passed as a result of the Triangle fire? 45. What kinds of laws did Florence Kelly help secure in Illinois? 46. What did reformers campaign for to make cities more livable? (p. 649) 47. What did they call for to improve health in cities? (p. 650) 48. What kinds of results did they achieve? 49. What did the Anti-Saloon League push for to restrict alcohol abuse? (p. 652) 50. What proposals did progressives support to improve the appalling conditions among immigrants in cities? (p. 653) 51. How did they restrict immigration? Turn to page 661 to continue:
27. What did John Dewey say could bring a more humane and cooperative order? 28. What did Oliver Wendell Holmes insist about law? 29. What did writer Frank Norris portray in “Octopus”? 30. What did Theodore Roosevelt call the authors of McClure’s and Collier’s? 31. How did photographers contribute to progressivism? 32. In state and local government what did progressives campaign to end? (p. 646) 33. What did the Protestant clergy rally against in New York City? 34. What did reformers pass laws to regulate? 35. What did they say should substitute for city mayors? 36. What reform movement expanded to the state level? (p, 647) 37. What type of ballot was used? 38. What electoral reforms were inaugurated in some western states? And for what reasons? 39. How many young women immigrants entered the work force in the early 1900s? Why? (p. 648) 40. What did most laborers face in 1900? 41. What did efficiency experts use to increase production? 42. What kind of state laws was passed in Wisconsin under Robert La Follette? 43. Why did progressives believe corporations should be regulated? 44. What laws were passed as a result of the Triangle fire? 45. What kinds of laws did Florence Kelly help secure in Illinois? 46. What did reformers campaign for to make cities more livable? (p. 649) 47. What did they call for to improve health in cities? (p. 650) 48. What kinds of results did they achieve? 49. What did the Anti-Saloon League push for to restrict alcohol abuse? (p. 652) 50. What proposals did progressives support to improve the appalling conditions among immigrants in cities? (p. 653) 51. How did they restrict immigration? Turn to page 661 to continue:
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