Exam 21: Progressivism From the Grass Roots to the White House

Match the term with the definition. -Theodore Roosevelt's 1912 campaign slogan, which reflected his commitment to federal planning and regulation.

President Roosevelt was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize in 1906 for his role in

What was the response to Margaret Sanger's first efforts to launch a movement for birth control in 1915?

According to Map 21.2: The Panama Canal, 1914, what was one benefit of the Panama Canal?

What idea formed the core of reform Darwinist theory in progressive-era America?

How did Wisconsin governor Robert La Follette unite his supporters during the first years of the twentieth century?

What did the social gospel movement of the late nineteenth century advocate?

To what extent was the Progressive Era actually progressive? In your answer, pay particular attention to the limits of progressive reform.

What did Jane Addams quickly learn was necessary to alleviate social problems in Chicago?

According to Map 21.1: National Parks and Forests, which of the following was the most recently established national park or forest?

What was the outcome of the strike by 147,000 anthracite coal miners in Pennsylvania in 1902?

What issues and beliefs helped unite the diverse group of reformers known as progressives?

Match the term with the definition. -Woodrow Wilson's 1912 campaign slogan, which reflected his belief in limited government and states' rights. Wilson promised to use antitrust legislation to eliminate big corporations and to improve opportunities for small businesses and farmers.

What did American women of the late nineteenth and early twentieth centuries conclude about the settlement house movement?

Discuss President Theodore Roosevelt's reputation as a trustbuster. How did he acquire this reputation? Did he use it to good effect? What was his actual position on trusts?

Why did President Wilson champion the Keating-Owen child labor law, an eight-hour workday for railroad workers, and other social reforms in 1916?

Which of the following statements describes the primary difference between preservationists and conservationists in the early twentieth century?

Match the term with the definition. -The 1904 follow-up to the Monroe Doctrine in which the United States was declared to have the right to intervene in Latin America to stop "brutal wrongdoing" and protect U.S. interests.

What was the fundamental difference between the philosophies of Booker T. Washington and W. E. B. Du Bois during the progressive period?

To obtain the Panamanian isthmus for construction of a canal in 1903, the United States