A) The Jungle
B) direct election of senators
C) socialist newspaper
D) limited working hours for women
E) writer or journalist
F) mass production and consumption
G) West Coast immigration center
H) aid to immigrants
I) twelve regional banks
J) Roosevelt's campaign
K) graduated income tax
L) Wilson's campaign
N) F) and H)
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A) The Jungle
B) direct election of senators
C) socialist newspaper
D) limited working hours for women
E) writer or journalist
F) mass production and consumption
G) West Coast immigration center
H) aid to immigrants
I) twelve regional banks
J) Roosevelt's campaign
K) graduated income tax
L) Wilson's campaign
N) B) and D)
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A) The Jungle
B) direct election of senators
C) socialist newspaper
D) limited working hours for women
E) writer or journalist
F) mass production and consumption
G) West Coast immigration center
H) aid to immigrants
I) twelve regional banks
J) Roosevelt's campaign
K) graduated income tax
L) Wilson's campaign
N) A) and I)
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A) scientific management
B) birth-control movement
C) Industrial Workers of the World
D) Supreme Court justice
E) Hull House
F) United Mine Workers
G) moving assembly line
H) Wisconsin Progressive
I) socialist leader
J) Square Deal
K) Women and Economics
L) Sierra Club
N) E) and I)
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A) Southerners fully participated in the mass-consumption society.
B) The promise of mass consumption became the foundation for a new understanding of freedom.
C) Urban dwellers purchased goods in department stores and chain stores.
D) Rural people purchased goods through mail-order catalogs.
E) The new advertising industry often linked goods with the idea of freedom.
G) All of the above
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A) Henry George.
B) Theodore Dreiser.
C) Upton Sinclair.
D) Ida Tarbell.
E) Lincoln Steffens.
G) All of the above
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A) scientific management g.moving assembly line
B) birth-control movement h.Wisconsin Progressive
C) Industrial Workers of the World i.socialist leader
D) Supreme Court justice j.Square Deal
E) Hull House k.Women and Economics
F) United Mine Workers l.Sierra Club
H) A) and B)
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A) The city had extended maximum working hours for garment workers.
B) The police of Lawrence had severely beaten striking women.
C) The AFL had negotiated a sham contract for Lawrence's garment factories.
D) The police had forced the children of Lawrence to leave town.
E) The appearance of malnourished children who had been evacuated from Lawrence shocked the public.
G) B) and D)
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A) scientific management g.moving assembly line
B) birth-control movement h.Wisconsin Progressive
C) Industrial Workers of the World i.socialist leader
D) Supreme Court justice j.Square Deal
E) Hull House k.Women and Economics
F) United Mine Workers l.Sierra Club
H) All of the above
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A) The Jungle
B) direct election of senators
C) socialist newspaper
D) limited working hours for women
E) writer or journalist
F) mass production and consumption
G) West Coast immigration center
H) aid to immigrants
I) twelve regional banks
J) Roosevelt's campaign
K) graduated income tax
L) Wilson's campaign
N) H) and K)
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A) The mostly urban immigrant populations wielded significant political clout there.
B) Populists had largely solved the problems that had plagued rural Americans.
C) The overwhelming majority of Americans lived in cities.
D) Urban populations experienced the most dramatic growth and the most significant changes.
E) Progressives were particularly fond of new urban entertainments like dance halls and nickelodeons.
G) D) and E)
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A) refers to Henry Ford's invention of the automobile.
B) was used by labor unions, who hailed Ford's innovative approach.
C) describes an economic system based on limited production of high-end goods.
D) refers to Henry Ford's effort to organize workers into a union.
E) describes an economic system based on mass production and mass consumption.
G) C) and E)
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A) using primary elections to select candidates.
B) taxing corporate wealth.
C) regulating railroads and utilities.
D) using nonpartisan university faculty.
E) promising lower taxes and less government interference.
G) B) and D)
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A) Progressive reformers rejected party labels but were themselves highly partisan politicians.
B) Progressive reformers took every opportunity to disclose scandals in muckraking magazines, but they also called for a restriction of free speech.
C) Progressive reformers recorded the votes of nativists but promised more liberal reforms on immigration.
D) Progressive reformers worked both to expand the electorate and to shrink its size through other measures.
E) Progressive reformers believed in the civil rights of children but refused to lower the voting age to sixteen.
G) D) and E)
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A) It argued that the right to universal economic assistance derived from citizenship itself.
B) It called for local authorities to dispense charity to the poor.
C) It ushered in a wave of state workmen's compensation laws by 1913.
D) It acted as a first wedge to opening broader support for social insurance programs of the future.
E) It blended evangelical Protestantism with a romantic view of nature inspired by the Transcendentalists.
G) None of the above
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A) Farmers in the heartland had more time and money to attend nickelodeon shows.
B) Department stores provided city residents with access to electric washing machines and vacuum cleaners.
C) Mass-produced radios were able to advertise the availability of new factory products.
D) A and B only
E) None of the above
G) B) and D)
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B) False
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