Women in public life
Transcript of Women in public life
The Origins of Progressivism&
Women in Public LifeChapter 9, section 1 & 2
Which of the following was NOT one of goals of the Progressive Movement?
0%
4%
4%
92% 1. Creating a faster assembly line
2. Protecting social welfare
3. Creating economic reform
4. Fostering efficiency
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Who attempted to help the poor through community centers, chuches, and social
services?
The
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Car
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4%
15%
8%
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8%
1. The Federal Government
2. The Grant Administration
3. Carry Nation and Associates
4. WTCU5. The Social Gospel
Movement6. NRA1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 20
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Progressive members that supported PROHIBITION believed that _________ held the key to improving the lives of people.
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50%
19%
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15%
The workplace Morality
Government Private Entrepren...
Walmart
1. The workplace
2. Morality
3. Government
4. Private Entrepreneurs
5. Walmart
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Who began to embrace SOCIALISM in the late 1800s?
12%
36%28%
8%4%12%
Factory Owners Factory Workers
The Federal Gover... The Prohibition M...
State Government The Priory of Demko
1. Factory Owners
2. Factory Workers3. The Federal
Government4. The Prohibition
Movement5. State Government6. The Priory of
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Who wrote about the corrupt side of politics and business at the turn of the century?
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17%
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83%1. Politicans
2. Tammany Hall
3. Muckrakers
4. Social Gospel Movement
5. Robert La Follette
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Who often rewarded their supporters with jobs and kickbacks?
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0%
43%
17%
17%
Factory Owners Factory Workers
US Congressmen City Bosses
US Military
1. Factory Owners
2. Factory Workers
3. US Congressmen
4. City Bosses
5. US Military
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What did the Keating-Owen Act of 1916 do?
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0% 1. Regulated mining
2. Reduced Rail Road Fees
3. Created FDIC
4. Prohibited the use of Child Labor
5. Eliminated the use of toxic chemicals
6. Created the Walmart Empire
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Prior to the 17th Amendment, who chose US Senators?
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38%13%
38%0%
The People The House of Repr...
Texas State Legislatures
Electoral College
1. The People
2. The House of Representatives
3. Texas
4. State Legislatures
5. Electoral College
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Before the Civil War, American middle class women were expected to:
Get
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1. Get a job
2. Work on a farm
3. Protest for the right to vote.
4. Take care of families.
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Compared to men, how much money did women make?
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4% 1. ½
2. 1/3
3. The same
4. Women did not earn income
5. Niner
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70% of women employed in the 1870s were:
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1. Industrial Workers
2. Servants
3. Farmers
4. Artists
5. Construction workers
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What event in 1911 brought work reform center stage?
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55%
25%
5%
Marriage act of 1... Teapot Dome Scandal
Women’s voter act Triangle Shirtwai...
The Angry St. Joh...
1. Marriage act of 1911
2. Teapot Dome Scandal
3. Women’s voter act
4. Triangle Shirtwaist fire.
5. The Angry St. John Incident
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Which group often excluded women members at the turn of the century?
Far
mer
Col
lect
ives
Ser
vant g
roups
Lab
or Unio
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Fac
torie
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NACW
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5%
19%
33%
29%1. Farmer Collectives
2. Servant groups
3. Labor Unions
4. Factories
5. NACW
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Women’s roles on farms in the Midwest and South changed substantially in the 18th
century.
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Fal
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35%
1. True
2. False
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Participant Scores
1100 Mitch Bandish
1000 Hannah Demko
1000 Cal Henderson
900 Jorden Collins
900 Sarah Ardern