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| The great progressive governor of Wisconsin was |
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| Which of the following was most associated with conservation and national parks? |
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| magazine writers who exposed the political and economic evils of the day |
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| As president, Theodore Roosevelt |
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| undertook a moderate, but meaningful course of reform |
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| The progressives viewed the poor as people who |
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| were victims of industrialization |
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| In the Ballinger-Pinchot controversy, President Taft |
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did none of the above
(let the courts settle it, took the side of conservationists, followed the policies established by Theodore Roosevelt) |
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| All the following were muchkrakers except |
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| settlement house for immigrants |
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| Margaret Sanger was known for her work to |
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| make birth control more available |
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| William Randolph Hearst was associated with which business? |
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| The leader of the socialist movement during the Progressive era was |
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| Florence Kelley was a leader in the fight for |
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| laws protecting child labor |
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