Question 1
Margaret Sanger and fellow advocates wanted birth control because:
A) they wanted to advance sexual freedom for middle-class women and to protect poor working women.
B) birth control would allow poor women to work longer hours.
C) they feared population growth among unassimilated immigrants.
D) birth control would prevent child labor.
Question 2
Why did the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) protest the 1915 film Birth of a Nation?
A) The film did not have any black characters or actors in the movie.
B) The president refused to endorse the film about black history, which angered the NAACP and resulted in their subsequent protest.
C) The film glorified the Ku Klux Klan.
D) The film was too graphic in its depiction of the institution of slavery.
Question 3
President Theodore Roosevelt's support for the Hepburn Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act reflected his beliefs in:
A) an economy based on a small competitive business.
B) keeping government out of big business.
C) the ability of big business to reform itself.
D) government's duty to regulate big business.
Question 4
Middle-class women were attracted to the club movement because:
A) husbands and children strongly encouraged mothers to get involved.
B) middle-class women needed to find outside employment.
C) the club movement offered state of the art technical training to women.
D) they were well-educated and had fewer familial responsibilities.
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