Question 1
Thomas L. Johnson was an example of a city leader-reformer who advocated:
A) improving social welfare for city residents.
B) reforming immigration policy.
C) cleaning up slums and ghetto buildings.
D) the initiative, recall, and referendum.
Question 2
Which of the following was NOT an activity of Lillian Wald's Henry House?
A) providing health care for immigrants
B) campaigning for school lunches
C) supporting the NAACP
D) working for conservation
Question 3
Which of the following is NOT true of settlement houses?
A) They were reform communities run by college-educated women.
B) They were in the midst of the neighborhoods they were trying to help.
C) They were progressives but were often anti-immigrant.
D) They combined moral and social appeal.
Question 4
W.E.B. Du Bois joined others to organize the:
A) Knights of Labor.
B) IWW.
C) NAACP.
D) AFL.
Question 5
Wilson's New Freedom platform in 1912:
A) had a more moderate view of federal government power.
B) was an even more radical plan than Roosevelt's.
C) rejected Progressive reform altogether.
D) focused on foreign policy issues.
Question 6
W.E.B. Du Bois represented the first effort to encourage African Americans to recognize that:
A) their culture was a source of communal strength and should be preserved.
B) they should seek to sublimate their culture to white culture.
C) they were only fit for manual work.
D) they should remain in the South.
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