Question 1
A sharp reduction in the tariff in Wilson's 1914 Underwood Simmons Act was made possible by:
A) passage of the Sixteenth Amendment.
B) a surprising surge in U.S. exports.
C) the outbreak of World War I.
D) repeal of the Gold Standard Act.
Question 2
Upton Sinclair's novel The Jungle was an expos of conditions in:
A) the meatpacking industry.
B) the steel industry.
C) the lives of poor rural blacks.
D) New York City government.
Question 3
In the election of 1912, voters had a choice between:
A) three progressives and a socialist.
B) two conservative candidates.
C) Wilson and Bryan's competing visions of reform.
D) a white and a black candidate for the first time.
Question 4
Roosevelt entered the presidential race in 1912 because he believed his successor, Taft, had:
A) gone too far on radical reform.
B) betrayed Roosevelt's progressive legacy.
C) sold out to Congressional Democrats.
D) become too popular with progressive Republicans.
Roosevelt elk in Oregon, USA
Some scientists believed that langur infanticide was influenced by human disturbance.
The Roosevelt Political Revolution (1 of 2)
Andy Warhol, Race Riot.
Prevalence of serious mental illness among U.S. adults by sex, age, and race in 2008.
Presidential vetoes, Roosevelt to Trump