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5A Re-teach Activity

5A Re-teach Activity

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4 Slides • 8 Questions

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​5A Reteach Activity

Progressive Era Reforms​

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​Progressive Era Amendments
  • 16th Amendment - income tax

  • 17th Amendment - direct election of senators

  • 18th Amendment - Prohibition of Alcohol

  • 19th Amendment - Women's Suffrage​

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Multiple Choice

Which amendment was created as an attempt to reduce the influence of Political Machines, and give citizens a more active role in government?

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16th Amendment

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17th Amendment

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18th Amendment

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19th Amendment

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Multiple Choice

Which amendment was intended to improve problems within society, and was strongly campaigned for by the Temperance Movement?

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16th

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17th

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18th

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19th

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Multiple Choice

Which amendment would allow women to play a more active role in the democratic process?

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16th

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17th

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18th

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19th

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​Antitrust Acts

​Interstate Commerce Act - 1st antitrust law, it was created to regulate the railroad monopoly preventing them from charging unfair prices

Sherman Antitrust Act - the purpose of this law was the ban the use of any monopolistic practice, and hopefully create more competition within the economy​

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Multiple Choice

Who were the Antitrust laws were intended to impact the most?

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People

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Business

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Multiple Choice

What was the purpose of Antitrust laws such as the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Interstate Commerce Act?

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force industry to use natural resources wisely

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decrease federal income taxes on corporations

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Promote fair competition in business

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Establish safe working conditions in factories

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​Government Changes
  • People want government to play a more active role, and move away from Laissez-faire​

  • Initiative - people can propose new laws to government

  • Referendum - people can vote on laws being passed by government

  • Recall - people can vote out elected officials in government

  • 17th Amendment - people get to directly vote on senators (their representation)​

  • 19th Amendment - women's suffrage, women get to have a voice in government

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Multiple Choice

Which Political Reform allowed voters to propose new laws ?

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Initiative

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Referendum

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Recall

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Reform

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Multiple Choice

Which Political reform allowed citizens to vote on laws proposed by government?

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Initiative

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Reform

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Recall

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Referendum

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Multiple Choice

Which Political reform allows citizens to vote out elected government officials?

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Recall

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Reform

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Referendum

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Initiiative

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​5A Reteach Activity

Progressive Era Reforms​

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