Unit 3 - Day 2: Social and Cultural Change in the Progressive Era (Quizizz version)

Poverty

Technological advancement

Military expansion

Space exploration

The Progressive Era was significant for promoting social reforms and cultural changes.

To provide English classes, child care, job help, and healthcare to immigrants

To promote prohibition of alcohol

To demand women's voting rights

To campaign for civil rights for African Americans

Protests

Lobbying

Hunger strikes

Armed rebellion

Women gained the right to vote in the United States

Alcohol production was banned

Public education became compulsory

Settlement Houses were established

By providing essential skills and knowledge, and society by creating an educated workforce and reducing child labor.

To demand full civil rights for African Americans

To promote temperance and ban alcohol

To establish settlement houses for immigrants

To campaign for women's voting rights

Washington emphasized vocational training and gradual equality, while Du Bois advocated for immediate civil rights and elite leadership.

Washington promoted Black pride and separation, while Du Bois supported legal action against segregation.

Washington co-founded the NAACP, while Du Bois led the UNIA.

Washington fought for women's rights, while Du Bois opposed them.

Poverty, poor working conditions, child labor, and lack of education

Military expansion and foreign policy

Technological innovation and space exploration

Religious reforms and spiritual movements