Question

27 the people who worked to change society and fix the problems created by the industrial revolution were the
a temperance movement
b republican party
c populist party
d progressives
28 which of the following was not a reform achieved during the early 1900s?
a minimum wage laws
b secret ballots
c direct primaries
d abolition of slavery
29 the united states should grant women the right to vote. who would most likely have said this?
a theodore roosevelt
b william howard taft
c woodrow wilson
d franklin roosevelt

Explanation:

Question 27:

Progressives worked to address social - ills of the Industrial Revolution, such as working conditions and political corruption. The Temperance Movement focused on alcohol regulation, the Republican Party and Populist Party had broader agendas not solely centered on Industrial - Revolution problems.

Question 28:

Abolition of slavery occurred in the 1860s with the 13th Amendment, not in the early 1900s. Minimum wage laws, secret ballots, and direct primaries were reforms of the early 1900s Progressive Era.

Question 29:

Theodore Roosevelt was a Progressive who supported various social reforms including women's suffrage to some extent. William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson, and Franklin Roosevelt had different focuses during their tenures and were less directly associated with this specific statement.

Answer:

1. D. Progressives
2. D. Abolition of slavery
3. A. Theodore Roosevelt