Question

1. which progressive president was known for the \square deal,\ trust-busting, and creating national parks?

(1 point)

theodore roosevelt
william howard taft
woodrow wilson
franklin d. roosevelt

1. which action is correctly matched with president woodrow wilson? (1 point)

refused to pass any consumer protection laws
expanded national parks and forests
created the federal reserve to help stabilize banks
ended all trust-busting efforts

1. match each black progressive era leader with their main strategy for advancing civil rights. (2 points)

w. e. b. du bois
marcus garvey
ida b. wells
booker t. washington

:: used investigative journalism to expose the violence of lynching and advocate for federal anti-lynching laws.
:: demanded immediate social and political equality through persistent activism and protest.
:: advocated for economic self-sufficiency and vocational education before pursuing full equality.
:: promoted black nationalism and the idea of a separate society, including a back-to-africa movement.

1. in your opinion, what was the

Explanation:

1. Theodore Roosevelt was a Progressive president who championed the "Square Deal," was involved in trust - busting, and was a strong advocate for creating national parks.
2. Woodrow Wilson created the Federal Reserve to help stabilize banks.

3.

• W. E. B. Du Bois demanded immediate social and political equality through persistent activism and protest.
• Marcus Garvey promoted Black nationalism and the idea of a separate society, including a 'back - to - Africa' movement.
• Ida B. Wells used investigative journalism to expose the violence of lynching and advocate for federal anti - lynching laws.
• Booker T. Washington advocated for economic self - sufficiency and vocational education before pursuing full equality.

Answer:

1. Theodore Roosevelt
2. Created the Federal Reserve to help stabilize banks

3.

• W. E. B. Du Bois: Demanded immediate social and political equality through persistent activism and protest.
• Marcus Garvey: Promoted Black nationalism and the idea of a separate society, including a 'back - to - Africa' movement.
• Ida B. Wells: Used investigative journalism to expose the violence of lynching and advocate for federal anti - lynching laws.
• Booker T. Washington: Advocated for economic self - sufficiency and vocational education before pursuing full equality.