Question

which three objectives did the progressive presidents share?
fighting poverty
increasing american influence
dismantling monopolies
establishing voting rights
promoting capitalism

Explanation:

Progressive presidents (like Theodore Roosevelt, William Taft, Woodrow Wilson) focused on domestic reforms. Fighting poverty was part of addressing social inequality. Dismantling monopolies (trust - busting) was a key goal to promote fair competition. Establishing voting rights (e.g., women's suffrage progress) was part of democratic reform. "Increasing American influence" is more about foreign policy (not a core progressive domestic goal), and "promoting capitalism" was not a distinct progressive objective (they aimed to regulate capitalism, not just promote it).

Answer:

• fighting poverty
• dismantling monopolies
• establishing voting rights