The progressive era: Roosevelt and reform

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Froggy Jumps The progressive era: Roosevelt and reformOnline version Choose the correct answer to test your knowledge of Roosevelt and Progressive reforms. by Stephanie Pose 1 What did Roosevelt believe about the role of the federal government? a It should actively help improve people’s political, social, and economic conditions. b It should only maintain order and avoid social problems. c It should allow businesses to solve all social problems. 2 How did Roosevelt understand presidential power? a The president could act for the needs of the nation unless the Constitution or laws prohibited it. b The president should avoid becoming involved in national problems. c The president could only act when Congress gave him special permission. 3 What was Roosevelt’s general position toward large trusts and corporations? a All large corporations had to be destroyed. b Large corporations could exist, but the government should regulate abuses of power. c The government should never interfere with corporations. 4 What happened to the Northern Securities Company under Roosevelt? a It became part of the federal government. b It was given complete control of American railways. c It was dissolved by order of the Supreme Court. 5 Why did Roosevelt intervene in the Great Coal Strike of 1902? a He wanted the government to own every coal mine permanently. b The strike threatened industries and cities, making it a problem of public welfare. c He wanted to prevent miners from creating unions. 6 What was Roosevelt’s position on labor unions? a He accepted workers’ right to organize and bargain collectively. b He believed unions should be illegal. c He believed employers should make all decisions without negotiation. 7 What was one purpose of the Hepburn Act of 1906? a To replace railways with government-owned roads. b To give railway companies complete freedom to set prices. c To strengthen federal regulation of railway rates and practices. 8 What was the main purpose of the food and drug legislation passed in 1906? a To increase the price of imported food. b To protect consumers from unsafe meat, food, and drugs. c To give food companies more independence from government. 9 What problem did the Reclamation Act of 1902 try to address? a The need to bring water to dry areas of the American West. b Overcrowding in eastern cities. c The lack of railway lines between major cities. 10 What did conservation mean during Roosevelt’s presidency? a Selling all public land to private businesses. b Preventing people from using any natural resources. c Protecting and managing forests, water, land, and other resources for the public interest. 11 Whom did Roosevelt support as his successor in the election of 1908? a William Howard Taft b Woodrow Wilson c William Jennings Bryan 12 What happened after Roosevelt and his supporters broke with the Republican Party in 1912? a Roosevelt retired permanently from politics. b Roosevelt joined the Democratic Party. c They formed the Progressive Party.

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The progressive era: Roosevelt and reformOnline version

by Stephanie Pose

What did Roosevelt believe about the role of the federal government?

How did Roosevelt understand presidential power?

What was Roosevelt’s general position toward large trusts and corporations?

What happened to the Northern Securities Company under Roosevelt?

Why did Roosevelt intervene in the Great Coal Strike of 1902?

What was Roosevelt’s position on labor unions?

What was one purpose of the Hepburn Act of 1906?

What was the main purpose of the food and drug legislation passed in 1906?

What problem did the Reclamation Act of 1902 try to address?

What did conservation mean during Roosevelt’s presidency?

Whom did Roosevelt support as his successor in the election of 1908?

What happened after Roosevelt and his supporters broke with the Republican Party in 1912?