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Upton Sinclair’s novel The Jungle led to
Growth of meat exports
Passage of food safety regulations
A drop in food prices
Railroad antitrust laws
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The Granger movement helped farmers by
Fighting unfair railroad rates
Eliminating the income tax
Encouraging westward migration
Reducing voting requirements
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The 19th Amendment granted
African Americans citizenship
The banning of alcohol
Women the right to vote
All immigrants U.S. visas
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The Bessemer process was essential to
Producing strong, inexpensive steel
Extracting coal from the West
Building cotton gins in factories
Shipping grain by rail
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The Sherman Antitrust Act was passed to
Encourage foreign imports
Limit the power of farmers’ cooperatives
Reduce the influence of monopolies
Control state legislatures
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Tenements were known for being
Crowded and unsanitary urban buildings
Located on the outskirts of towns
Well-regulated by health codes
Large family estates
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Andrew Carnegie is known for his work in
The oil and gas industries
Railroad construction across Canada
Reforming the stock market
Steel production and philanthropy
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Theodore Roosevelt’s “Square Deal” focused on
Regulating corporations and protecting consumers
Raising tariffs on imports
Ending factory inspections
Lowering property taxes
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The 16th Amendment gave Congress the power to
Control state budgets
Set interest rates
Regulate trade
Collect income taxes
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The Populist Party demanded reforms like
Free coinage of silver and railroad regulation
Factory ownership for women
An end to the gold standard
Abolition of paper currency
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Muckrakers were
Bankers who funded reforms
Businessmen who ran monopolies
Politicians who favored trusts
Writers who exposed corruption and injustice
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Progressive reformers believed in
Ending all regulations
Strengthening the spoils system
Government action to solve social problems
Business control of elections
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A common push factor for immigrants was
Access to Western land
Persecution and poverty in home countries
American public schools
A growing U.S. middle class
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