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| WHAT ARE THE FOUR GOALS OF THE PROGRESSIVE MOVEMENT? |
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| PROTECTING SOCIAL WELFARE, PROMOTING MORAL MOVEMENT, CREATING ECONOMIC REFORM, CORRECT INJUSTICES ARE THE GOALS FOR WHAT MOVEMENT? |
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| WHAT IS A NAME GIVEN TO JOURNALISTS WHO WRITE ABOUT THE CORRUPT SIDE OF BUSINESS AND PUBLIC LIFE? |
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| WHAT IS A BILL ORIGINATED BY THE PEOPLE RATHER THAN LAWMAKERS? |
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| IN THE MID 1800S, WHAT DID WOMEN WORK PRIMARILY AS? |
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| IN THE MID 1800S, WHO WORKED PRIMARILY AS MANUFACTURERS; PEOPLE WHO WORKED IN OFFICES, STORES, CLASSROOMS; BOOK-KEEPERS; STENOGRPAHERS; SERVANTS; AND ACTIVISTS? |
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| WHAT WOMEN WERE MOST ACTIVE IN THE WOMEN'S SUFFRAGE MOVEMENT? |
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| WHAT MOVEMENT WAS SUSAN B. ANTHONY, ELIZABETH CODY STANTON, LUCY STONE, AND JULIA WARD HOWE MOST ACTIVE IN? |
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| WHAT WAS THE IMPORTANCE OF THE BOOK "THE JUNGLE" ? |
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| WHAT EXPOSED THE SICKENING CONDITIONS OF MEATPACKING? |
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| WHO WAS THE FIRST PERSON TO USE THE PRESIDENCY AS A "BULLY PULPIT" AND WHAT DID THAT MEAN? |
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| PRESIDENT THEODORE ROOSEVELT WAS THE FIRST PERSON TO USE SOMETHING THAT INFLUENCED THE NEWS AND MEDIA AND SHAPE LEGISLATION; WHAT WAS IT? |
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| WHAT WAS THE PURE FOOD AND DRUG ACT? |
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| WHAT ACT HALTED THE SALE OF CONTAMINATED FOODS AND MEDICINES AND CALLED FOR TRUTH IN LABELING? |
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| WHAT WAS THE PRIMARY GOAL OF THE NAACP? |
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| WHICH GROUP AIMED FOR FULL EQUALITY AMONG THE RACES? |
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| WHO RAN IN THE ELECTION 1912? AND WHO WAS LEAST PLEASING TO REFORMERS? |
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| WHICH ELECTION DID THESE MEN (ROOSEVELT, TAFT, DEBS, AND WILSON) RAN IN? WHO WAS TAFT LEAST PLEASING TO? |
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| WHAT WERE THE RESULTS OF THE ASSEMBLY LINE? |
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| WHAT WERE THE GOALS OF PROHIBITIONISTS? |
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| TO BAN ALCOHOL AND TO ENCOURAGE IMMIGRANTS AND POOR CITY DWELLERS TO UPLIFT THEMSELVES BY IMPROVING MORAL BEHAVIOR ARE THE GOALS FOR WHOM? |
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| WHAT FACTORS STIMULATED U.S. IMPERIALISM? |
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| DESIRES FOR MILITARY STRENGTH, THIRST FOR NEW MARKETS, BELIEF IN CULTURAL SUPERIORITY STIMULATED WHAT? |
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| WHAT COUNTRY BECAME PART OF THE U.S. IN 1917? |
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| WHEN DID CUBA BECAME PART OF THE U.S. ? |
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| WHY DID THEODORE ROOSEVELT WIN THE 1906 NOBLE PEACE PRIZE? |
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| WHO HAD SUCCESSFUL EFFORTS IN NEGOTIATING THE TREATY OF PORTSMOUTH AND WHAT DID HE EARN? |
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| WHAT CONFLICT DID THE U.S. MILITARY AVOID INVOLVEMENT IN? |
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| WHO AVOIDED INVOLVEMENT IN THE RUSSO JAPANESE WAR? |
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| WHAT IS THE PLATT AMENDMENT? |
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| WHAT STATED THAT CUBA COULD NOT MAKE TREATIES THAT MIGHT LIMIT ITS INDEPENDENCE OR PERMIT A FOREIGN POWER TO CONTROL ANY PART OF ITS COUNTRY; THE U.S. RESERVED THE RIGHT TO INTERVENE; CUBA WAS NOT ALLOWED TO GO INTO DEBT; THE U.S. COULD BUY OR LEASE LAND ON THE ISLAND FOR NAVAL STATIONS AND REFUELING STATIONS, AND ALL OF THE ABOVE SHOULD BE INCLUDED BECAUSE IT PROTECTED AMERICAN BUSINESS? |
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| WHAT WAS THE ROOSEVELT COROLLARY? |
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| WHAT IS AN EXTENSION OF MONROE DOCTRINE (1904) THAT CLAIMED RIGHT TO PROTECT ITS ECONOMIC INTERESTS BY MEANS OF MILITARY INTERVENTION? |
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| WHAT WAS THE DE LOME LETTER? |
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| (FEBRUARY 1898) WHAT WAS THE NAME GIVEN TO THE PIECE OF WRITING ENRIQUE DUPEY DE LOME WROTE CRITICIZING THE PRESIDENT? |
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| WHAT WAS THE TREATY OF PARIS 1898? |
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| WHAT ENDED THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR AND CAUSED SPAIN TO FREE CUBA, TURN OVER THE ISLANDS OF GUAM AND PUERTO RICO TO THE U.S., SELL THE PHILIPPINES FOR $20 MILLION? |
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| WHAT WAS THE OPEN DOOR POLICY DESIGNED TO FURTHER? |
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| WHAT PAVED THE WAY FOR GREATER AMERICAN INFLUENCE IN ASIA? |
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| WHO WERE THE IMPERIALISTS POWERS OF THE LATE 1800S? |
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| WHAT WAS THE U.S., FRANCE, BRITAIN, GERMANY, AND JAPAN CONSIDERED AS IN THE LATE 1800S? |
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| WHAT DID THE U.S. GAIN CONTROL OF AFTER THE SPANISH-AMERICAN WAR? |
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| WHEN DID THE U.S. GAIN CONTROL OF CUBA, GUAM, PUERTO RICO, AND THE PHILIPPINES? |
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| WHAT WAS THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S APPROACH FOR FOREIGN POLICY ("SPEAK SOFTLY AND CARRY A BIG STICK") ? |
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| TO NOT WANT TO BE INVOLVED IF NOT NEEDED WAS THEODORE ROOSEVELT'S APPROACH FOR WHICH POLICY? |
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