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A) city ownership of utilities.
B) laissez-faire government.
C) black suffrage.
D) Prohibition.
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A) John Muir
B) Gifford Pinchot
C) Lincoln Steffens
D) Richard Ballinger
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A) reflected his "hands-off" view toward business matters.
B) helped win the strikers fair treatment and higher wages.
C) produced a showdown between the army and the strikers.
D) supported the owners' decision to break the union.
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A) led to the prosecution of hundreds of powerful corporations.
B) called for regulating rather than breaking up big business.
C) allowed the federal government to prosecute big labor.
D) led to the destruction of the Farmers Alliance.
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A) sought fulfillment as a wife and mother.
B) founded Hull House.
C) focused on ending prostitution and avoided challenging the power of political bosses.
D) devoted her life to the cause of women's suffrage.
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A) an amendment attached to the Federal Reserve Act of 1914.
B) the Taft Administration's policy of supporting U.S. investments abroad.
C) an outgrowth of the Federal Trade Commission.
D) used by the United States to purchase the rights from Great Britain to build a canal through Central America.
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A) citywide elections of city councils
B) the city commission system
C) the direct primary
D) the city manager plan
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A) manufacturing.
B) mining.
C) meatpacking.
D) railroads.
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A) reducing the role of school boards.
B) having voters elect superintendents to increase accountability.
C) refusing to place children who could not keep up with their peers in special classes.
D) requiring all teachers to hold graduate degrees.
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A) reduced the power of lobbyists.
B) allowed voters to pass laws without going through potentially corrupt legislative bodies.
C) ensured that only experts would participate in policy making.
D) granted special favors to interest groups.
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A) white women.
B) children
C) successful black businessmen.
D) priests.
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A) Trusts are a threat to democracy and should be broken up whenever possible.
B) Trusts are an evil, albeit a necessary evil.
C) Trusts are potentially beneficial, but they need regulation.
D) Trusts reflect the survival of the fittest and should be left alone.
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