The Origins of Progressivism SMART Assessment Mr. White’s US History 1.

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The Origins of Progressivism SMART Assessment Mr. White’s US History 1

Question #1  Which of these was NOT a goal of the Progressive movement? A. Moral improvement B. Social welfare C. Manifest destiny D. Economic reform

Question #2  Which of these organizations’ main goal was to end the consumption of alchohol? A. Women’s Christian Temperance Union B. United States Sanitary Commission C. Young Men’s Christian Association D. Salvation Army

Question #3  Which of these describes when voters can originate laws themselves? A. Election primary B. Recall C. Referendum D. Initiative

Question #4  Which of these describes when voters can choose, by popular vote, to remove a person from public office? A. Election primary B. Recall C. Referendum D. Initiative

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