US History Progressive Reforms Test 3

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Section: History Test 3 (Us Progressive Reforms) · Education: K-12 to University · Part: History Test 3 (Us Progressive Reforms) · Country: USA · Region: USA — Us Progressive Reforms

Knowledge of history is essential for understanding the vast accumulation from past to present and for establishing cause-and-effect relationships among historical events.

This test will help you develop chronological thinking and prepare for history questions on your exams.

By solving this test of 20 questions, you can both test your knowledge and identify the topics you need to improve.

Question 1

What best defines the first federal welfare?

A) Sheppard-Towner aid

B) Social Security

C) Food stamps

D) Medicaid

Question 2

What did the Clayton Act do?

A) Banned strikes

B) 1914 union relief

C) Cut wages

D) Closed shops

Question 3

Which of these did the 18th Amendment ban?

A) Slavery

B) Guns

C) Alcohol

D) Newspapers

Question 4

What did the Glass-Steagall do?

A) Merged banks

B) Closed banks

C) Taxed banks

D) 1933 bank split

Question 5

Which of these did the Social Security Act do?

A) 1935 pensions aid

B) Health care

C) Free college

D) Food only

Question 6

The Taylor Grazing accomplished which of these?

A) Free land

B) 1934 range management

C) No rules

D) Farm giveaway

Question 7

The Soil Act accomplished which of these?

A) Dams

B) Roads

C) 1935 erosion aid

D) Banks

Question 8

What reforms lasted?

A) None lasted

B) All repealed

C) Only dams

D) Many still stand

Question 9

Which of these did the Meat Inspection Act do?

A) Checked meat 1906

B) Banned farms

C) Taxed food

D) Closed markets

Question 10

Which of these did the Pure Food Act do?

A) Allowed all

B) Banned bad food drugs

C) Taxed meals

D) Closed stores

Question 11

The Cable Act accomplished which of these?

A) Took citizenship

B) Banned marriage

C) 1922 women's citizenship

D) Taxed wives

Question 12

What did the Esch-Cummins do?

A) Farm aid

B) Bank law

C) Road act

D) 1920 rail return

Question 13

Which of these did the Norris-LaGuardia do?

A) 1932 union protection

B) Ban strikes

C) Cut wages

D) Jail pickets

Question 14

The FHA Act accomplished which of these?

A) Built dams

B) 1934 home loans

C) Hired youth

D) Paid farmers

Question 15

Which of these did the Adamson Act do?

A) Farm aid

B) Bank law

C) 1916 rail hours

D) Tax act

Question 16

What did the 18th Amendment ban?

A) Slavery

B) Guns

C) Newspapers

D) Alcohol

Question 17

The Adamson Act accomplished which of these?

A) 1916 rail hours

B) Farm aid

C) Bank law

D) Tax act

Question 18

Which of these did the NIRA do?

A) Farm only

B) 1933 codes and works

C) Bank only

D) No codes

Question 19

The FTC Act accomplished which of these?

A) Farm aid

B) Road act

C) 1914 business watchdog

D) Dam law

Question 20

Which of these did the Norris Act do?

A) Roads

B) Ships

C) Planes

D) 1930s dam power expansion

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