what was the main effect of the publication of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle?

The federal government established new regulations for the food production industry

what effect did the muckrakers have on the public during the late 1800s?

they inspired Americans to call for reforms

what action by Ida Tarbell eventually brought about the government-imposed break-up of the Standard Oil Company in the early twentieth century?

she wrote investigative reports

despite iots successes, the Progressive movement of the early twentieth century was least successful on the issue of:

civil rights for racial minoritiesone

one of the major goals of the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 was to:

ensure that products were labelled accurately

President Theodore Roosevelt believed it was important to set aside public land because

he wanted it left unchanged for the enjoyment of future generations

hunger strikes in the early 1900s helped the cause of the suffrage movement by

bringing international attention to the fight for equal rights

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Question	Answer
what was the main effect of the publication of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle?	The federal government established new regulations for the food production industry
what was the main goal of the women's rights movement during the Progressive Era?	securing the right to vote
what effect did the muckrakers have on the public during the late 1800s?	they inspired Americans to call for reforms
what action by Ida Tarbell eventually brought about the government-imposed break-up of the Standard Oil Company in the early twentieth century?	she wrote investigative reports
despite iots successes, the Progressive movement of the early twentieth century was least successful on the issue of:	civil rights for racial minoritiesone
one of the major goals of the Pure Food and Drug Act of 1906 was to:	ensure that products were labelled accurately
what problem did reformers of the progressive Era believe would be erased by the 18th Amendment?	poverty
President Theodore Roosevelt pushed legislation through Congress concerning the meat-packing industry in response to the public outcry over which novel?	The jungle by Upton Sinclair
President Theodore Roosevelt believed it was important to set aside public land because	he wanted it left unchanged for the enjoyment of future generations
which act was rushed to Congress and passed shorty after the publication of Upton Sinclair's novel the Jungle in 1906?	Meat Inspection Act
who was the founder of the Knights of Labor	Terrence powderly
what laws were introduced with an aim to reduce the use of child labor	compulsory education laws
the Progressive movement's goal of taxation reform resulted in	the Sixteenth amendment
hunger strikes in the early 1900s helped the cause of the suffrage movement by	bringing international attention to the fight for equal rights

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