1. Why did many critics of the early women’s suffrage movement consider it to be radical?
A.
It challenged monopolistic businesses and both of the existing political parties.
B.
It was the first progressive reform movement that was dominated by women.
C.
It challenged the view that women’s most important roles were as wives and mothers.
D.
It overwhelmingly demanded an amendment to end discrimination against women.

2. How could the actions of the United States in the Spanish–American War be viewed as hypocritical?
A.
The United States declared its plan to end the slave trade dominated by Spain but continued to permit slavery in its own territory.
B.
The United States sought to remove European influence from Latin America but then sold the Latin American territory it gained from Spain to England.
C.
The United States entered the war because of human rights violations by Spain but then committed worse violations while occupying Cuba.
D.
The United States was upset over the imperialist policies of European countries but then sought to expand its own territory during the war.

3. How did Jane Addams’ Hull House achieve social and economic change?
A.
by advocating socialist reform
B.
by educating the poor
C.
by embracing nativism
D.
by encouraging government protests