K.Q. 3.3 what were the main aims and policies of the progressive movement and how popular were they?

limits on party machines and bosses

the progressives aimed for an open and democratic system of local government

limits on party machines and bosses

there was a desire to open up the political process to a wider electorate

limits on party machines and bosses

they wanted to stop political machines and corruption

temperance and prohibition

temperance movement wanted to discourage the drinking of alcohol and closely regulate its manufacture and sale

temperance and prohibition

women’s christian temperance union (WCTU) focused on alcohol social harms like domestic violence

temperance and prohibition

prohibitionists wanted to ban alcoholic drinks in the US

female emancipation

the national american womens suffrage association and the american womens suffrage association campaigned for women to have the right to vote in elections

female emancipation

the women’s movement itself was divided on the issue of race, which limited its effectiveness

female emancipation

florence kelley was a strong supporter of women’s suffrage

regulation of private corporations

progressives wanted regulation of business by federal or state government

regulation of private corporations

they wanted business to benefit the community

regulation of private corporations

they felt that government could and should stop act to protect its citizens from exploitation by their employees