Question

Woodrow Wilson had progressive goals. Which areas of reform did he oppose or ignore?


A.
farming issues


B.
working conditions and hours


C.
the rights of women and blacks


D.
banking and tariffs

Answer 1

What do you already know?

Answer 2

President Woodrow Wilson picketed by women suffragists.

Answer 3

Anything else?

Answer 4

During Woodrow Wilson's presidency, Progressives did secure passage of the Warehouse Act, which offered credit to farmers who stored their crops in federally licensed warehouses; this resembled the old Populist subtreasury plan. (In the 1890s, farmers sought to improve rural conditions by pressing the government to build warehouses where they could store their crops until they were sold; they could then use the stored crops as collateral for federal loans with low interest rates.) The Adamson Act, also passed under Wilson, established an eight-hour day for railroad workers; the eight-hour day (for workers in all industries) had been a central demand of the labor movement for decades.

http://www.shmoop.com/progressive-era-politics/politics.html

Answer 5

ummm..._____________________ Not sure

Answer 6

So I was right its C

Answer 7

I have a feeling it's C

Answer 8

I agree with you fghiow

Answer 9

Thanks both of you i wish i could give you both metals!

Answer 10

Yep, just always need information when giving answers.