9.5 Calls for Reform and Responses After 1900

• What was the primary goal of labor unions after 1900?

  Improve worker's rights
• Reform movements after 1900 were organized efforts to bring about social, political, or economic change
• Civil rights movements after 1900 focused solely on racial equality in the United States.

  False
• Reform movements after 1900 were largely unsuccessful in shaping the modern world.

  False
• Reform movements after 1900 were driven by progressive ideals and shaped the modern world through policy changes.


  True
• Reform movements after 1900 were influenced by industrialization, urbanization, nationalism, and progressive ideals.


  True
• Reform movements after 1900 shaped the modern world through advocacy and policy changes.

  True
• Match the type of response with its actions:

  Social Responses ↔️ Public demonstrations

  Political Responses ↔️ Legislative actions
• Order the following reform movements based on their goals:

  1️⃣ Labor Unions: Improve working conditions

  2️⃣ Women's Suffrage: Achieve voting rights

  3️⃣ Civil Rights: Fight racial discrimination

  4️⃣ Environmental: Address environmental degradation
• The women's suffrage movement aimed to achieve voting rights and gender equality
• Factors driving reform movements after 1900

  1️⃣ Industrialization

  2️⃣ Urbanization

  3️⃣ Nationalism

  4️⃣ Progressive ideals
• Match the reform movement with its key goal:

  Labor Unions ↔️ Improve worker's rights

  Women's Suffrage ↔️ Achieve voting rights

  Civil Rights ↔️ Fight racial discrimination

  Environmental ↔️ Promote sustainability
• Political responses to reform movements often involved legislative acts and policy changes
• Match the reform movement with its primary goal:

  Labor Unions ↔️ Improve worker's rights

  Women's Suffrage ↔️ Achieve voting rights

  Civil Rights ↔️ Fight racial discrimination

  Environmental ↔️ Promote sustainability
• Match the reform movement with its primary goal:

  Labor Unions ↔️ Improve worker's rights

  Women's Suffrage ↔️ Achieve voting rights

  Civil Rights ↔️ Fight racial discrimination

  Environmental ↔️ Promote sustainability
• Social responses to reform movements included advocacy groups, public demonstrations, and community activism.

  True
• Reform movements fostered a more just and equitable society through systemic change.

  True
• What was the primary goal of environmental reform movements after 1900?

  Promote sustainability
• Major reform movements after 1900 emerged across different regions
• What were the social responses to reform movements after 1900?

  Community activism
• Reform movements after 1900 aimed to bring about social, political, or economic change
• Reform movements after 1900 addressed issues like poor working conditions, social inequalities, and calls for self-determination
• The Labor Unions aimed to improve worker's rights, wages, and working conditions
• Reform movements after 1900 led to social, political, and economic changes