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"The Progressives": HTML5 Crossword |
Across3. The cornerstone of Progressive ideology was faith in? (9)
6. What was the first state to adopt a system successfully tried in Australia of issuing ballots printed by the state and requiring voters to mark their choices secretly within a private booth? (13,0)
7. A method by which voters could compel the legislature to consider a bill? (10)
8. What famous book did Upton Sinclair publish? (3,6)
9. Who introduced a new system for bypassing politicians and placing the nominating process directly in the hands of the voters the direct primary? (6,2,8)
13. A period of growing idealism and sweeping social, economic, and political change? (11,3)
14. What was the first state to give the voters the opportunity to elect U.S. senators directly? (6)
15. They were optimistic that society was capable of improvement and that continued growth and advancement were the nation’s destiny? (12)
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Down1. Who wrote How the Other Half Lives? (5,4)
2. Who wrote The Shame of the Cities? (7,7)
4. Enabled voters to remove a corrupt politician from office by majority vote before that official’s term had expired? (6)
5. U.S. senators had been chosen by this group rather than by direct vote of the people? (5,12,0)
10. First people to articulate the new spirit of national reform were crusading journalists who began to direct public attention toward social, economic, and political injustices? (10)
11. A method that allowed citizens to vote directly on proposed laws printed on their ballots? (10,0)
12. Republicans and Democrats commonly nominated who for state and federal office in state conventions dominated by party bosses? (10)
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3. The cornerstone of Progressive ideology was faith in? (9)
6. What was the first state to adopt a system successfully tried in Australia of issuing ballots printed by the state and requiring voters to mark their choices secretly within a private booth? (13,0)
7. A method by which voters could compel the legislature to consider a bill? (10)
8. What famous book did Upton Sinclair publish? (3,6)
9. Who introduced a new system for bypassing politicians and placing the nominating process directly in the hands of the voters the direct primary? (6,2,8)
13. A period of growing idealism and sweeping social, economic, and political change? (11,3)
14. What was the first state to give the voters the opportunity to elect U.S. senators directly? (6)
15. They were optimistic that society was capable of improvement and that continued growth and advancement were the nation’s destiny? (12)
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1. Who wrote How the Other Half Lives? (5,4)
2. Who wrote The Shame of the Cities? (7,7)
4. Enabled voters to remove a corrupt politician from office by majority vote before that official’s term had expired? (6)
5. U.S. senators had been chosen by this group rather than by direct vote of the people? (5,12,0)
10. First people to articulate the new spirit of national reform were crusading journalists who began to direct public attention toward social, economic, and political injustices? (10)
11. A method that allowed citizens to vote directly on proposed laws printed on their ballots? (10,0)
12. Republicans and Democrats commonly nominated who for state and federal office in state conventions dominated by party bosses? (10)
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