What Was the State of Progressivism by 1920

question 43

Multiple Choice

What was the state of progressivism by 1920?

• A) It lost ground in the White House, but was promoted by members of Congress and by legislators at the state and local levels.
• B) It lost ground in Congress but remained influential in the White House, inspiring many of Harding's economic policies.
• C) It continued to inspire liberal intellectuals who were encouraged by the passage of the Prohibition amendment.
• D) It inspired Warren Harding to campaign for the presidency as a reformer, much as Wilson and Roosevelt had done before him.
• E) It was effectively over and without support at the national, state, and local levels, thanks to the results of the Great War.

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