A housing reform leader who worked at University Settlement in New York was
a. Lawrence Veiller.
b. Charles Sheldon.
c. Walter Rauschenbush.
d. Billy Sunday.
ANS: a
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During the depression year of 1894, Jacob S. Coxey of Ohio led an "army" of 400 men to Washington to demand the federal government:
a. begin the policy of "free silver" b. provide cash for the unemployed c. finance public works jobs for the unemployed d. join an international trade group
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A. extramarital sex. B. slaveholding. C. horse-racing. D. gambling.