The "Burned-Over District" in New York got its name as a seedbed of:
A) economic protest.
B) anti-black violence.
C) industrial innovation.
D) religious and reform movements.
Answer: D
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Roosevelt's accomplishments as president included all of the following EXCEPT
a. getting laws passed that aimed at consumer protection in food and drugs. b. taking over after William McKinley's death and then being elected. c. setting aside public forest lands and oil reserves. d. promoting an amendment to establish an income tax.
Progressive academics and legal scholars argued:
A) man had the ability to control laws and social rules. B) precedents were everything to the preservation of society. C) laws were immutable and could never be changed. D) education was only beneficial for the elite.