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-BARSIC- [3]
3 years ago
7

By 1900, each state in the United States had compulsory attendance laws requiring children to attend school for a certain part o

f the year. a. true b. false 12 Answer: By 1900, college attendance declined as more people took jobs in industry. a. true b. false 13 Answer: The Interstate Commerce Commission was created to regulate the railroads. a. true b. false 14 Answer: The major aim of the progressive movement was to improve conditions for minority groups and women. a. true b. false 15 Answer: President Theodore Roosevelt opposed conservation of natural resources in support of industrial interests. a. true b. false
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DENIUS [597]3 years ago
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False I think? I am likely incorrect

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