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Exam 5

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Total cards: 24•Content version: v3•Public deck•Updated: 8/1/2026

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#1
Front (Question)

Who wrote the Cross of Gold speech?

Back (Answer)

William Jennings Bryan

#2
Front (Question)

What was the conflict with the Cross of Gold speech?

Back (Answer)

Whether to switch over to the gold standard or bimetallism

#3
Front (Question)

Did William Jennings Bryan support bimetallism or the gold standard?

Back (Answer)

bimetallism

#4
Front (Question)

Did William Jennings Bryan support the income tax?

Back (Answer)

Yes

#5
Front (Question)

Did William Jennings Bryan believe the government had a right to coin and issue $?

Back (Answer)

Yes

#6
Front (Question)

Did William Jennings Bryan say the government needed to stay out of the bank’s matters?

Back (Answer)

No, he said the bank needed to stay out of government matters

#7
Front (Question)

What did William Jennings Bryan say Americal will do if England declares support for the gold standard?

Back (Answer)

Fight it

#8
Front (Question)

Who wrote “The Jungle?”

Back (Answer)

Upton Sinclair

#9
Front (Question)

What did Upton Sinclair write about? What did this lead to?

Back (Answer)

Poor conditions of meat packing industry, 1st pure food act

#10
Front (Question)

What was the problem with the government in “The Jungle”?

Back (Answer)

It was bribable

#11
Front (Question)

What were some issues in “The Jungle”?

Back (Answer)

Poor sanitation, occupational hazards, bribing people to abolish inspections

#12
Front (Question)

How were workers treated in “The Jungle?

Back (Answer)

Very poorly, worked to the bone. Corp tries to get as much $$$ as possible out of them

#13
Front (Question)

What solution did Upton Sinclair propose in “The Jungle?”

Back (Answer)

Socialism

#14
Front (Question)

Who wrote “A living wage”?

Back (Answer)

Monsignor John Ryan

#15
Front (Question)

What did Monsignor John Ryan say about the Catholic doctrine?

Back (Answer)

It required each person to be paid fairly for their work

#16
Front (Question)

Did Monsignor John Ryan see poverty as a systemic problem?

Back (Answer)

Yes

#17
Front (Question)

Who did Monsignor John Ryan believe should handle poverty? How?

Back (Answer)

The state should work to provide suitable economic conditions by enforcing a reasonable minimum standard of living and livelihood

#18
Front (Question)

Did Monsignor John Ryan support a minimum wage? What about working hours?

Back (Answer)

Yes, no more hours than is morally or materially healthy

#19
Front (Question)

How did Monsignor John Ryan feel about women and children working?

Back (Answer)

(Edit: Women?)They shouldn’t work

#20
Front (Question)

Who did Monsignor John Ryan say should provide the circumstances workers need to be secure in their savings and insurance? Who should make up the difference they can’t provide for themselves?

Back (Answer)

The state

#21
Front (Question)

Did Monsignor John Ryan believe the state should totally take over charitable matters?

Back (Answer)

No, but to supplement what charities are already doing. Don’t take over things if you can’t do them better

#22
Front (Question)

Who wrote Christianity and the Social Crisis?

Back (Answer)

Walter Rouschenbusch

#23
Front (Question)

What did Rouschenbusch say about the church?

Back (Answer)

He said it should work with the state to transform humanity into the kingdom of God

#24
Front (Question)

How did Rouschenbusch say people are treated in the workforce?

Back (Answer)

As things, not people