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22 May, 16:37

Which achievement did the Progressive movement realize in 1913?

A.

establishing the direct election of U. S. senators

B.

passing a bill in Congress banning all further immigration

C.

granting U. S. citizenship to Native Americans

D.

ending all forms of child labor in industrial settings

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