The title of this illustration from 1906 is "The Crusaders," and it caricatures journalists as knights, charging into battle. What cause would these "knights" be most likely to crusade for?

A) Social reform

B) Bimetallism

C) Immigration restrictions

D) Protective tariffs

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Joanna Walsh

18 July, 08:29

The title of this illustration from 1906 is "The Crusaders," and it caricatures journalists as knights, charging into battle. What cause would these "knights" be most likely to crusade for?

A) Social reform

B) Bimetallism

C) Immigration restrictions

D) Protective tariffs

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Harper Hebert · Answer 1

The correct answer is letter A.

Explanation: Social Reform is the belief that through gradual changes and within existing institutions one can fundamentally change the economic system and political structures of society.

The title of this illustration from 1906 is "The Crusaders," and it caricatures journalists as knights, charging into battle. What cause would these "knights" be most likely to crusade for?A) Social reformB) BimetallismC) Immigration restrictionsD) Protective tariffs

The title of this illustration from 1906 is "The Crusaders," and it caricatures journalists as knights, charging into battle. What cause would these "knights" be most likely to crusade for?

A) Social reform

B) Bimetallism

C) Immigration restrictions

D) Protective tariffs