During the Progressive Era, many state and local
governments adopted initiative, referendum, and
recall procedures that
A. created political action committees (PACs).
B. eliminated the need for the electoral college.
C. gave the people more control over the
government.
D. strengthened the role of the President's Cabinet.

Respuesta :

During the Progressive Era, many state and local  governments adopted initiative, referendum, and  recall procedures that "gave the people more control over the  government".

Answer: Option C

Explanation:

The period of widespread social activism and political reform spanning the 1890s into the 1920s across the United States termed as the Progressive Era. The Radical movement's main goals were to address issues exacerbated by industrialization, urbanization, globalization, and political corruption.

During the Progressive Era, many state and local  governments adopted initiative, referendum, and  recall procedures that "gave the people more control over the  government". These reforms were targeted at generating wider political participation in returning power to the people and removing corrupt and strong power.

The examples of progressive reforms are like Woman suffrage, Factory Safety Regulations, Restrictions on Women and Child Labor, Initiative, Referendum, Recall and Popular Election of Senators (17th Amendment) etc.