-What does this map imply about the 1912 presidential election?
A) The majority of Americans supported the move to set up government-run monopolies.
B) Nearly 70 percent of all voters endorsed Progressive principles and reforms.
C) Third-party candidates played a minor role in this election.
D) Voters were more interested in conservative values rather than Progressive reforms.

Question

-What does this map imply about the 1912 presidential election?
A) The majority of Americans supported the move to set up government-run monopolies. 
B) Nearly 70 percent of all voters endorsed Progressive principles and reforms. 
C) Third-party candidates played a minor role in this election. 
D) Voters were more interested in conservative values rather than Progressive reforms.

Quizplus · Accepted Answer

The 1912 presidential election was notable for the strong showing of Progressive candidates, including Theodore Roosevelt running for the Progressive Party, which, along with the votes for the Democratic candidate Woodrow Wilson, indicated a significant endorsement of Progressive principles and reforms by the electorate.

-What Does This Map Imply About the 1912 Presidential Election