Between 1890 and 1910, What Were Termed Progressive Movement Reforms

Between 1890 and 1910, what were termed progressive movement reforms included the creation of state voter registration requirements.This reform, like others, was justified on the grounds that it would reduce corruption and voter fraud, such as that associated with urban political machines.Even so, voter registration systems were instituted with the goal of:

A) weakening urban factions within parties, while keeping immigrants and black people from voting.
B) decreasing turnout as a means of gaining seats for candidates associated with progressivism.
C) eliminating centralized national party control over presidential candidate nominations.
D) professionalizing elections, since it was thought that registration would help officials keep better track of voting across different jurisdictional lines.