Quiz for America Compared: A Progressive Reports from New Zealand

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Correct. The answer is b. The reform legislation passed in New Zealand included a progressive income tax, compulsory public arbitration in disputes regarding labor and capital, state-funded unemployment services, workers’ compensation, state-funded public works projects, woman suffrage, and state-funded pensions for the aged poor. The Populist movement in the United States at the same time composed a platform that included many of these proposals, most of which did not come to fruition until the twentieth century.
Incorrect. The answer is b. The reform legislation passed in New Zealand included a progressive income tax, compulsory public arbitration in disputes regarding labor and capital, state-funded unemployment services, workers’ compensation, state-funded public works projects, woman suffrage, and state-funded pensions for the aged poor. The Populist movement in the United States at the same time composed a platform that included many of these proposals, most of which did not come to fruition until the twentieth century.

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Correct. The answer is c. Lloyd explains that New Zealand did not change as part of a step-by-step process, which many advocated for the United States, or even by a process of evolution that took place due to a change in ruling parties. He states that the change “amounted to nothing less than a social right-about-face. It was a New Zealand revolution.”
Incorrect. The answer is c. Lloyd explains that New Zealand did not change as part of a step-by-step process, which many advocated for the United States, or even by a process of evolution that took place due to a change in ruling parties He states that the change “amounted to nothing less than a social right-about-face. It was a New Zealand revolution.”