PSAT Reading & Writing Question of the Day

A newspaper archive shows that most reform editorials in the 1890s accused city hall of moral laxity rather than addressing wages.

Minutes from ward meetings in 1893–1894 record petitions from factory districts demanding relief from rent increases and cuts to weekly pay.

A 1925 voter survey finds that neighborhoods associated with the reform movement had higher turnout in anticorruption elections.

A biography reports that the movement's most visible leader drew crowds with charismatic speeches on virtue.