Question

the progressive movement of the 1800s promoted
big business and minimal government involvement.
social, economic, and political reforms.
business trusts and monopolies.
industrialization, urbanization, and government deregulation.

Explanation:

The Progressive Movement (late 1800s-early 1900s) focused on addressing societal issues caused by industrialization, pushing for reforms like labor protections, anti-monopoly laws, voting rights, and government accountability—all falling under social, economic, and political reform categories. The other options align with opposing ideologies (laissez-faire, pro-big business) that Progressives pushed back against.

Answer:

social, economic, and political reforms.