Robert la follette’s set of state reforms known as the wisconsin idea favored?
a. political machines.
b.expanded democracy.
c.big business.
d.limited voter participation.
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The wisconson plan was against big buisness, so its not c

they wanted more voter participation, so its not d

political machines has nothing to do with this, so its not a

the answer is b, because they believed in the expansion of democracy and that the people needed to play a bigger role in government decicions

B)  

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