Use information from paragraph 6 to answer the following question.State govermments also adopted political reforms. A number of states granted home rule, the right of a city to govem itself. In 1898, Soulh Dakota passedthe first state initiative and referendum laws. Under the initiative, voters could pass laws without the need for the state legislature's approval. Thereferendum enabled voters to overrule laws adopted by the legislature. Wisconsin, led by Govermor Robert M. La Follette, adopted the first effectivestate direct primary law in 1904. This law allowed the voters to nominate candidates. Previously, each political party had held a convention at whichdelegates nominated candidates.Which statement best describes the impact of a referendum law?O Voters were given the power to nominate candidates directly to run in elections.O Voters were able to ovemule state leaders when they passed laws that were unfair.O The power of corrupt officials was reduced because voters could pass laws without them.O The power of dishonest leaders decreased because voters could be just as corrupt as them.910 1112 13 14 15 16 1718NextSupport | Schoology Blog I PRIVACY POLICY Terms of Useon-assessment-delivery/start/55337ion%3Donresume&submissionld=728118135#arch30°F Partly cloudy

Referendum laws refer to the laws that were passed by the legislature in the U.S. during 1898 which…

State governments also adopted political reforms. A number of states granted home rule, the right of a city to govem itself. In 1898, South Dakota passed the first state initiative and referendum laws. Under the initiative, voters could pass laws without the need for the state legislalure's approval. The referendum enabled voters to overrule laws adopted by the legislature. Wisconsin, led by Govemor Robert M. La Follette, adopted the first effective state direct primary law in 1904. This law allowed the voters to nominate candidates. Previously, each political party had held a comvention at which delegates nominated candidates. Which statement best describes the impact of a referendum law? O Voters were given the power to nominate candidates directly to run in elections. O Voters were able to overrule state leaders when they passed laws that were unfair. O The power of corrupt officials was reduced because voters could pass laws without them. O The power of dishonest leaders decreased because voters could be just as corrupt as them. 9. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 NA

State governments also adopted political reforms. A number of states granted home rule, the right of a city to govem itself. In 1898, South Dakota passed the first state initiative and referendum laws. Under the initiative, voters could pass laws without the need for the state legislalure's approval. The referendum enabled voters to overrule laws adopted by the legislature. Wisconsin, led by Govemor Robert M. La Follette, adopted the first effective state direct primary law in 1904. This law allowed the voters to nominate candidates. Previously, each political party had held a comvention at which delegates nominated candidates. Which statement best describes the impact of a referendum law? O Voters were given the power to nominate candidates directly to run in elections. O Voters were able to overrule state leaders when they passed laws that were unfair. O The power of corrupt officials was reduced because voters could pass laws without them. O The power of dishonest leaders decreased because voters could be just as corrupt as them. 9. 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 NA