Who was the early-twentieth-century governor of Wisconsin who believed that the state was a "laboratory for democracy," developed what came to be known as the Wisconsin Idea, taxed corporate wealth, and initiated state regulation of public utilities? Group of answer choices Samuel Jones Randolph Bourne Robert M. La Follette Hazen Pingree

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The correct answer is Robert M. La Follette. He was the governor of Wisconsin at the time and the Wisconsin Idea was made up of many political reforms that helped change labor rights to help prevent tyranny of corrupt business leaders and monopolies. This is has been a big ideology in Wisconsin for many,many years, and it is still used in the mission statement of the University of Wisconsin today!

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