Use information from paragraph 4 to answer the following question. Before the Progressive Era, many taxes had been based on property. But many wealthy people hid such property as stocks and bonds from the govemment and did not pay taxes on them. Largely for this reason, progressives demanded that taxes be based on income rather than on property. In 1911, Wisconsin passed the first effective state income tax law. Two years later, Congress enacted what became the first permanent federal income tax in the United States. Which conclusion about taxation during the Progressive Era is best supported by the text? O Progressives demanded that taxes be based on income rather than on property. O Property taxes included ownership of stocks and bonds, which are inescapable today. O Property taxes were an ineffective means for the government to collect the money it needed to operate. O Progressives managed to pass the first state income tax, which was two years before the federal law was passed. 7 8 9. 10 11 12 13 14 Next Support | Schoology Blog | PRIVACY POLICY | Terms of Use 30°F Partly cloudy earch