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1
Who established Hull House in Chicago?
Elizabeth Cady Staton
Janie Porter Barrett
Jane Addams
Washington Gladden
2
Jim Crow laws were laws that
Made all forms of lynching illegal in America.
promoted discrimination against women.
denied citizenship to Asian immigrants.
separated black and white citizens in the south.
3
Limited working hours for women
Initiative
Muller v. Oregon
Referendum
17th Amendment
4
Not all immigrants had to pass a medical examination before they were admitted to the country.
False
True
5
The Chinese Exclusion Act was originally supposed to last for just 10 years.
True
False
6
Which statement is true regarding the election of 1912?
Teddy Roosevelt was the Republican candidate.
Teddy Roosevelt was the Bull Moose candidate.
None of the above.
Teddy Roosevelt was the Democratic candidate.
7
Voters could accept or reject an initiative
Initiative
Referendum
17th Amendment
Recall
8
Ellis Island is were immigrants on the East Coast were processed
False
True
9
Muckrakers were mostly
journalists who exposed corruption and other issues.
conservationists who created National Parks.
politicians who took bribes and kickbacks.
suffragists who fought for women’s rights.
10
What event in 1911 caused the need for change in American factories regarding safety and working conditions?
19th Amendment
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Seneca Falls Convention
None of the above
11
Single women could not be deported if they didn’t have a male relative to vouch for them.
True
False
12
The primary goal of the NAACP was
regulation of the banking industry.
equality among the races.
better working conditions.
voting rights for women.
13
The Progressive movement regarded all of the following as worthy goals EXCEPT
creating economic reform.
fostering efficiency in the workplace.
promoting business monopolies.
protecting social welfare.
14
Teddy Roosevelt’s plan for America was known as
The Square Deal.
The New Deal.
The New Freedom.
The Fair Deal.
15
Which of the following groups is most associated with prohibition?
The Salvation Army
Women’s Christian Temperance Union (WCTU)
Young Men’s Christian Association (YMCA)
Democratic political machines
16
More people immigrated to the East Coast than immigrated to Angel Island on the West Coast.
False
True
17
Japan agreed to limit emigration to the United States in the
Chinese Exclusion Act
Gentlemen’s Agreement
18
Gives voters the right to propose a law
Referendum
Muller v. Oregon
17th Amendment
Initiative
19
The 19th Amendment was finally ratified giving women the right to vote due largely to
their contributions in WWI.
All of the above
door to door campaigns.
pressuring government officials.
20
James A. Garfield's assassin killed the president because he thought he deserved a job in the executive branch.
True
False
21
The Chinese Exclusion Act was not officially repealed until 1943
True
False
22
The law that requires truthful labels and paved the way for the modern-day FDA was the
Sherman Antitrust Act.
Pure Food and Drug Act.
Interstate Commerce Act.
Meat Inspection Act.
23
In The Jungle, Upton Sinclair exposed
corrupt business practices of the Standard Oil Company.
illegal deals between special interests and the government.
dangers faced by coal miners along the east coast.
unsanitary conditions in the meat-packing industry.
24
Chester A. Arthur was successful in getting Congress to pass the Pendleton Civil Service Act
False
True
25
What featured featured theatrical performances that included juggling, singing, and dancing?
all of the above
Vaudeville
Ashcan School
New York Morning Journal
26
Southern states sometimes used a grandfather clause to allow them to
deny voting rights to all grandfathers of African Americans.
distinguish between recent immigrants and longtime citizens.
keep African Americans from voting while allowing whites to do so.
keep uneducated whites from exercising their right to vote.
27
What taught art techniques that embraced realism?
New York Morning Journal
all of the above
Vaudeville
Ashcan School
28
Under the Gentleman's Agreement, students were still allowed entrance into the country
True
False
29
As president, Woodrow Wilson worked hard to do all of the following EXCEPT
foster a free market economy.
fight for civil rights legislation.
support small businesses.
create stronger antitrust legislation.
30
What did Woolworths offer?
offered goods througha catalog to be shipped through the mail
none of the above
offered inexpensive merchandisethat was generally only a nickel
specialized departments that featured products women wanted to buy
31
_________________ gained the most from the ratification of the Seventeenth Amendment.
State legislators
Industrial leaders
Ordinary citizens
Party bosses
32
Which of the following is NOT true regarding minority workers in the West?
Mexican workers were used to the hot, dry climate.
Chinese workers faced segregation on the West coast.
Mexican workers built railroad, mined, and farmed.
Mexican workers were paid the same as white workers.
33
Who believed racism would end as blacks acquired practical work skills and proved their economic value to society?
Booker T. Washington
Ida B. Wells
W.E.B. DuBois
Jim Crow
34
Fires were not common in big cities in the 1800s because there were many wooden structures.
True
False
35
Wilson’s _______________________ controlled the money supply and extended credit to more Americans
Federal Reserve System
income tax
Federal Trade Commission
Clayton Antitrust Act
36
Garbage collection in the 1800s was not taken care of by government agencies.
True
False
37
Elevators allowed skyscrapers to be more appealing to businesses
False
True
38
Ward bosses are located in which part of the political machine pyramid?
bottom
middle
lower
Top
39
Which of the following is true regarding women in the workforce at the turn of the century?
African-American women did mostly domestic work.
Women got paid as much as their male workers.
Women refused to work in the garment industry.
Four out of five women held jobs outside of the home.
40
Piped water was uncommon in New York in the 1860s.
True
False
41
All of the following were trends in education around 1900 EXCEPT
more students attending both elementary and high schools.
African Americans being completely accepted in public schools.
immigrants becoming “Americanized” by attending public schools.
a variety of choices in curriculum (science, social studies, etc).
42
Voters could remove an elected official
17th Amendment
Initiative
Recall
Referendum
43
What offered goods through a catalog to be shipped through the mail?
Hearst
Woolworths
Marshall Field ofChicago
Sears Roebuck
44
Tenements were multi-family residences that were not well maintained by landlords.
True
False
45
Called for senators to be elected directly by the people
Initiative
Muller v. Oregon
Referendum
17th Amendment
46
This “trustbuster” used his presidency as a “bully pulpit” to regulate big business
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William H. Taft
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In the case of Plessy v. Ferguson, the Supreme Court ruled that
lynching was a federal crime.
voting rights could not be tied to any form of tax.
school segregation was unconstitutional.
racial segregation in public facilities was legal.