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Mr. McKerr US History Topic 2 Review Carroll High School
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Working in an crowded, hot, small area was called a
child labor
sweatshop
history class
company town
2
Which product made the population density in cities explode?
Kerosene
Lumber
Oil
Steel
3
Type of building that many immigrants were forced to live in and were very dangerous
mansions
shanties
tenements
apartments
4
Term for the era coined by Mark Twain, everything seemed nice on the outside but was not really what it seemed.
ice age
goat age
gilded age
golden age
5
Bottom level of a boat that many immigrants had to live in on their journey to America.
steerage
port side
shipping containers
the deck
6
A political and economic system that believed in public ownership of property
Socialism
Free Market
Capitalism
Laissaiz-faire
7
Rockafeller created this business form to avoid monopoly lawsuits.
Sole Propietorships
Partnerships
Trusts
corporations
8
Pullman created this when all his workers lived in his apartments away from civilization.
A sweatshop
A company town
A child labor law
A popsicle
9
This strike took place at a Carnegie steel plant and Pinkerton guards killed several workers.
The Coal Incident
Haymarket Riot
Pullman Strike
Homestead Strike
10
Which of the following was NOT a factor that led to our Industrial Revolution?
The Increased Population
Natural Resources
Political Leadership
Laissez-Faire Policies
11
Which of the following men had a monopoly in the Railroad industry?
Mr. Fogle
Vanderbilt
Carnegie
Rockefeller
12
Which helped encourage people to buy U.S. made products and increased costs of foreign goods?
patents
your mom
Laissez-faire policies
protective tariffs
13
After this event, many people left the Knights of Labor
Pullman Strike
Becker Strike
Homestead Strike
Haymarket Square Riot
14
As farms were mechanized and became more productive...
More people moved to cities instead of farming.
More people moved to other countries for cheap land.
more immigrants became farmers.
Superman began farming.
15
Which of the following immigrant groups faces the WORST discrimination?
Polish
Chinese
Irish
German
16
The American Federation of Labor was created by
Terrance Powderly
Samuel Gompers
Moses McKerr
Alexander Graham Bell
17
Wealthy Industrialists pay their workers horribly and force them to work in bad conditions
Captains of Industry
Fooball-ing
Bad Dudes
Robber Barons
18
Which of the following was a PUSH factor to leave European or Asian nations?
opportunity for upward mobility
escape a class system
freedom of religion
escape poverty/unemployment
19
Immigration processing center on the East coast that 12 million immigrants came through.
Jurassic Park island
Angel island
Galapagos island
Ellis Island
20
Which of the following was NOT different about the "new immigrants"?
Were highly educated and skilled workers
Practiced Catholicism and Judaism
Did not speak English
Came mostly from Eastern and Southern Europe
21
The fact that many Americans started buying the same gadgets and toys during this era is known as
the Haymarket riot
the coca-cola effect
mass culture
stupidity
22
These help protect inventions from being stolen and produced by others.
copyrights
socks
patents
publishing rights
23
businesses hired these people for low wages and because they could fit in small spaces.
Carroll Students
African Americans
women
children
24
A strong hatred for immigrants and belief that America should be for Americans.
Americanization
populism
sprained ankleism
nativism
25
Article by Carnegie about the responsibility of a man of wealth.
the jungle
guilty concious
how the other half lives
gospel of wealth
26
What invention made the work day longer in the USA?
The peanut butter and jelly sandwich
The Telegraph
The Grilled Cheese Sandwich
The light bulb
27
This inventor worked in Menlo Park, NJ and invented the light bulb.
Thomas Edison
Alexander Graham Bell
Samuel Morse
Mr. Bitting
28
Sport that many Americans fell in love with around 1900
football
dodgeball
baseball
basketball
29
Which of the following is a PULL factor to America?
better jobs
political tyranny
freedom of religion
land shortages
30
New process for how to mass produce steel, allowing cities to grow rapidly.
Bessemer Process
bean juice process
HYPERDRIVE Process
Smith Process
31
When McDonald's buys out all of their competition (Burger King, Taco Bell, Etc...)
Diagonal Integration
Snoopy Integration
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
32
Many Americans went to these for entertainment during this era.
vaudeville shows
the movies
new iPhone release parties
amusement parks
33
What did labor unions do for workers to negotiate better working conditions and wages?
striking
Send in their secret weapon: Mrs. Pickett
collective bargaining
providing information on socialism
34
The idea of working hard and making something of yourself and earning a good living is known as
Dabbing
The American Way
Pulling yourself up by the bootstraps
The American Dream
35
Which of the following was NOT a popular form of mass transit during this era?
elevated trains
helicopters
subways
cable cars
36
This legislation was meant to break up big corporations that formed monopolies
McKerrger's Burgers Acts
Haymarket Riot Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
37
This law was created to regulate railroad shipping rates.
The Affordable Care Act
The Haymarket Riot Act
Interstate Commerce Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
38
If McDonald's buys out beef farmers, cheese manufacturers, etc..
Diagonal Integration
Hanging Integration
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
39
Business owners are great innovators and have created millions of jobs, they are
Kind of like Mr. Lackland
Robber Barons
Captains of Industry
Great Dudes
40
The idea that some people are more fit to survive in the American economy than others
survival of the fittest
Surging
socialism
social darwinism
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Wealthy billionaires during this time period gave a lot of money to charity aka as
charisma
throwing your money away
philanthropy
juking