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APUSH Unit 6 Test Review
Free silver advocates believed
What were and who built 'private cities'?
APUSH Unit 6 Test Review
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What were and who built 'private cities'?
urban areas, private businesses
urban areas, city governments
2
Free silver advocates believed
encourage borrowing and stimulate the economy
reduce the cost of food
it would reduce costs of goods
increase wages
3
Margaret Sanger
was a member of the NAACP
helped make social work a profession
wealthy philanthropist
launched the birth control movement
4
In Wabash v. Illinois, the Supreme Court said Illinois could not regulate railroad rates - the ________ was then created
Knights of Labor
McKinley Tariff
Gold Standard Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
5
John D. Rockefeller pioneered this business strategy in the late 1800s.
vertical integration
horizontal integration
middle management
trusts
6
John Muir founded
U.S. Forest Service
Audobon Society
Sierra Club
the Grand Canyon
7
After the Civil War, ______________ (steam) became a source of energy, instead of ________________
steam, electricity
coal, iron
water, fire
coal, water
8
Theodore Roosevelt
Conservationist
Preservationist
9
The Women's Christian Temperance Movement was the first group to fight against
racism
domestic abuse
animal abuse
alcohol
10
After the Civil War, why could businesses move to cities?
Railroads
Electricity
Steam Power
Good roads
11
The Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC)
investigated in-state problems
helped trusts get bigger
Made railroads reduce their rates
encouraged price-fixing
12
What president wanted to help African Americans vote
James Garfield
William McKinley
Grover Cleveland
Benjamin Harrison
13
How were the 1877 Railroad and 1892 Homestead Strike similar?
government troops ended the strikes
Labor union leaders were jailed
Knights of Labor led both strikes
Unions won
14
Comstock Act (1873)
set up Planned Parenthood
provided doctors for the poor
legalized contraceptives
made info about birth control illegal
15
The main goal of the Knights of Labor in 1878
safer workplace
better wage
no child labor
shorter working day
16
A commission system was adopted in Galveston after the 1900 hurricane
to stop corruption
to rebuild the city without corruption
to build tent cities
to get bribes for politicians
17
In the late 1800s, being a working class family meant
Young women were not allowed to work in factories if they were single
Children had to work to help the family out
the mother stayed home
Men were able to support their families
18
Immigrant settlement patterns
by factories
in the country
suburbs
urban ethnic communities
19
Because of mass production
skilled workers and craftsmen were more in demand
skilled workers lost their independence - their skills weren't needed
workers became masters of thier craft
workers were paid more
20
1902 Coal Strike
was crushed by the Army
caused an explosion
stopped production in America
Roosevelt made business owners meet with labor
21
What part of the country let women vote first?
North
East
South
West
22
Ovington and DuBois were founders of
Progressive Party
NAACP
YMCA
Hull House
23
Federal Reserve System
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
William Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
24
Muller v. Oregon
stopped child labor
limited women's workdays
opened day cares
established a minimum wage
25
When brothels closed down
Prostitutes went to church
Prostitutes got factory jobs
Prostitution ended
Prostitutes were moved to the streets
26
Sensationalized reporting
paparazzi
investigative reporting
yellow media
yellow journalism
27
Progressives were mostly
the wealthy
the poor
the middle class
28
Carnegie was able to 'break' his steel plant's union during
Pullman strike
Triangle Shirtwaist Strike
Homestead Strike
Haymarket Strike
29
In 1896, McKinley's campaign was better than Bryan's because
he was a better speaker
he received more corporate money
Bryan quit
he traveled more
30
Who did not want prohibition
Baptists and Methodists
farmers
Urban women
Germans and Irish
31
What were tenements like?
nice apartments
bad businesses
nice houses
bad apartments
32
In the mid 1800s, Northern Europeans emigrated to America. Who emigrated in the early 1900s?
Northern and Central Europeans
Africans
Australians
Southern and Eastern Europeans
33
What had a big impact on entertainment in the early 1900s?
saloons, pubs
the banjo
opera
black music
34
The Pure Food and Drug Act was passed because of
Sinclair's book 'The Jungle'
Yellow fever epidemic in Memphis
Groetzinger's article 'The City's Perils'
Cholera epidemic in Cincinnati
35
Social Gospel
The Godly should help save others because they were 'special christians'
People who were wealthy were Godly
There should be public welfare and social justice
Those who didn't go to church were not going to heaven
36
What was the consequence of the Haymarket incidence?
more people respected unions
downfall for the Knights of Labor
shorter workday
the McCormick business owner was arrested
37
Which president secretly met with J.P. Morgan to restore gold to banks
President Garfield
President Arthur
President Cleveland
President Harrison
38
After Southern disenfranchisement through literacy tests and poll taxes,
great schools were built for African Americans
More segregation laws were passed
lynching decreased
riots occurred less
39
Social Darwinism resulted in
Eugenic Laws
Stay at home moms
Modernism
Social Gospel
40
The middle class
had country homes
liked apartments
liked the suburbs
stayed in urban ethnic communities
41
Booker T. Washington said blacks should
get elected to political office
go to college
black children should go to boarding school
blacks should only receive industrial and servant training
42
The South was ____________ for decades
Democratic
Republican
43
When Chinese discrimination became really bad, the government
passed laws protecting Chinese
paid others to do the work the Chinese were doing
barred the Chinese from immigrating (1882)
established a quota (limited the # of immigrants)
44
Between 1910 and 1917, most states
provided insurance for work injuries
limited work hours
gave women the right to vote
eliminated child labor
45
Supreme Court ordered the Northern Securities Company
to refund customers their money
to charge higher transportation rates
to dissolve
46
8 hour workday for railroads
Elkins Act
Newlands Act
Adamson Act
Hepburn Act
47
What made people feel safer?
Electricity
guns
dogs
telephone
48
Tammany Ward Boss who believed in 'honest graft'
George Washington Plunkitt
George Washington
Boss Hogg
Boss Tweed
49
What happened when Coxey's Army marched on Washington?
A tent city was set up for the army
Coxey was arrested
Government paid those who marched
Men worked on roads
50
How did the people in rural areas find stuff to buy?
chain stores
billboards
automobiles
catalogs
51
Why did businesses like baseball in the late 19th century?
Employees could skip work
It promoted discipline and teamwork
Baseball teams were a good investment
The best baseball players could sell more stuff
52
Sherman Act amendment
Elkins Act
Pendleton Act
Clayton Antitrust Act
Federal Reserve Act
53
Skyscrapers were built because
steel girders, plate glass, elevators
good archeticts
canals
better transportation in cities
54
Plessy v. Ferguson
African Americans can sit anywhere on a train
prevented lynchings
eliminated Jim Crow laws
made segregation legal
55
What group did the Knights of Labor exclude?
Germans
Chinese
Irish
Women
56
In 1900, where did most African Americans live?
South
West
East
North
57
Why did cities build sewage and drainage systems in the late 1800s?
wealthy people paid for it
improve the health of the people
urban smell
to get federal grants
58
New career of ___________ developed from settlement houses.
preschool teachers
social work
psychiatry
behavioral specialists
59
When managers 'timed' their employees it was due to
scientific management
unionism
boss's greed
yellow-dog contracts
60
Why was the AFL more successful than the Knights of Labor in the late 1800s?
AFL was open to everyone
AFL goals included better wages, hours, & conditions
Knights didn't have good goals
Knights rejected potential members
61
First antitrust law
Clayton antitrust act
Sherman antitrust act
Interstate Commerce Commission
62
Niagara Movement wanted
10 hour workday
environmental conservation
equality for African Americans
welfare
63
What caused New York to pass new labor laws
Triangle Shirtwaist incident
Niagara Movement
Homestead strike
Pullman strike
64
The YMCA invented
Basketball
Football
LaCrosse
Baseball
65
The Pendleton Act
created the Interstate Commerce Commission
Created the U.S. Forestry Service
created the Civil Service Commission
Created the NAACP
66
This invention changed communication
Walkie Talkie
Telephone
Telegraph
Pony Express
67
political machines
got them medical treatment
all of the above
fed people
acted like social service agencies
68
After Roosevelt won the presidential election in 1904, he went after
trusts
labor unions
political machines
Supreme Court Justices
69
1911 Supreme Court decision on Standard Oil
Antitrust Acts were unconstitutional
Business continued as usual
Trust was broken up into competing agencies
70
How did Gustavus Swift make his slaughterhouses more efficient in the 1860s?
horizontal integration
assembly lines
skilled craftsmen
vertical integration
