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STAAR Review Westward Expansion Gilded Age Progressive Era
STAAR Review Westward Expansion Gilded Age Progressive Era
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Quick review of aspects of westward expansion, gilded age and progressive era
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1
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 was a result of
overcrowding of West Coast urban areas
high unemployment in California
the increase of immigrants from Eastern Europe
the fear of plague in China
2
Boss Tweed of the Gilded Age is remembered for
forming large monopolies
getting stuck in a bathtub
political corruption
owing Standard Oil Co.
3
The Populist Party wanted all of the following EXCEPT
increased immigration
unlimited coinage of silver
a larger role for government
direct election of senators
4
Third parties provide an opportunity for
no real impact on the political process
new ideas to be heard
unpopular candidates to gain national attention
Republicans & Democrats to win elections
5
The belief that people of other nationalities were inferior to white Protestant Americans
nativist
eugenics
assimilation
Americanization
6
The Dawes Act did all of the following EXCEPT
expect Indians to become farmers
keep Indian's from ever voting
gave the Native Americans infertile lands to farm
abolish American tribes
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The primary goal of the Progressive Movement was to
expand American territories
end Prohibition and repeal the 18th Amendmen
address injustices of the industrial revolution
encourage US involvement in European affairs
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The Free Enterprise system encourages all of the following EXCEPT
freedom of economic decisions
entrepreneurship
free products for everyone
freedom to purchase what you can afford
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"You are your brother's keeper" would describe
Gilded Age religion
Nativism
Americanization
the social gospel movement
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Overcrowding, social conflict and inadequate public services are all examples of
over production
rapid urbanization
rural migration
corruption in city governments