History Final Multiple choice

Which of the following defines Manifest Destiny?

The most famous and notorious city "boss" of the late nineteenth century was

This Supreme Court decision stated that "separate but equal" facilities were Constitutional.

The New Deal accomplished with of the following:

This front of the war saw heavy losses for Russia at the hands of Germany.

He perfected the steel development process

They were white Southerners who joined the Republican for political power

This amendment protects civil rights for all citizens born or naturalized

This terrorist organization used violence and political connections to destroy of the lives of black Americans

This was the front between France and Germany in which trench warfare was used.

The social gospel movement preached:

This peace keeping organization will eventually fail primarily due to a lack of American involvement.

the Supreme Court case that said that civil rights are protected by the state government no the the federal government?

Which of the following was an advantage enjoyed by the South at the outset of the war?

Which new voting right allowed for the people to vote directly on a political issue?

The main components of the Industrial Revolution included all of the following EXCEPT:

Buying out competing producers to create a monopoly is:

Which Amendment to the United States Constitution allowed for the federal government to impose an income tax?

The US government sold these in order to raise money for the war effort.

The Treaty of Fort Laramie ended the Mexican American War.

These three ideas were the focus of FDR's New Deal.

The social gospel movement preached:

The South Seceded from the U.S after the election of Lincoln because they believed they no longer has a political voice

Most immigrants coming to the United states on the west coast were processed here:

The drought that ravaged the US midwest during this time period was reffered to as:

The Dred Scott ruling declared this political agreement to be unConstitutional.

The Compromise of 1877 "accomplished" all options listed below EXCEPT

These laws severely limited the lives of free slaves

This aboltionist was the most prominent "conductor" of the Underground Railroad.

What was the deadliest one day battle of the Civil War?

FDR's administration passed dozens of New Deal laws early in his presidency, a time period known as:

This amendment ended slavery in the United States

This leader was a successful empresario who was granted 297 land grants and attracted many settlers to Texas

Collective bargaining is the

This leader/founder of Hull House, founded 400 settlement homes in urban areas in order to address the povertyin America

The Gadsden Purchase:

This leader wrote extensively on the lynching of African Americans in the United States

Roosevelt "busted" more trusts than Taft.

Why was President Johnson impeached?

A revolution in this country during the war, caused the creation of the first Communist state.

"Remember the Alamo!" was a rallying cry for the Mexican government to maintain control over Texas.

They were Northerners who moved south to exploit the South's postwar turmoil

This prominent abolitionist lead violent attacks against slave owners at the Pottawatomie Massacre and Harper's Ferry.

This battle was the turning point of the American Civil War.

Which new voting right allowed for the people to introduce a law that could be voted on directly by the people?

This labor union, founded by Samuel Gompers started with a focus on attracting skilled laborers from several industries

All of these were causes for the Great Depression EXCEPT:

Most immigrants coming to the United states on the east coast were processed here:

Which general led the North's "March to the Sea" against the South?

the Supreme Court case that said that the 15th amendment only identifies what cannot be done to prohibit voting

Lincoln used this action to block the Wade-Davis Bill from ratification.

Journalists who exposed the ills of American society were known as:

The economic cycle included prosperity, recovery, and this

The International Workers of the World believed in all of the following EXCEPT:

All of the following were reasons for Westward Expansion EXCEPT:

These were all goals of the progressive movement EXCEPT:

This body of water marks the national boundary between the United States and Mexico.

Buying out your suppliers and controlling resource transportation is:

This was the spark that ignited World War One.

The Panic of 1893 was caused by the corruption of the:

John Rockefeller was the founder of:

He was the Confederate leader that surrendered at Appomatox

The writ of habeas corpus protects this basic right

All of these were reasons for the end of Reconstruction EXCEPT

The Americanization movement was designed to:

 of the following were reasons for the Market Revolution in the United States during the 1830s through the 1850s EXCEPT:

Whose plan most favored gaining rights for freed slaves?

Which new voting right allowed for the people to vote on whether to remove an official before their term has concluded?

argued that granting rights of equality for African Americans could not be postponed, especially the right to vote.

What were the major critiques of the New Deal?

What was the name of the amendment to an 1846 military appropriations bill that outlawed slaver in new territories?

these tactics were used to infringe on voting rights for African Americans in the 19th Century and 20th Century EXCEPT:

This Dutch immigrant used photography to expose the horrible living conditions in America's urban centers

This mass movement of Black Americans during World War One was known as:

Which inventions were part of the communications revolution during the Industrial Revolution?

Which Amendment to the United States Constitution allowed for the American people to vote directly for US Senators?

This leader argued that granting rights of equality for African Americans could not be postponed, like the right to vote

Treaty of Versailles put all the blame for the war on:

All of these reasons were arguments AGAINST American entry into World War One EXCEPT:

The majority of the battles ended with this type of result, where there is no winner.

The Kansas Nebraska Act called for this approach to be used to determine of the new territories would be slave states

This phrase applies to the government's hands off approach to the economy.

the government action made it illegal for a business to form that would interfere trade between states and foreign count

What was the name of Theodore Roosevelt's domestic policy?

Britain used this in the North Sea to stop all ships supplying Germany.

This action effectively ended the era of Reconstruction.

The South condemned the brutal caning of Charles Sumner by Preston Brooks.

Which Amendment to the United States Constitution gave women the right to vote?

Which president had private showings of the film Birth of a Nation in the White House?

The land grant by the federal government gave former slaves over 44 million acres of unfarmable land.

On November 11th 1918, this was signed between the Allies and Germany.

All of these facts listed below are accurate about the economy of the US while neutral at the start of WW1 EXCEPT:

Wilson pushed for this act to be passed that would lower tariffs.

Using political influence for personal gain is:

Laissez Faire Capitalism call for all below EXCEPT:

The Gentlemen's Agreement halted immigration form this country.

Which of the following was true when the Civil War began?

He was the leader of the Union army at the end of the Civil War

The Americanization movement was designed to:

The enforcement of the Fugitive Slave Act was a key component of this political agreement.

This amendment abolished slavery in the United States

This bureaucrat was in charge of the Committee to control public opinion on the war.

What was the name of Woodrow Wilson's domestic policy?

Herbert Spencer's Social Darwinism argued that theindustry should be regulated to make surethe workers werenot exploited

There was so much opposition to the war in the South that draft riots occurred in Richmond.

The Gentlemen's Agreement halted immigration form this country.

The election of 1912 was unique because of all the following EXCEPT:

What was the name of the faction of Northern Democrats that opposed the Civil War?

The sinking of this ship was one of the causes for American entry into World War One

Why did the American people blame Herbert Hoover for the Depression?

This Dutch immigrant used photography to expose the horrible living conditions in America's urban centers

What were the primary arguments against annexing Texas as a state?

All of these were advantages of the Confederacy in the Civil War EXCEPT

This leader argued that African Americans needed to take a gradualapproach to racial equality

This use of credit had people purchase stock by only paying 10% of the price and borrowing the rest from a bank.

The Free Soil Party supported equal rights for enslaved people.

The Americanization movement was designed to:

All of these new military technologies were introduced during the American Civil War EXCEPT

What was the opening event of the Civil War?

Conservation was a key component of the domestic policy of which president?

All of the following are true of Thomas Edison, EXCEPT

citizens should be able to compete for profit without government interference.What is the name of this ideology?

The Civil War was the deadliest war in American history.

The Supreme Court case ruled that the fed government had the power to regulate industry in the name of public interest.

What did the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882 prevent the Chinese from doing?