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4.1-4.3
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what was the name of john rockefeller's company
Rockafellar Center
Standard steel company
Standard oil company
lizzie & CO.
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What is Wounded Knee known for?
the burial of 300 Lakota in an unmarked grave!
All the above
The Last major battle fought with the plains Indians
The slaughter of 300 Sioux, and the death of Bigfoot!
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Vanderbilt, Carnegie, and Rockafeller were all captains of industry known as?
Trustees
Robber Dukes
Senators
Monopolists
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What did the Dawes Act do?
White settlers yielded lands to former slaves
Natives were offered money
tribal lands were divided into farming parcels
new lands were granted to Native Women
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The most important resource for the Great Plains Indians was the....
grass hut
adobe brick
Teepee
buffalo
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What did the Indian Removal Act do?
It moved all Native Americans living in the U.S. to Canada
It forcibily removed Native Americans from the East coast
It banned Native Americans from living in the United States
It said Native Americans can never be U.S. citizens
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Who won the Battle of Little Big Horn
The Sioux Indians
General Custer and the US Army
The Cherokee Indians
The Cross Indians
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What was the vertical intergration ?
Organizer for United Mine Workers
Process in which companies producing similar products merge
A way to make electricity safer and less expensive.
Process in which a company buys out its suppliers
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When was the Gilded Age?
1945-1990
1930s
1870s - 1900
1860s
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money granted by the government to help an industry or business
subsidy
sanitation
penalty
sanction
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How did the transcontinental railroad help westward expansion?
It provide a faster and easier way to travel.
It made travel to the West harder.
It created a new kind of railroad ticket.
It connected the North to South.
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What was the effect of the Dawes Act?
Native Americans flourished under the new policy
It provided new independence for Native Americans
It resulted in renewed loss of native lands
It was not well received in Congress
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The Transcontinental Railroad helped people access -
oil from oil fields
stocks from the stock market
goods and products
jazz music
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Andrew Carnegie had his business in _
Oil
Steel
Cars
Textiles
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Besides big business what was Andrew Carnegie known for?
Promoting spiritual and moral values in public schools
Establishing a civil service that is based on merit not patronage
Establishing philanthropic organizations
Supporting conservative ideals in federal legislation and foreign policy
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When did the Gilded Age begin?
During Civil War
After Reconstruction
During Reconstruction
Before the American Revolution
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What technology helped most to create a national market?
steamboat
horses
wagons
railroad
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The aim of the Dawes Act of 1887 was to
end all governmental contact with Native Americas
Maintain traditional Native American cultures
restore previously taken land to the Native Americans
assimilate Native American indians into American culture
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What was the role of government and business
to protect workers
to provide a healthy environment for business
to encourage farmer
to interfere with American individualism
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What is the Reservation System?
Clearly defined zones for Native Americans to live on
Where pioneers reserve the right to own land
You reserve the right to not come to school
How you reserve food for a long trip
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The significance of the Transcontinental Railroad is____________
Increased the use of shipping to the west coast.
It limited the travel of Americans to the West.
Halted trade
It connected the east and the West Coast
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What was the result of the Battle of Little Big Horn?
The Lakota were defeated by the Cheyenne.
General Custer led a decisive victory against the Natives.
The U.S. Army won against the Lakota.
General Custer's troops were massacred by the Natives.
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the terms Ghost Dance, Lakota Sioux, Big Foot, and James Forsyth refer to:
Wounded Knee Massacre
Red Cloud's War
little Big Horn
Promontory Point
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Monopolies are when
a company receives financial support from the government
a single company dominates a whole market or industry
a company profits an unreasonable sum of money
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What was the main purpose of the reservation system?
to provide employment for Union troops after the Civil War
to clear the federal lands for settlement.
To make the Transcontinental RR safer
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Horizonal integration differs from vertical integration in that
consolidates firms involved in the same business in one giant company
merges stocks from multiple businesses in a new organization
all of the above
combines businesses involved in all phases of development
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Which business leader invented vertical integration?
Ford
Wilson
Rockafeller
Carnegie
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What was an effect of the completion of the Transcontinental Railroad?
Increased trade, travel, and communication
Provided job opportunities for Native Americans
Helped start the Industrial Revolution
Connected the East and West Coast
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The Sherman Anti-Trust Act
paved the way for better working conditions
brought peace to the industrial community
made monopolies illegal
all of the above
30
What was the Chinese exclusion act?
Immigrants could not work anymore.
Chinese workers could not immigrate to America anymore.
Chinese immigrants had to go back to China immediately.
Chinese food was banned from America.
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What was the purpose of the reservation system?
gave 160 acres to farms to farm for 5 years
to sell krabby patties on tuesdays for $2.99
to relocate the american indians to selected land
save fertile/better land for white farms
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The Chinese Exclusion Act was passed after what event?
the completion of the railroad made them less desirable
the Chinese were adopted into white culture
The US took over China
Chinese went to war with the US
