To make things less corrupt and get more control over gov.

What were the conditions of the Homestead Act of 1862?

You had to live/farm on it for 5 years, You have to be 21 years of age or older

The Chinese Exclusion Act was created in response to...

Increased Chinese immigration resulting in less jobs

How did physical and human geographic factors affect the Klondike Gold Rush?

weather , few towns, and mtns made passage difficult

How did the migration of many Chinese railroad workers affect the United States

It increased the Asian population , increased nativism

A Chief Characteristic of the Gilded Age includes

growth of big business and westward expansion

How did the automobile affect the standard of living in the United States?

increased mobility and created jobs

What was the Gilded Age?

A period of economic growth as the U.S. jumped

Protestant leaders of the Social Gospel movement supported this idea by claiming

Christians had a duty to help the poor

What was an impact of the Progressive Movement?

Social and economic conditions improve

What does industrialization mean?

Increase in machinery and manufacturing

How did the transcontinental railroad most affect the standard of living

increased the standard of living

What were the greatest challenges that immigrants faced during the Industrial Revolution?

Inadequate housing, poor sanitation, and child labor.

What was the Progressive Movement?

A collection of many different reforms

Which of the following best reflects the ideas promoted by Andrew Carnegie in the excerpt?

The wealthy should engage in philanthropy

What was the Klondike Gold rush?

People traveling to Alaska to dig for gold

the greatest impact of the Homestead Act on the physical environment?

Disappearance of prairies and culture of American Indians

Which of the following best characterizes the Gilded Age?

industrialists allied w/ corrupt gov't officials for power

The Chinese Exclusion Act did what?

stopped immigration of Chinese people

urbanization largely resulted in

cities that were overcrowded, congested and polluted

what impact did the physical geography of the Great Plains have on settlement patterns?

Farmers went to the area by the promise of fertile soil.

What factor spurred development of the technological innovations listed in the box?

Population growth in the United States

allowed direct election of senators

How did industrialization in the United States change the lives of women and children ?

Women and children became wage earns in their families.

What is the significance of the Homestead Act?

Encouraged settlement in Western states/territories.

A goal of Progressive Muckrakers was to...

Expose corruption in business and government

population density is...

measurement of population per unit area or unit volume

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1
17th Amendment is
Make things corrupt
To make things less corrupt and get more control over gov.
give less control over gov.
2
What are the characteristics of Industrialization?
All of the above
More efficient division of labor
Technological innovations
Economic growth
3
The main goal of the Chinese Exclusion Act was to
create a segregated classroom
decrease Chinese immgration
stop Chinese Americans from going to school
settle disagreements between China and the U.S.
4
What were the conditions of the Homestead Act of 1862?
You had to pay for 10% of the given 160 acres
You had to live/farm on it for 5 years
You have to be 21 years of age or older
You had to be white
5
The Chinese Exclusion Act was created in response to...
The Opium Wars against China
Increased Chinese immigration resulting in less jobs
Riots by the Chinese against low wages and poor treatment
A trade embargo declared by the Chinese Emperor
6
How did physical and human geographic factors affect the Klondike Gold Rush?
railroads provided fast transportation of people and goods
weather , few towns, and mtns made passage difficult
abundance of game kept the miners well fed
U.S. Census Bureau declared the closing of the frontier
7
During the Gilded Age, increased immigration to the United States from Europe resulted in —
growing nativist sentiments
increasing religious tolerance
changing attitudes about women’s roles
declining economic conditions
8
The 16th amendment did what?
gave powers not delegated to the federal government
right to bear arms
created federal income tax
set the guidelines for electing the president
9
What amendment allowed for women's suffrage?
8th Amendment
19th Amendment
21st Amendment
20th Amendment
10
Who was responsible for the creation of Hull House?
Marcus Garvey
Ida B. Wells
Jane Addams
W.E.B. DuBois
11
How did the migration of many Chinese railroad workers affect the United States
increased the miles of railroad tracks, number of colleges
decreased voters ,increased the wkrs in factories
It increased the strikes , decreased the migration
It increased the Asian population , increased nativism
12
The Klondike Gold Rush took place in...
BC
Northwest Territories
California
Yukon
13
A Chief Characteristic of the Gilded Age includes
expansion of rights for women and minorities
an artistic revival in literature and art
growth of big business and westward expansion
reform efforts to address the effects of urbanization
14
How did the automobile affect the standard of living in the United States?
increased mobility and created jobs
provided access to information
made products more affordable
provided mass transportation
15
Women Suffrage
9th
20th
18th
19th
16
Which of the following was a POSITIVE effect of industrialization?
Safe working conditions
More job opportunities
Cleaner Environment
Rapid urbanization
17
The 16th Amendment
Direct Election of Senators
Graduated Income Tax
Suffrage
Graduated Sales Tax
18
What was the Gilded Age?
A period of Individualism
A period of economic growth as the U.S. jumped
A period where the U.S. fall into great depression
A period of widespread political reform across the U.S.
19
What were the Progressive Amendments?
13, 14, and 15
Reconstruction Amendments
16, 17, 18, and 19
the Bill of Rights
20
The Chinese Exclusion Act was partially motivated by what movement?
The Indigenous Peoples’ MovementSW1 CA, U.S. HistoryPage
The Asiatic Assimilation Movement
The Ethnic Neighborhood Movement
The Nativist Movement
21
Protestant leaders of the Social Gospel movement supported this idea by claiming
Catholic political bosses were not helping the poor
Christians had a duty to help the poor
the poor needed to convert to Christianity
poor social conditions were a sign of God’s will
22
How did industrialization impact the American population?
Women migrated to England for equal job opportunities.
It caused the death rate to be higher than the birth rate.
It helped boost the birth rate
It caused people to migrate to England.
23
The Chinese Exclusion Act passed after the completion of ___when workers were no longer needed.
The Empire State Building
The Railroads
The Hoover Dam
The Statue of Liberty
24
What was an impact of the Progressive Movement?
Abolition of slavery
Settlement of the West
Social and economic conditions improve
Protection of Big Business
25
What does industrialization mean?
Growing sustainable crops
Increase in machinery and manufacturing
Selecting a president for a country
Climbing higher
26
The 18th amendment demanded…
Equal voting rights
The repeal of Prohibition
Restrictions on the sale and manufacture of alcohol
Complete prohibition
27
How did the transcontinental railroad most affect the standard of living
allowed for faster transportation
decreased the standard of living
increased the Asian population
increased the standard of living
28
What were the greatest challenges that immigrants faced during the Industrial Revolution?
No political connections, lack of parks for children to play
Inadequate housing, poor sanitation, and child labor.
No jobs, boring piece work, and bright lights in apartments.
Medium salaries, surplus management positions, and no food
29
What was the Progressive Movement?
A movement who's goal was to overthrow the government
A collection of many different reforms
A collection of progressive people
When Progressive took over and made everyone buy insurance
30
What were the consequences of industrialization?
Looser morality
Environmental consequences
More emphasis on work
31
Which of the following best reflects the ideas promoted by Andrew Carnegie in the excerpt?
the model of other leaders is an important duty of men
The wealthy are obligated to save and pass their money
The wealthy should engage in philanthropy
Safety standards in factories should be addressed
32
What was the Klondike Gold rush?
People make jewelry out of gold in Alaska
People traveling to Alaska to dig for gold
People turning lead into gold in Alaska
People selling the gold they found in their homes in Alaska
33
the greatest impact of the Homestead Act on the physical environment?
Increased awareness of the cultures of Europe
Increased the powers designated for the federal government
Disappearance of prairies and culture of American Indians
Disappearance of the cultural neighborhoods
34
Which of the following best characterizes the Gilded Age?
gold in the West added to the amount of money in circulation
rise in immigration (South) brought a boom in construction
industrialists allied w/ corrupt gov't officials for power
small farms bought & consolidated into lg agricultural corp.
35
The Chinese Exclusion Act did what?
allowed Chinese immigrants to become citizens
stopped immigration of Chinese people
did not allow Chinese immigrants to work on the railroad
separate but equal policy in the West
36
urbanization largely resulted in
demands for an end to the power of the political machines
passage of legislation limiting immigration to urban areas
philanthropists establishing foundations to help the poor
cities that were overcrowded, congested and polluted
37
what impact did the physical geography of the Great Plains have on settlement patterns?
barriers forced Amern Indian tribes to settle in the region
The area attracted many who were seeking to find gold.
Cattle ranchers came to the region hoping to settle
Farmers went to the area by the promise of fertile soil.
38
What factor spurred development of the technological innovations listed in the box?
Population growth in the United States
Business leaders had money to invest in research
inventions were introduced to the U S by immigrants
Farmers began experimenting with new inventions
39
The 17th Amendment
allowed direct primaries
Gave women the vote
allowed direct election of senators
gave all the right to vote
40
How did industrialization in the United States change the lives of women and children ?
Women and children became wage earns in their families.
Women and children rose as leaders to organize labor.4
Women and children were more educated
Women and children gained higher social statuses
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Which of the following occurred as a result of the rapid industrialization of the US
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What is the significance of the Homestead Act?
Encouraged settlement in Western states/territories.
Established the transcontinental railroad.
Offered citizenship to immigrants.
Offered citizenship to Native Americans.
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A goal of Progressive Muckrakers was to...
Keep the US from participating in foreign wars
Support equality for African-Americans
Expose corruption in business and government
Encourage workers to join labor unions
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population density is...
total number of people divided by the total lan area
number of people of arable land
measurement of population per unit area or unit volume

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