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RIVAS: Unit 3: Populism, Reformism, Progressivism
RIVAS: Unit 3: Populism, Reformism, Progressivism
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Which of the following lists does NOT describe problems that Progressives wanted to solve?
political corruption and monopolies' political and economic power
child labor, dangerous working conditions, and long work hours
chattel slavery, sharecropping, and temperance
widespread poverty, poor living conditions, and a lack of public education
2
Which of the following terms is NOT correctly matched with its definition?
Anarchism: rejects the idea of a national government in favor of self-rule
Communism: no classes and production is controlled by a single entity
Capitalism: means of production are privately owned
Populism: the most qualified and popular rule a society and undergo testing
3
Which of the following BEST describes the ideas of W.E.B. DuBois?
he believed in slow change in race relations and emphasized economics
he wanted immediate racial equality and advocated the "Talented Tenth"
he believed in miscegenation laws to purify the American race
he believed in separation of the races and in going "Back to Africa"
4
Which of the following statements about Progressives is FALSE?
included a diverse group of reformers with many social and economic goals
wanted to fight political corruption by using the secret ballot system
wanted to support monopolistic practices by repealing antitrust laws
wanted to reform the workplace with less child labor and better conditions
5
What was the nickname of the Progressive Party that nominated Teddy Roosevelt for President in 1912?
The Bull Moose Party
The New Nationalism
The Strenuous Life Party
The Rough Rider Party
6
Which of the following was passed to try to reduce the problem of patronage?
the Federal Reserve Act
the Pendleton Civil Service Act
the 18th Amendment
the Sherman Antitrust Act
7
Which of the following BEST describes the ideas of Booker T. Washington?
he believed in miscegenation laws to purify the American race
he wanted immediate racial equality and advocated the "Talented Tenth"
he believed in slow change in race relations and emphasized economics
he believed in separation of the races and in going "Back to Africa"
8
This Amendment outlawed the manufacture and sale of alcohol in the US
18th Amendment
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
19th Amendment
9
Which of the following would people would NOT have been a supporter of Progressivism?
the owner of a large corporation
a college educated professional, like a doctor or lawyer
a supporter of women's suffrage
an African American civil rights activist
10
Which of the following was NOT a method used by management to break or discourage strikes?
Pinkertons
Scabs
the Wobblies
Blacklisting
11
Which of the following was NOT a muckraking publication from the Progressive Era?
How the Other Half Lives: Jacob Riis
The History of the Standard Oil Company: Ida Tarbell
The Jungle: Upton Sinclair
Uncle Tom's Cabin: Harriet Beecher Stowe
12
Which of the following statements BEST explains why farmers were frustrated with railroad companies?
railroad companies gave farmers a special discount
railroad companies refused to move farmers' crops to market
railroad companies kept transportation rates high
railroad companies cooperated with Granger movements
13
What was Teddy Roosevelt's position on monopolies?
trusts should be protected to promote national economic growth
all trusts should be destroyed for the public good
trusts were needed as a key element of the federal reserve system
"bad" trusts should be eliminated and "good" trusts regulated
14
Which of the following is NOT a way that progressives tried to limit the power of monopolies?
laws that regulated railroads and public utilities
allowing trusts to form for economic stimulation
the Clayton Anti-trust Act
publications that exposed corruption
15
What was the name for journalists that exposed corruption in business and politics during the Progressive Era?
Whistleblowers
Yellow Journalists
Snitches Get Stitches
Muckrakers
16
What was the purpose of the Interstate Commerce Act?
to introduce the use of bimetallism by the U.S. mint
to make strikes illegal in farming industries
to provide farmers with low-interest mortgages to avoid bankruptcy
to regulate railroad rates and monitor transport industries
17
Strike in 1886 in Chicago that resulted in the decline of the Knights of Labor and public distrust in unions
the Homestead Strike
the Great Railroad Strike
The Haymarket Affair
the Pullman Strike
18
What was the chief economic reform that Populists focused on in the 1896 election?
Bimetallism
Social Darwinism
Conservationism
Communism
19
Which group of people wanted to ban the use of alcohol in American society?
Anarchists
Communists
Socialists
Prohibitionists
20
Which of the following organizations did NOT fight for socio-economic reform in the Progressive Era?
the National Association for American Nativists
the National Women Suffrage Association
the Anti-Defamation League
the NAACP
21
Which of the following was NOT true of Teddy Roosevelt?
he supported conservation efforts and created new national parks
he supported Taft in the 1912 election and remained a loyal Republican
he wanted a "Square Deal," and supported the "strenuous life"
he was a war hero from the Spanish-American War and a big game hunter
22
Which of the following BEST describes the ideas of Marcus Garvey?
he wanted immediate racial equality and advocated the "Talented Tenth"
he believed in separation of the races and in Pan-Africanism
he believed in miscegenation laws to purify the American race
he believed in slow change in race relations and emphasized economics
23
Promoted service to the poor as a way to apply the teachings of the Bible to society
the Social Gospel Movement
Welfare Queens
the Public Dole
Hull House
24
Leader of the settlement house movement
Nellie Bly
Jane Addams
Margaret Sanger
Ida B. Wells
25
What tactics were NOT used by suffragettes?
championing the idea that women quit working and go on a "family strike"
Advocating for an Amendment to the Constitution
Using state and federal courts to fight for suffrage rights
Marches, Protests, and Public Speeches
26
Which of the following measures was NOT used by progressives to give everyday citizens greater power in politics?
voter initiatives
the 17th Amendment
the 18th Amendment
voter referendums
27
Which of the following is NOT true regarding the populist movement of the 1880s and 1890s?
primarily farmers from the West and South
supported McKinley in the 1896 election
the formal populist political party was called the "People's Party"
supported bimetallism
28
Which of the following ideas was NOT shared by Populists and Progressives?
support for railroad subsidies and grants
support for the 8-hour workday
support for the secret ballot system
support for government regulation of big business
29
Which of the following was NOT a Progressive Era President?
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
Eugene V. Debs
30
Which of the following was NOT a characteristic of the Nadir in race relations?
Lynchings of African Americans, Jews, Latinos, and other minorities
Jim Crow laws and African American voter suppression in the South
Discrimination against immigrants and race riots
the rejection of Scientific Racism and Eugenics
31
Which of the following is NOT true of President Woodrow Wilson?
he supported racial equality and opposed segregation
he eventually supported women's suffrage
he wanted to regulate monopolies, lower tariffs, and regulate high finance
he had a PhD in history and was a former professor
32
Which amendment granted women the right to vote in federal elections?
15th Amendment
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
33
What resulted from the publication of Upton Sinclair's The Jungle (1906)?
the passage of the Pure Food and Drug Act and the Meat Inspection Act
The Workers' Compensation Act and the Child Labor Act
the passage of the Sherman Antitrust Act and the Clayton Antitrust Act
passage of the Interstate Commerce Act and Equal Pay for All Act
34
What were the major consequences of the Haymarket Affair?
the deaths of 146 female factory workers and new laws about work safety
Standard Oil were out of business and Rockefeller charged with murder
public distrust of unions as they were now associated with radical id
widespread public sympathy for unions and new pro-labor laws
35
What was the MAIN goal of the American Federation of Labor?
to create a single labor union for all workers in the world
to get better conditions for workers in its affiliated unions
to help immigrants obtain US citizenship and better jobs
to drive economic shifts from capitalism to socialism
