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1
Which 2 businesses did farmers want the federal government to regulate?
Railroad & Banks
Oil & Steel
Sharecropping & Cotton
Minning & Gold
2
15th Amendment: Black citizens have the right to____
Vote
drink from the same water fountain
Proverty
Slavery
3
Samuel Gompers was the leader of the ____________ of_________ who excluded unskilled workers, Blacker workers, and women
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
Internatio Workers of the World
American Railway Union
4
A famous example of a political “boss” in change of the Tammany political machine was _____
Uriah Stephens
William Tweed
Samuel Gompers
William Bryan
5
What groups were associated with women’s suffrage and Temperance Movement?
Planned Parenthood & National Child Labor Committee
Anti-Saloon League & Women's Christian Temperance Union
Native American Reconstruction & Dawes Act
Farmers' Alliance & Populist Party
6
How did political machines help new immigrants and the poor?
By creating Unions
Giving them money
By building communites
Giving them jobs for their vote
7
Cities could grow larger and sprawl out because of what transportation innovations?
railroads
Buses
Horse and carriage
Streetcars
8
This muckraker exposed living conditions of immigrants in New York neighborhoods in the book How The Other Half Lives
Jacob Riis
Ida Tarbell
Ida B Wells
Upton Sinclair
9
How did industrialization cause urbanization ?
By decreasing the overall population due to increased mechanization
By creating factory jobs in the cities
By encoruaging people to move to remote rural areas
By promoting the growth of rural farming communities
10
The Social Gospel stated the Christians had an obligation to help the ______ and help social problems
White People
Poor
Black People
RIch
11
This group was banned from immigrating to the United States in 1882, according to the _______ Exclusion Act?
Native Americans
Jim Crow
Chinese
Irish
12
Why did the farmers want to increase the money supply? (Bimetallism)
To lower crom prices
To reduce inflation
To decrease the national debt
To stimulate economic growth
13
When management: business and unions come together to negotiate a contract, what is it called?
A Monopoly
An Agreement
A Trust
Collective Barginning
14
The_____ act impacted tribal identity, land ownership and led to the assimilation of the Native American children.
Dawes
Homestead
Recnstruction
Sherman Antitrust
15
______ was the first Black Harvard graduate and believed in the “Talented Tenth” and that Black citizens should work
W.E.B. Du Bois
Booker T. Washington
Ida B Wells
Fredick Douglas
16
14th Amendment: Equal_____under the law
Vote
Respect
Slavery
Protection
17
Who gave the “Cross of Gold” Speech?
William Howard Taft
WIlliam J. Byran
William "Boss" Tweed
William McKinley
18
What impact did the Populist movement have on the United States?
It resulted in the end of labor unions
It promoted isolationist foregin policies
It led to the expansion of slavery
It lead to economic and social reforms
19
By the 1890s, the South had passed__________laws, named after a minstrel show, that included segregation in public
Civil Service Act
Segregation
Jim Crow
Pendleton
20
Name 3 groups formed by the farmers
League of Nations, NAACP, The League of Women Voters
IWW, Women's Christian Temperance, Progressive Party
Farmers Alliance, The Grange, The Populist party
The Knights of Labor, American Federation of Labor, Suffrage Movement
21
What is wrong with having monopoly, or trust, in an industry? (Why is it bad for customers?)
fixed prices
Immigrants
railroads
labor strikes
22
In both the Haymarket Strike and Pullman Strike, city officials and the federal ______sought to break up the strikes
Big Business
The Bank
Government
Congress
23
Plessy v. Ferguson agreed that___ was legal as it was “separate, but equal”
Desegregation
Segregation
Slavery
Jim Crow
24
What industries/ occupations pushed settlers west (list 4)
Logging, Cattle, Slavery, Mining
Cotton, Sharecropping, Mining, Cattle
Fur Trading, Railroads, Cattle, Farming
Railroads, Mining, Cattle, Farming
25
Jane Addams established “Hull House,” a _____ house to assist recent immigrants to assimilate to American culture
Tenement House
Settlement House
Huddle House
Tammany House
26
The idea that society is about “survival of the fittest, and only the strong survive” and so that means the rich are
Rich get Richer
Social Gospel
Gospel of Wealth
Social Darwism
27
Who were the muckrakers during the Progressive Era?
Wealthy industrialists promoting laissez-faire capitalism
Labor union leasers pushing for worker rights
Farmers advocating for land reform
Investigative journalists and writers exposing social and political issues
28
What was the focus of the progressive movement?
Addressing social, economic, and political issues through reform
Ecourgaing big business, monoplies, and trust
Promoting laissez-faire capitalism
Military expansion
29
13th Amendment: No____
Slavery
Vote
Protection
Equal RIghts
30
The _____ Act allowed only qualified people who passed an exam to work for the government and be civil servants
Civil
Settelement
Patronage
Pendleton
31
_______founded the Tuskegee Institute and believed black citizens should concentrate on technical/vocational work and
Booker T Washington
W.E.B Du Bois
Fredrick Douglas
Ida B Wells
32
The idea that it is a rich persons duty to help those who are less fortunate is called the _______ of _______.
Social Gospel
Social Darwism
Gospel Of Wealth
Rich get Richer
33
The Interstate Commerce Act attempted to regulate what industry?
Banking
Steel
Standard Oil
Railroads
34
As a result of the assassination of President Garfield, Chester Arthur supported _____service reform
Patronage
Settlement
Pendelton
Civil
35
Thomas Nast expressed political and social opinions important in the 1800’s, by publishing political_____.
Journals
Speeches
Cartoons
Books
36
As a result of the ____strike, the Knights of Labor union declined
Homestead Strike
Pullman Strike
Haymaraker Square Riot
Railroad Strike
37
Why did business leaders like immigrants?
Because they were Protestants
Because they were smart
Didnt speak English
Cheaper Labor
38
The earliest labor union that allowed all workers: skilled, unskilled, Black workers, White workers, and women was the
American Railway Union
International Workers of the World
Knights of Labor
American Federation of Labor
39
The act of giving political supporters government jobs is called____
Pendleton
A Political Favor
Patronage
Civil Service Act
40
Which muckraker is best known for exposing the unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry?
Jacob Riis
Upton Sinclair
Ida B Wells
Ida Tarbell
41
Ida B Wells was a muckracker who focused her work on
Environmental conservation
Labor rights
Racial violence and lynching
International diplomacy
42
List two ways Southern “Redeemer” Democrats limited Black citizens’ right to vote.
Intergation of schools and facilites
Poll taxes and Literacy Test
Increased funding for Black education
Prohibition of public gathering
43
The International _______ of the _____were known for their more radical politics (socialist, communist)
American Federation of Labor
International Workers of the World
Knights of Labor
American Railway Union
44
How were the “new immigrants” different from the “old immigrants”?
Northern & Western China, Christianity
Southern & Eastern Europe, Uneducated, Catholic and Jewish
Northern & Western Europe, Educated, Protestants
Southern & Eastern China Islamic