Which of thesetechnological innovations happened first?

Thefirst Morse code telegraph message was sent.

How did many southernstates prevent some freedmen from exercising their right to vote?

Theyrequired voters to pay poll taxes & pass literacy tests.

Inwhat way did the Homestead Act support the settlement of the Great Plains?

Itprovided low-cost loans to prospective settlers.

Supporters of social Darwinism believed that ifthe government did not interfere with business

thesmartest & strongest members of society would grow rich.

After the Civil War, one way southern farmingchanged was that

manyformer slaves became sharecroppers or tenant farmers.

Whydid the Dawes Act fail to assimilate Native Americans?

Indians had little training to become farmers orranchers.

All of the following were goals of early laborunions EXCEPT

puttingfactories out of business.

What technologicalinnovation belongs in the first box?

developmentof the Bessemer process

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1
Allof the following had a negative impact on the open-range cattle industry EXCEPT__________.
thetranscontinental railroad
overproductionof cattle
nature
barbedwire
2
Why are the dates 1861–1865 a traditional pointof reference in U.S. history?
TheCivil War was fought.
TheIndustrial Revolution took place.
Thenation expanded to the Pacific coast.
Reconstructiontook place.
3
Which of thesetechnological innovations happened first?
Thetranscontinental railroad was completed.
AlexanderGraham Bell invented the telephone.
ThomasEdison developed the electric light bulb.
Thefirst Morse code telegraph message was sent.
4
Haymarket, Homestead, and Pullman were
horizontallyconsolidated companies.
notoriousindustrial strikes.
leadersof labor unions.
wealthyindustrialists of the late 1800s.
5
During the late1800s, critics of industrial leaders referred to them as
captainsof industry.
robberbarons.
philanthropists.
socialists.
6
How did many southernstates prevent some freedmen from exercising their right to vote?
Votingplaces were located far away from Afr. Am.communities.
Theyrequired voters to pay poll taxes & pass literacy tests.
TheKu Klux Klan marched in protest on election day.
Theyrequired voters to be employed.
7
The FifteenthAmendment extended voting rights to
allAfrican Americans.
women.
AfricanAmerican men.
allcitizens.
8
Inwhat way did the Homestead Act support the settlement of the Great Plains?
provided a legal method for settlers to gain property rights
Itfinanced the construction of the transcontinental railroad
sold settlers inexpensive tracts of land along the railways
Itprovided low-cost loans to prospective settlers.
9
Black codes restricted the
numberof northerners allowed to move to the South.
abilityof southern leaders to govern.
freedomof tenant farmers.
rightsof African Americans.
10
What group did white southerners form to helpthem regain power over African Americans?
RadicalRepublicans
ReconstructionGovernment
Freedmen'sBureau
KuKlux Klan
11
Supporters of social Darwinism believed that ifthe government did not interfere with business
therewould be an unfair distribution of wealth
thesmartest & strongest members of society would grow rich.
allworkers would be able to find jobs.
societyas a whole would suffer.
12
Reconstruction refers to the period in which
AfricanAmericans were enslaved.
theSouth was rebuilt.
theCivil War was fought.
Republicanslost power.
13
The Freedmen's Bureau was established to
protectthe rights of freed slaves.
giveaid to former slaves.
lendmoney to northern bankers.
givefinancial aid to all southern farmers.
14
After the Civil War, one way southern farmingchanged was that
plantationowners found it easier to find workers.
manyformer slaves became sharecroppers or tenant farmers.
theSouth stopped growing cotton.
thegovernment gave farmland to all former slaves.
15
Whydid the Dawes Act fail to assimilate Native Americans?
NativeAmericans were unwilling to leave the reservations.
it was never implemented on the local level.
failed to est. a system by which the land to bedivided
Indians had little training to become farmers orranchers.
16
Aleading figure in the settlement house movement was __________, who founded theHull House.
BookerT. Washington
WalterRauschenbusch
WashingtonGladden
JaneAddams
17
All of the following were goals of early laborunions EXCEPT
makingworkdays shorter.
makingworking conditions safer.
puttingfactories out of business.
increasingwages.
18
Americancowhands learned their trade from __________.
NativeAmericans
Hispanicherders
Irishimmigrants
AfricanAmericans
19
What technologicalinnovation belongs in the first box?
developmentof electricity
inventionof the telegraph
completionof the transcontinental railroad
developmentof the Bessemer process
20
Grandfather Clauses in the South were intendedto
ensurethat local financial coffers were not depleted.
improvethe quality of voters.
keepWhite Southerners voting.
raisethe educational standards of the communities.

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