Which of the following is most likely to be the title of one of Horatio Alger's novels?

"Started From the Bottom, Now I'm Here"

According to Terence V. Powderly, workers would only be able to achieve their emancipation from wage slavery if they

organized widely on a broad scale.

According to Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth, what should those well off (i.e. Carnegie) do with his excess wealth?

provide opportunities for the less fortunate (job and community centers)

All BUT which of the following is true of convict labor in the late 1800s/early 1900s?

it thrived particularly in the north, as convict labor replaced slave labor

Today, YMCA's are usually associated with fitness and health, but most of them started out as

short term lodging for mostly young white, self-supporting men and women.

The American Federation of Labor separated itself from the Knights of Labor mainly by

only allowing craft skilled workers.

The firing of Moses "Fleet" Walker drew the first line to effectively

exclude African Americans in a professional sport, in this case, baseball.

All BUT which of the following contributed to the number of colleges & universities increased to nearly 1,000 by 1910?

the slowed down growth of industries and cities

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1
Which of the following is most likely to be the title of one of Horatio Alger's novels?
"Dream On"
"If I Had a Million Dollars"
"We Are Never Ever Getting Back Together"
"Started From the Bottom, Now I'm Here"
2
According to Terence V. Powderly, workers would only be able to achieve their emancipation from wage slavery if they
were willing to use violent means to gain & hold legislators' attention.
allowed minorities and women to join the ranks.
all answers are correct.
organized widely on a broad scale.
3
Piedmont Communities created employment and social opportunities (i.e. school, church) for people, but
the people were at the mercy of their employers & often strictly regulated.
all answers are correct
rarely provided paved roads or sidewalks.
did not often have adequate sanitation (mud, flies, diseases).
4
According to Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth, what should those well off (i.e. Carnegie) do with his excess wealth?
pay your workers fair wages and provide healthcare for them
provide opportunities for the less fortunate (job and community centers)
whatever he wants, is his his money, after all
redistribute it to the poor
5
All BUT which of the following is true of convict labor in the late 1800s/early 1900s?
convict laborers suffered a high mortality rate
90% of the workforce were African American
convict laborers were transported and housed like animals in cages
it thrived particularly in the north, as convict labor replaced slave labor
6
Today, YMCA's are usually associated with fitness and health, but most of them started out as
short term lodging for mostly young white, self-supporting men and women.
soup kitchens for the poor.
taverns for the homeless that provided free lunches and beer for work.
the middle class version of high class social clubs.
7
The American Federation of Labor separated itself from the Knights of Labor mainly by
providing support to strikers.
only allowing craft skilled workers.
refusing the wage system.
gathering votes for pro labor political candidates.
8
Which of the following is an example of conspicuous consumption?
all answers are correct
elegantly appointed corridors & large windows in restaurants
exclusive and extravagant social clubs (golf, polo)
hosting a dinner party for your dog or pet monkey
9
The firing of Moses "Fleet" Walker drew the first line to effectively
capitalize on making a baseball time the first joint stock company.
exclude African Americans in a professional sport, in this case, baseball.
outlawed player-spectator physical interaction in the game of baseball.
dictating the "reserve clause," preventing players from negotiating.
10
The image is demonstrating
all answers are correct
laissez faire
Gilded Age
Social Darwinism
11
Which of the following is correctly matched up?
Andrew Carnegie; U.S. Steel
John D. Rockefeller; U.S. Steel
Horatio Alger; Union Pacific Railroad
Jay Gould; Standard Oil
12
All BUT which of the following contributed to the number of colleges & universities increased to nearly 1,000 by 1910?
Justin Morrill's grant
the slowed down growth of industries and cities
National Education Association's repurposing high school for college prep
huge endowments from businesses leaders such as Carnegie and Rockefeller
13
The expanding of colleges and universities provided opportunities for _____, even though their access was still limited.
skilled laborers
unskilled laborers
women
agricultural programs
14
The image is demonstrating
Social Darwinism
Gilded Age
horizontal integration
vertical integration
15
Samuel Gompers disregarded _______ workers as unworthy and impossible to organize for the AFL.
unskilled workers
immigrants
all answers are correct
minorities and women
16
Ironically, the _____ actually inhibited the organization of grade unions and helped the consolidation of business.
Sherman Antitrust Act
blue laws
Knights of Labor
convict labor
17
"You took in glorious skyscrapers & patrons in glittery carriages followed by children in the street looking for coal."
blue laws
Gilded Age
Social Darwinism
Piedmont Communities
18
The image is demonstrating
Gilded Age
vertical integration
horizontal integration
Social Darwinism
19
Booker T. Washington
founded the Tuskegee Institute in 1881
thought the craze for Greek and Latin learning was a waste of time
encouraged African Americans to strive for practical instruction (industry)
all answers are correct
20
The image is demonstrating
horizontal integration
Social Darwinism
vertical integration
Gilded Age
21
A devastating effect of the Haymarket Riot was
it gave ammunition to restricting union rights and protections.
that it associated the Knights of Labor with violence.
it created a negative connotation for all labor unions.
all answers are correct
22
_____ were early indicators of the effectiveness of the Temperance and Prohibition Movements.
blue laws
vertical integration
conspicuous consumption
group wage gaps

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