Labor Unions were not successful in the late 1800s because

government supported business over labor

The Panamanian Revolution involved

blocking Colombian troops from crossing the isthmus

Why did Roosevelt brand reporters as muckrakers?

he saw them as trying to clean up society

Why did Roosevelt want the Panama Canal

make an easier, shorter path from the Pacific to the Atlantic

Who does the AFL represent?

trade and craft (skilled) workers

Most strikes were not effective

because they were not supported by the government

Open-Door policy toward China

prevent European and Japanese monopoly of trade

How did Roosevelt first become president

took office after an assassination

The Gentleman's Agreement

caused Japan to stop labors from coming to the U.S.

U.S. aiding pro-democratic governments in Latin America

Saw European interference in Latin America as a threat

Roosevelt's Square Deal insured small business could

have success competing with big business

Roosevelt's reason for assaulting trusts

inspire confidence in small business

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1
What statement is not true about women's suffrage?
NWSA fougt for suffrage rigths
most women were not for voting
WW I weakened opposition to 19th amendment
19th amendment let women vote
2
Labor Unions were not successful in the late 1800s because
better working conditions through industrialization
government supported labor over business
there was a shortage of workers
government supported business over labor
3
Collective Bargain belongs to what group of workers?
Soviets
Labor Unions
Communes
Trade Federations
4
The Panamanian Revolution involved
blocking Colombian troops from crossing the isthmus
ordering an embargo
sending in U.S. troops
remaining neutral
5
When stronger nations take over weaker nations it is
harsh toward immigrants
isolationist
imperialistic
concerned about Spanish expansior..
6
Which of these would be considered "criminal aggression" by the Anti-Imperialist League?
construction the Panama Canal
declaring war on Spain
the purchase of Alaska
occupying the Philippines
7
"WE DO NOT WANT FILIPINOS ONLY THE PHILIPPINES." This is an example of
socialism
Social Darwinism
Social Gospel
Isolationism
8
The Foraker Act allowed
provided funding to subdue insurgency in Puerto Rico
the U.S. to have troops in Puerto Rico permanently
the U.S. to appoint a governor
Puerto Ricans to become U.S. citizens
9
Why did Roosevelt brand reporters as muckrakers?
coverage of the meat packing industry
he saw them as trying to clean up society
their work to muck the slums
wrote to sell papers not to help
10
Strikes did not work for unskilled labor because
they were paid high wages
they were not allowed to join unions
they could be replaced easily
they were deported if they joined a union
11
Why did Roosevelt want the Panama Canal
to control people in Panama
make an easier, shorter path from the Pacific to the Atlantic
create jobs
profit for big business
12
This woman promoted strikes and worked for child labor laws
Mother Jones
Alice Paul
Ida Tarbell
Jane Addams
13
This is where 146 female workers die in a fire
Carnegie Steel Homestead Plant
Haymarket Square
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory
the Pullman Factory
14
Who does the AFL represent?
business owners
government workers
teachers
trade and craft (skilled) workers
15
This is the name of Roosevelt's reform programs
New Deal
Big Stick Deal
Square Deal
Fair Deal
16
Riis, Addams, and Sanger helped the
rich
poor
drunk
homeless
17
This man had a PhD and believed that Blacks were treated unfairly
Teddy Roosevelt
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B DuBois
Robert La Follett
18
Most strikes were not effective
because they were not supported by the government
they failed to use militant tactics
because the were unconstitutional
because they were never used before
19
Open-Door policy toward China
establish military presence on the mainland
develop democratic institutions and practices
support Japan's efforts to industrialize there
prevent European and Japanese monopoly of trade
20
This book by Upton Sinclair lead Congress to
establish meat inspection
enact prohibition laws
legalize strikes by unions
support the conservation movement
21
When workers refuse to work it is called a
sweatshop
strike
labor union
party
22
What was Roosevelt's new party?
Nationalist
Progressive
Democratic
Populist
23
Roosevelt's reforms focused on all but
controlling labor
consumer protection
controlling corporations
conserving natural resources
24
What country was not acquired from the Spanish-American War?
Philippinies
Hawaii
Cuba
Puerto Rico
25
How did Roosevelt first become president
won the electoral vote
took office after an assassination
Won the popular vote
took office after an impeachment
26
Poor labor conditions for children led to
migration to cities
Spread of Imperialism to Africa
Passage of child labor laws
Enlightenment ideas
27
The Gentleman's Agreement
caused Japan to stop labors from coming to the U.S.
stopped racist "yellow journalism"
won Roosevelt the Nobel Peace Prize
restrict Japanese immigration to upper-class gentlemen
28
Moral Diplomacy
spend money in foreign nations for open trade
Sending troops to force foreign leaders to resign
U.S. aiding pro-democratic governments in Latin America
use war to get non-democratic governments to resign
29
The Monroe Doctrine
Saw European interference in Latin America as a threat
prevented establishment of new European colonies anywhere
Prevented nations from trading with South America
Helped new colonies in No and So America be democratic
30
AFL stands for
American Freedom of Labor
American Fun Labor
American Finance of Labor
American Federation of Labor
31
This woman was head of the National Women's party
Mother Jones
Ida Tarbell
Jane Addams
Alice Paul
32
This man fought political corruption and monopolies
Teddy Roosevelt
Robert La Follette
W.E.B. DuBois
Booker T. Washington
33
What does the cartoon represent?
women's suffrage
muckraking journalism
foreign expansionism
temperance movement
34
Roosevelt's Square Deal insured small business could
have success competing with big business
have a return on investment
have what they need to start up
have fair opportunities to compete
35
This picture represents the need for
better sanitation in cities
need for social acceptance of recent immigrants
stricter laws protecting children
rural sanitation
36
Roosevelt's reason for assaulting trusts
fragment big business
prove the government was in change
make himself the biggest "trustbuster"
inspire confidence in small business
37
This woman slammed Standard Oil
Mother Jones
Jane Addams
Alice Paul
Ida Tarbell
38
The Pullman strike paralyzed this industry.
Clothing
Railroads
Steel
Many industries

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