Gilded Age to Progressive Era

Where did the majority of European immigrants arrive from their journey to the US?

Corrupt institutions that gave bribes and kickbacks to keep people loyal to party are ___.

Which famous muckraker highlighted the plight of immigrants in urban city's tenement homes?

Membership by the US to this organization, proposed by Pres. Wilson in his 14 Points plan, was denied by the US Senate.

Which organization sought to offer loans and lines of credit to farmers during bad seasons?

What event caused the government to reform the Spoils system by creating a civil service test?

The Dawes Act was designed to preserve Native American culture and heritage.

Why were many labor unions and labor leaders associated with fears of Communism or Anarchy?

Because of Upton Sinclairs work in writing the "Jungle," what major reform was passed by Congress?

The use of hunger strikes by suffragettes was a part of which women's movement protest method?

Which of the following reforms were push most by labor unions during the Gilded Age?

The Temperance Movement was responsible for the passage of which amendment banning alcohol?

What treaty brought about the end to World War One?

Prior to the passage of the 19th amendment, which US territory granted women suffrage first?

The largest ethnic population to come to the US in the "new immigration" period were ___.

According to this political cartoon, what did the US believe it needed in order to become a true world power?

"The Declaration of Sentiments" written by Elizabeth Cady Stanton was modeled after the ____.

Which major possession did the United States win during the Spanish-American War?

Farmers were most angry at the ___ Industry for their unfair price fixing on shipping rates.

An organization that forms workers of a set trade are ____.

Which nation was required to admit full blame for the outbreak of World War One?

Which was NOT a part of President Thedore Roosevelts "Square Deal" policy plan to improve American's overall lives?

Which movement was widely embraced by farmers and labor unions in the central US in the 1890s?

Which American literary classic was based off of the plight of poor farmers and laborers?

The Homestead Strike targeted working conditions in which industry?

What cause had a direct effect on the "Closing" of the West?

Americans strongly opposed to the influx of new immigrants to the US were called ___.

Which event would become the final violent confrontation between Native Americans and the US government?

The era of "old immigration" saw European migration mainly from ___.

What major factor forced the United States to abandon its neutral stance and join with Britain during World War One?

Which nation did the US go to war against in order to obtain colonies in the Pacific and the Caribbean?

People traveling through Angel Island were most likely from ____.

What reform was created to break up monopolies and increase competition in business?

Which leader was instrumental in her efforts to convince President Wilson to pass the 19th amendment?

Which of the following push/pull factors made many immigrants leave Europe for the US?

What amendment allowed for direct election of senators by voters rather than state legislatures

What was the GREATEST impact of America's entry into World War One?

What policy did President Theodore Roosevelt adopt to prevent European claims to the Western Hemisphere?

The lodgings for most poor immigrants were called ___.

The death of Lt. Colonel George Custer at Little Bighorn led to a ____.