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US History Exam Review S1
US History Exam Review S1
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1
President Wilson established the Federal Reserve System to
make federal loans available to farmers
reorganize the federal banking system
enforce the Clayton Anti-Trust Act
end child labor
2
This Amendment created Prohibition
Eighteenth
Nineteenth
Seventeenth
Sixteenth
3
This Amendment guarantees women the right to vote
Nineteenth
Eighteenth
Seventeenth
Sixteenth
4
An intense fear of prohibition and other radical political ideas during the 1920s was known as the Red Scare
False
True
5
The love of one's country and the willingness to fight to defend its ideals and institutions is known as
communism
patriotism
socialism
nationalism
6
The merging of companies that make similar products is called
Horizontal Intergration
Vertical Integration
7
Strongest businesses would succeed & increase wealth of nation without gov’t interference is
Sherman Anti-trust Act
Interstate Commerce Act
socialism
social darwinism
8
Speech or action that encourages rebellion
patriotism
lynching
anarchy
sedition
9
According to Social Darwinism, what was the role of government in economic matters?
To stay out of the affiars of business
To tax the profits of big business
To enforce the Sherman Anti-Trust Act
To protect workers and consumers
10
When workers negotiate as a group w/employers, this is called
negotiating
socialism
collective bargaining
labor union
11
Jim Crow laws were laws that
separated the races
separated genders
taxed voters
blocked Chinese immigration
12
The Harlem Renaissance refers to
a celebration of Af-American culture in literature & art
promoting African American businesses in New York
an population increase in the Harlem neighborhood
a struggle for Civil Rights for African Americans
13
People who sold illegal alcohol during 1920s are called
anarchists
muckrakers
bootleggers
yellow journalists
14
During the "new" immigration period, most immigrants came from
Latin America
Asia
Western Europe
Southeastern Europe
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A community center that offered social services in poor neighborhoods
social gospel movement
prohibition
steerage
settlement houses
16
The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
banned the Chinese from voting
prevented Chinese laborers from working on railroad
prohibited the Chinese from owning land
prevented Chinese laborers from entering the country
17
All of following were a part of the Platt Amendment
except
The U.S. has a right to intervene anytime necessary
Cuban government could not make any foriegn agreements w/o approval of U.S.
U.S. could establish naval bases as needed in Cuba
Panama could have independence in exchange for the Canal Zone
18
All of the following accurately describes working conditions EXCEPT
strict discipline enforced
High wages
dirty, lack of ventilation
poor lighting
19
Why was the strike at Pullman important?
lots of workers that went on strike
first strike in American history
owners will use the court system more frequently
20
Though relatively few in number, flappers represented
a women's need to return to traditional norms
those women that voted in the first election after suffrage passed
a women's desire to break from traditional norms
women who wanted to work
21
Bars that operated illegally were known as speakeasies
True
False
22
Most Americans agreed with Prohibition in the 1920s
False
True
23
John D. Rockefeller was the tycoon of which industry?
coal
steel
oil
donuts
24
This law prohibits corporations from acquiring the stock of another company if doing so would create a monopoly
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
Selective Service Act
Federal Reserve Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
25
True or False "Robber Barons" are industrialists who donated most of their fortune to charity
FALSE
TRUE
26
In the case of
Plessy v Ferguson
, the Supreme Court
Established the separate but equal rule
ordered universities to enroll African Americans
Declared segregation was unconstitutional
ordered public schools to integrate
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Provides a system to enforce Prohibtion
Clayton Anti Trust Act
Selective Service Act
Sherman Anti Trust Act
Volstead Act
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A process in which a company takes over its suppliers
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration