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Florida US History EOC Review
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1
Admitted California as a free state & Missouri as a slave state.
Ostend Manifesto
Freeport Doctrine
Kansas - Nebraska Act
Compromise of 1850
2
The name given to Roosevelt's progressive plan for the American people was called...
New Deal
New Freedom
Fair Deal
Square Deal
3
Which is not a long-term Cause of the Civil War
The Fugitive Slave Act
States’ Rights
Slavery
Sectionalism
4
When a company has total control over an industry.
Monopoly
Hostile Takeover
Merger
All of these
5
In business, this term means survival of the fittest
Social Darwinism
Gospel of Wealth
Social Gospel
laissez-faire
6
Business strategy where companies producing similar products merge.
Vertical Integration
Hostile Takeover
A Monopoly
Horizontal Integration
7
Why were political machines like Tammany Hall so powerful?
They reduced crime in large cities.
They supported prohibition and saloon keepers
They eliminated political corruption and the spoils system
They provided services to loyal supporters
8
Cheap and efficient way to produce steel
Steeler Process
Pullman Process
Bessemer Process
Smelting Process
9
Divisive act which repealed the Missouri Compromise applying popular sovereignty to territories
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Homestead Act
Fugitive Slave Act
Freeport Doctrine
10
Writers or reporters who exposed the abuses and corruption of society are called____
muckrakers
carpetbaggers
Scalewags
yellow journalist
11
Progressives allowed citizens to create their own state laws called
recalls
Initiatives
check and balances
referendums
12
Where a company controls the raw materials, manufacturing & distribution of a finished product.
trust
horizontal integration
vertical integration
Monopoly
13
What affected farmers most direct impact on the development of the Settlement House Movement?
an increase in the cost of shipping crops to urban markets
an increase in the rate of rural-to-urban migration
a decline in crop prices caused by overproduction
an increase in the cost of shipping crops to urban markets
14
Created over public pressure - railroads were abusing their power because of little competition
Interstate Commerce Act
Homestead Act
Patriot Act
Sherman Anti-trust Act
15
How did workers respond to economic abuses such as the ones shown in the cartoon?
They refused to return to poor working conditions
hey formed a major political party.
They pushed for bans on child labor.
They increased calls for collective bargaining.
16
How did this corporate strategy impact business practices during the late nineteenth century?
it encouraged consolidation
it facilitated regulation it improved transportation
it increased competition
it improved transportation
17
Impassioned speech given by William Jennings Bryan. Said that farmers were being crucified on _
A cross of gold
the backs of the poor
the wishes of the business leaders
the rich and famous
18
Ex-slaves gave up a portion of their crops to the landowner in exchange for use of the land
Good Neighbor Harvest
Community Co-Op
Sharing Table
Sharecropping
19
Publications, like this depicted, were
MOST
associated with which of the following terms?
gerrymandering
yellow journalism
muckraking
Gospel of Wealth
20
Laws created to get around the 13
th
, 14
th
, and 15
th
amendments. required racial segregation.
Black Codes
Nadir
Southern Policy
Jim Crow Laws
21
Supreme Court decision that stated that a slave wasn't a citizen but property of another person
Fugitive Slave Act
Marbury vs Madison
Dred Scott Case
Gideon vs Wainright
22
Law making it illegal to form a trust that interfered with free trade between states
Sherman Anti-trust laws
Smoot-Hawley Act
Pendleton Act
Granger Laws
23
Granted full citizenship to African Americans. Guarantees equal protection under the law
13th Amendment
12th Amendment
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
24
States that no one can be denied suffrage (right to vote) based on race or color.
14th Amendment
12th Amendment
15th Amendment
13th Amendment
25
Which of the following issues divided Republicans during the Reconstruction era?
whether to rebuild southern cities or not
whether secession was constitutional or illegal
whether to abolish slavery or allow sharecropping
whether to punish former Confederate leaders or not
26
After Muckraker Upton Sinclair’s wrote "The Jungle," the public demanded action. What happened?
Congress passed the Meat Inspection Act
Congress passed the Pure Food and Drug Act
neither of these
27
Strike by steelworkers after the company's president announced plans to cut wages
Haymarket Riot
Homestead Strike
Pullman Strike
28
Farmers who fought the railroads for price fixing, charging different customers different rates
The Radicals
Carpetbaggers
The Grange
Scalewags
29
Monopolys were formed in the late 1800s because of the government’s ___
__
(hands-off) attitude.
care free
laissez-faire
hardcore
survival of the fittest
30
According to the chart above, what was the common purpose of these legislative acts?
improve conditions for recent immigrants to the US
protect the nation's natural resources
promote the general welfare of the American public
advance the growth of big business
31
Passed by Congress to “Americanize” or assimilate Native Americans into American culture.
None of these
Homestead Act
Townsend Act
Dawes Act
32
Outlaws slavery in all states and all lands governed by the United States.
13th Amendment
14th Amendment
12th Amendment
15th Amendment
33
They pushed for voting rights (suffrage) for women
Susan B Anthony and Phyliss Schflly
Susan B Anthony and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Betty Friedman and Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Susan B Anthony and Gloria Steinem
34
Did not
free slaves in border states that were loyal to the Union.
Emancipation Proclamation
15th Amendment
14th Amendment
13th Amendment
35
How did the American public respond to Haymarket Riot & Pullman Strike in the late 1800's?
They tried to outlaw child labor
They rejected capitalism and laissez faire policies
They became fearful and suspicious of labor unions
They began to support more radical ideologies.
36
Workers are often unable to re-pay debt & find themselves in a continuous work w/o pay cycle
debt peonoge
all of these
peasant peonage
credit peonage
37
Which amendment to the constitution proposed income tax to the US?
17
16
13
15
38
Prevented freedmen from voting, holding office, Helped spur the creation of the 14
th
Amendment
Jim Crow Laws
Black Codes
Granger Rules
Southern Rights
39
Short speech given by Lincoln to honor Union losses at this battle
Shiloh Address
Fort Sumter Address
Gettysburg Address
Antietam Address
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Encouraged western migration by promising settlers 160 acres of land for $1.25 an acre
Townsend Act
Homestead Act
Dawes Act
Kansas-Nebraska Act