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This is an example of a(n)
Engine
Patent
Telephone
Secondary source
2
In How the Other Half Lives, Jacob Riis described the living conditions of ...
African Americans in the segregated South
workers in urban tenements
Native American Indians on reservations
the rich in their mansions
3
The image demonstrates which reform movement we have studied?
Reform in the urban areas
End of big busniess
Anti-slavery
Women's Rights
4
What was the biggest obstacles for many immigrants upon arriving to America
not having a place to stay
Not speaking English
Not having a job waiting for them
Not having any money
5
What was the significance of having the women in modern attire from this video?
They wanted to "wear pants" just like men
All of the above
Women have come full circle and evolved from past stigmas
To demonstrate that women could do the same things as men
6
What is one advantage that big corporations had over smaller businesses?
They had higher operating costs
Their products were more expensive
They were funded by the federal government
They could produce goods cheaper and efficiently
7
This is an example of ...
A political cartoon
An advertisement
A drawing made by Congress
A secondary source
8
The 19th Amendment allowed for ...
African American women to have the right to vote
women to have the right to vote
women to have equal pay as men
Granted all citizens the right to vote
9
When a cartoonist overdoes, the physical characteristics of ppl/things in order to make a point
Symbolism
Analogy
Irony
Exaggeration
10
Why did immigrants settle in cities?
They were accepted there
No land left in the West
There were government relief programs for them.
Job availability
11
The term "muckraker" refers to
Journalists who wanted to help big business succeed
Reformers who fought for the end of slavery
Politicians who worked to end segregation
Journalists who exposed the muck or filth of society
12
What does nativism mean?
Policy or belief that favored immigrants over natives
A policy that gave Native Americans their land back
Policy/belief favoring native people over immigrants
When native people gained their rights back.
13
Tammy Hall and William "Boss" Tweed were an example of
social reformers
political machines
political reformers
big business owners
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What impact did Jacob Riis' "How the Other Half Lives" & Upton Sinclair's "The Jungle" have?
They were published to show the positives of urbanization
They helped to aid in the expansion of big business
They exposed the problems of the muckrakers
They influenced social, political, and economic reforms
15
A comparison between two unlike things that share some characteristics
Analogy
Exaggeration
Symbolism
Labeling
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Muckrakers contributed to the rise of Progressivism in the early years of the 20th century by
writing favorable biographies about wealthy Americans
exposing widespread corruption in business and government
aligning themselves with the women’s suffrage movement
challenging big government & urging a return to the past
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What are the five techniques of analyzing a political cartoon?
Exaggeration, Patents, Analogy, Labeling and Irony
Exaggeration, Symbolism, Analogy, Labeling and Irony
Exaggeration, Symbolism, Comparison, Labeling and Irony
Exaggeration, Symbolism, Analogy, Labeling and Imagery
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What was a significant impact of the Progressive movement on American life?
reduced government spending for social programs
decreased influence of the media on public policy
increased restrictions on presidential powers
increased government regulation of business
19
What is suffrage?
Women's right to vote
The right to vote in political elections
Men's right to vote
When someone suffers.
20
Alice Paul, Susan B. Anthoney and Elizabeth Cady Stanton were examples of
Abolitionists
Suffragists
All of the Above
Political & Social reformers
21
An example of a pull factor is ...
Job opportunity in a new country
Famine
Civil war within home country
Many economic opportunities in your home country
22
This changed how Senators were elected, it allows for the direct election (people vote)
18th Amendment
17th Amendment
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
23
What a cartoonist uses simple objects, or symbols, to stand for larger concepts or ideas
Exaggeration
Analogy
Irony
Symbolism
24
In the United States, organized labor made its greatest membership gains when
the major business groups encouraged unionization
unions & collective bargaining was protected by laws
the economy was controlled by big business owners
international competition began to threaten jobs in the US
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Owning an oil field, the drilling rig, ships to transport it, processing plan & gas stations
Round integration
Square integration
Vertical integration
Horizontal integration
26
What is a union?
when one person tells a group of people what to do
a group of unicorns
when two people marry each other
group of workers who join together to achieve common goals
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Which of the following is an example of a pull factor?
Promises of riches in America
A food shortage in your native country
Religious persecution
Political persecution
28
This guaranteed all women the right to vote
17th Amendment
18th Amendment
15th Amendment
19th Amendment
29
This prohibited the manufacture, sale, or transportation of alcohol in America.
17th Amendment
16th Amendment
19th Amendment
18th Amendment
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The difference between the way things are and the way things should be.
Symbolism
Exaggeration
Analogy
Irony
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The term "Progressives" refers to ...
reformers who worked to improve social & political problems
reformers who sought to help political machines
reformers who worked 2 improve conditions 4 business owners
reformers who wanted to build more tenements
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"Owning every orange grove in Florida so everyone has to buy from you" is an example of
Square integration
Horizontal integration
Round integration
Vertical intergration
33
What is a trust?
group of companies create legal agreement 2reducecompetition
when I can rely on my friends to keep a secret
a commodity controlled by one party
when people come together to have a party
34
Political machines were
powerful organization that used unethical methods to control
machines that helped politicians
people who tried to reform the problems of cities
voting machines to count ballots
35
When objects or people are marked by cartoonists to make it clear exactly what they stand for
Symbolism
Labeling
Irony
Analogy
36
The message of this political cartoon was what?
Trusts and monopolies have taken over the government
Trust and monopolies are working together with Congress
Trust and monopolies are being controlled by the Senate
The Senate is creating legislation to stop big business
37
The actions of Jane Addams, Ida Tarbell, & Booker T. Washington show that reform in the US has
utilized a variety of methods to achieve many goals
relied on programs initiated by the Federal Government
promoted women’s suffrage as its main goal
depended on support from religious groups
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What is an example of a push factor?
Religious tolerance in another land
Political tolerance in another land
Economic opportunity in another country
Famine
39
What is a monopoly in economic terms?
a commodity (product) controlled by one party
businesses create legal agreement that reduce competition
a group of people that join together to make a product
a board game
40
After the Civil War, one way business leaders tried to eliminate competition was by
increasing the prices of their products
forming monopolies or trusts
developing overseas markets
paying high wages to their workers
41
A change or addition in a document; an article added to the United States Constitution is what?
an executive order
an expose
an amendment
a patent
42
This allows the U.S. government to levy (collect) an income tax from all Americans.
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
17th Amendment
16th Amendment
43
The following image is an example of:
factory
school classroom
settlement house
tenement
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The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire led to which of the following?
The Federal Government breaking up unions
Many states to force new safety laws in the workplace
Higher wages for women
the hiring of men instead of women
