What best describes vertical integration as practiced by Andrew Carnegie?

Controlling all aspects of the production process

The theory of Social Darwinism stated that

The businesses that were the strongest would survive

The conditions shown in the image came about most directly as a result of

Low wages earned by workers in the late 19th Century

Who was Samuel Gompers?

The leader of the American Federation of Labor

Which best describes the view of WEB DuBois on Civil Rights?

demanding increased civil rights immediately

The Social Gospel Movement preached that

Christians have a moral obligation to help less fortunate

The situation represented in the cartoon would have most directly led to

A law that would outlaw monopolies

What was the Homestead Lockout?

The 1892 lockout of workers at the Carnegie steel mill.

A Century of Dishonor was written to

Chronicle the treatment of NAs by the government

What was the long-term significance of the event portrayed in Thomas Nast’s cartoon?

Reconstruction in the South was officially ended

According to Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth

wealthy have the responsibility to make society better

Which of the following was NOT a demand of the Populist Party?

the direct election of State Governors

What were the Granger Laws?

Laws regulating rising prices of RR & grain elevator rates

The situation depicted in the picture above was caused most directly by

The migration of Southern and Eastern Europeans to the US

Which of the following most directly led to the passage of the Interstate Commerce Act?

The protests of farmers about rates prices

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1
According the Interstate Commerce Act, who decided the freight rates on interstate commerce?
business owners
farmers
Congress
Individual state legislatures
2
What best describes vertical integration as practiced by Andrew Carnegie?
Controlling all aspects of the production process
buying out all competitors in the same industry
Controlling one specific aspect of the production process
Merging competing businesses together
3
The theory of Social Darwinism stated that
The businesses that were the strongest would survive
The government should regulate big business
The wealthy should give their fortunes directly to the poor
All species on earth evolved from a single-cell organism
4
The conditions shown in the image came about most directly as a result of
Low wages earned by workers in the late 19th Century
The migration of African-Americans to the North
Increased corruption in urban political machines
The rise of settlement houses and the Populist Party
5
This law restricted immigration from this country into the US starting in 1882.
Gentlemen's Agreement Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Quotas for contractual workers
Literacy test for natives
6
Who was Samuel Gompers?
The leader of the American Federation of Labor
The leader of the Wobblies
Leader of the Knights of Labor
The author of the Granger Laws
7
Who's business is represented in the cartoon above?
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J.P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
8
Which best describes the view of WEB DuBois on Civil Rights?
accomadating of white people
demanding increased civil rights immediately
accepting segregation
maintaining that AAs should stay in the South and fight
9
This industrial union was open to skilled & unskilled workers, women & African Americans.
Knights of Labor
National Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
10
Which is correct about Booker T. Washington's viewpoint about achieving civil rights?
AAs need to improve their social standing gradually
All of the Above
Africans Americans need job training
Africans Americans need economic independence
11
Who said, "Cast down your bucket, making friends with the people of all races..."?
Henry Grady
William Lloyd Garrison
W.E.B. Dubois
Booker T. Washington
12
The Social Gospel Movement preached that
Christians have a moral obligation to help less fortunate
the rich have a moral obligation to make society better
the strong businesses will survive, the weak ones will die
the poor are intellectually inferior to the rich
13
Who was the artist of this cartoon?
Jacob Riis
William “Boss” Tweed
Samuel Gompers
Thomas Nast
14
Which business strategy was used by the company portrayed in the cartoon?
Vertical Integration
Consolidation
Horizontal Consolidation
Interlocking Directorates
15
Where were the majority of the “new immigrants” coming from?
Southern and Eastern Europe
Scandinavia
The British Isles
Northern and Western Europe
16
Who founded the American Federation of Labor?
Eugene Debs
Terrence Powderly
Oliver Kelley
Samuel Gompers
17
Which group of people was most easily influenced by the person portrayed in the cartoon?
Wall Street stock brokers
Immigrants
Northern Industrialists
Southern Democrats
18
The situation represented in the cartoon would have most directly led to
government encouragement of Social Darwinsim
An increase in immigration to the United States
All of the Above
A law that would outlaw monopolies
19
Who is portrayed in the picture?
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
20
Who is this?
Jane Addams
Ida B. Wells
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Florence Kelley
21
Who is this?
Booker T. Washington
George Custer
WEB DuBois
Henry Ford
22
The picture most closely depicts
The Freedman’s Bureau
Sharecropping
Newly won civil rights for African Americans
Jim Crow Laws
23
What was the Homestead Lockout?
The 1892 lockout of workers at the Carnegie steel mill.
The 1896 lockout of workers at the Rockefeller oil fields.
The 1890 lockout of workers at the Morgan financial fields.
The 1892 lockout of workers at Lowell factories.
24
What decade during the 19^th century saw the greatest influx of immigrants to the United States?
1860s
1870s
1880s
1890s
25
Who was the leader of the Social Gospel Movement?
Walter Rauschenbush
Susan B. Anthony
Andrew Carnegie
Jane Addams
26
The Interstate Commerce Act most directly affected which of the following American industries?
railroad
oil
steel
coal
27
What was the main aim of the Dawes Act of 1887?
to limit corruption on the railroads
to assimilate Native Americans
to provide free land to western settlers
to outlaw monopolies
28
Whites invaded the Black Hills of SD when gold was discovered. Custer was killed by Sioux NAs.
Battle of Little Bighorn
Ghost Dance
King Philip's War
Battle of Wounded Knee
29
What was likely the result of the situation depicted in the picture?
Political upheaval caused by the spread of slavery westward
Nullifying federal laws to stop rapid government growth
Displacement of Native Americans due to territory expansion
An increase in nativism
30
A Century of Dishonor was written to
Chronicle the treatment of NAs by the government
Justify violence used by NAs against white settlers
Justify the westward expansion
Mislead citizens about the government’s treatment of NAs
31
Who is this person?
Henry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller
32
People that supported the idea in this cartoon would have also supported which idea?
Nationalization of the railroads
All of the above are correct
The direct election of senators
Graduated income tax
33
Japan agreed to limit immigration & the US agreed to stop segregating Japan's students.
Literacy tests for natives
Quotas for contract workers
Gentlemen's Agreement
Chinese Exclusion Act
34
What was the AFL’s strategy for attaining higher wages and shorter hours?
Riots
Finding replacements until the managers met their demands
Purposefully slowing production in the factories
Collective bargaining
35
What was the long-term significance of the event portrayed in Thomas Nast’s cartoon?
Grant’s presidency was rife with scandal
The corruption of Tammany Hall came to an end
The railroad companies began corrupt business practices
Reconstruction in the South was officially ended
36
According to Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth
wealthy should pass a significant fortune on to their heirs
Wealthy people are not intellectually superior to the poor
wealthy have the responsibility to make society better
The wealthy should give their fortunes directly to the poor
37
Which of the following was NOT a demand of the Populist Party?
a graduated income tax system
unlimited coinage of silver
the direct election of State Governors
the nationalization of the Railroads
38
What were the Granger Laws?
Laws passed in Midwestern states to regulate farmers
Laws regulating the prices of food grown on the grange
Laws regulating rising prices of RR & grain elevator rates
Laws to regulate the prices of cattle herds granging
39
Which of the following laws/cases would have made the situation depicted in the picture legal?
Munn v. Illinois
The Sherman Anti-trust Act
The 15th Amendment
Plessy v. Ferguson
40
Who would have supported the idea represented in this cartoon?
Labor Unions
Western Farmers
Northern Industrialists
Bankers
41
The situation depicted in the picture above was caused most directly by
The migration of Southern and Eastern Europeans to the US
The lack of factory jobs available in the late 19th century
The unionization of working class Americans
The decreased importance of mechanized agriculture
42
Which of the following most directly led to the passage of the Interstate Commerce Act?
Business owners giving rebates to other large businesses
Business owners “pooling” their resources to maximize profit
the formation of labor unions
The protests of farmers about rates prices

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Dual Credit Period 6 Review

42 termsStudBud Administration692 plays

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Flashcards42 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 42

Answers

1
According the Interstate Commerce Act, who decided the freight rates on interstate commerce?
business owners
farmers
Congress
Individual state legislatures
2
What best describes vertical integration as practiced by Andrew Carnegie?
Controlling all aspects of the production process
buying out all competitors in the same industry
Controlling one specific aspect of the production process
Merging competing businesses together
3
The theory of Social Darwinism stated that
The businesses that were the strongest would survive
The government should regulate big business
The wealthy should give their fortunes directly to the poor
All species on earth evolved from a single-cell organism
4
The conditions shown in the image came about most directly as a result of
Low wages earned by workers in the late 19th Century
The migration of African-Americans to the North
Increased corruption in urban political machines
The rise of settlement houses and the Populist Party
5
This law restricted immigration from this country into the US starting in 1882.
Gentlemen's Agreement Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Quotas for contractual workers
Literacy test for natives
6
Who was Samuel Gompers?
The leader of the American Federation of Labor
The leader of the Wobblies
Leader of the Knights of Labor
The author of the Granger Laws
7
Who's business is represented in the cartoon above?
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J.P. Morgan
John D. Rockefeller
8
Which best describes the view of WEB DuBois on Civil Rights?
accomadating of white people
demanding increased civil rights immediately
accepting segregation
maintaining that AAs should stay in the South and fight
9
This industrial union was open to skilled & unskilled workers, women & African Americans.
Knights of Labor
National Labor Union
American Federation of Labor
10
Which is correct about Booker T. Washington's viewpoint about achieving civil rights?
AAs need to improve their social standing gradually
All of the Above
Africans Americans need job training
Africans Americans need economic independence
11
Who said, "Cast down your bucket, making friends with the people of all races..."?
Henry Grady
William Lloyd Garrison
W.E.B. Dubois
Booker T. Washington
12
The Social Gospel Movement preached that
Christians have a moral obligation to help less fortunate
the rich have a moral obligation to make society better
the strong businesses will survive, the weak ones will die
the poor are intellectually inferior to the rich
13
Who was the artist of this cartoon?
Jacob Riis
William “Boss” Tweed
Samuel Gompers
Thomas Nast
14
Which business strategy was used by the company portrayed in the cartoon?
Vertical Integration
Consolidation
Horizontal Consolidation
Interlocking Directorates
15
Where were the majority of the “new immigrants” coming from?
Southern and Eastern Europe
Scandinavia
The British Isles
Northern and Western Europe
16
Who founded the American Federation of Labor?
Eugene Debs
Terrence Powderly
Oliver Kelley
Samuel Gompers
17
Which group of people was most easily influenced by the person portrayed in the cartoon?
Wall Street stock brokers
Immigrants
Northern Industrialists
Southern Democrats
18
The situation represented in the cartoon would have most directly led to
government encouragement of Social Darwinsim
An increase in immigration to the United States
All of the Above
A law that would outlaw monopolies
19
Who is portrayed in the picture?
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
20
Who is this?
Jane Addams
Ida B. Wells
Elizabeth Cady Stanton
Florence Kelley
21
Who is this?
Booker T. Washington
George Custer
WEB DuBois
Henry Ford
22
The picture most closely depicts
The Freedman’s Bureau
Sharecropping
Newly won civil rights for African Americans
Jim Crow Laws
23
What was the Homestead Lockout?
The 1892 lockout of workers at the Carnegie steel mill.
The 1896 lockout of workers at the Rockefeller oil fields.
The 1890 lockout of workers at the Morgan financial fields.
The 1892 lockout of workers at Lowell factories.
24
What decade during the 19^th century saw the greatest influx of immigrants to the United States?
1860s
1870s
1880s
1890s
25
Who was the leader of the Social Gospel Movement?
Walter Rauschenbush
Susan B. Anthony
Andrew Carnegie
Jane Addams
26
The Interstate Commerce Act most directly affected which of the following American industries?
railroad
oil
steel
coal
27
What was the main aim of the Dawes Act of 1887?
to limit corruption on the railroads
to assimilate Native Americans
to provide free land to western settlers
to outlaw monopolies
28
Whites invaded the Black Hills of SD when gold was discovered. Custer was killed by Sioux NAs.
Battle of Little Bighorn
Ghost Dance
King Philip's War
Battle of Wounded Knee
29
What was likely the result of the situation depicted in the picture?
Political upheaval caused by the spread of slavery westward
Nullifying federal laws to stop rapid government growth
Displacement of Native Americans due to territory expansion
An increase in nativism
30
A Century of Dishonor was written to
Chronicle the treatment of NAs by the government
Justify violence used by NAs against white settlers
Justify the westward expansion
Mislead citizens about the government’s treatment of NAs
31
Who is this person?
Henry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller
32
People that supported the idea in this cartoon would have also supported which idea?
Nationalization of the railroads
All of the above are correct
The direct election of senators
Graduated income tax
33
Japan agreed to limit immigration & the US agreed to stop segregating Japan's students.
Literacy tests for natives
Quotas for contract workers
Gentlemen's Agreement
Chinese Exclusion Act
34
What was the AFL’s strategy for attaining higher wages and shorter hours?
Riots
Finding replacements until the managers met their demands
Purposefully slowing production in the factories
Collective bargaining
35
What was the long-term significance of the event portrayed in Thomas Nast’s cartoon?
Grant’s presidency was rife with scandal
The corruption of Tammany Hall came to an end
The railroad companies began corrupt business practices
Reconstruction in the South was officially ended
36
According to Andrew Carnegie's Gospel of Wealth
wealthy should pass a significant fortune on to their heirs
Wealthy people are not intellectually superior to the poor
wealthy have the responsibility to make society better
The wealthy should give their fortunes directly to the poor
37
Which of the following was NOT a demand of the Populist Party?
a graduated income tax system
unlimited coinage of silver
the direct election of State Governors
the nationalization of the Railroads
38
What were the Granger Laws?
Laws passed in Midwestern states to regulate farmers
Laws regulating the prices of food grown on the grange
Laws regulating rising prices of RR & grain elevator rates
Laws to regulate the prices of cattle herds granging
39
Which of the following laws/cases would have made the situation depicted in the picture legal?
Munn v. Illinois
The Sherman Anti-trust Act
The 15th Amendment
Plessy v. Ferguson
40
Who would have supported the idea represented in this cartoon?
Labor Unions
Western Farmers
Northern Industrialists
Bankers
41
The situation depicted in the picture above was caused most directly by
The migration of Southern and Eastern Europeans to the US
The lack of factory jobs available in the late 19th century
The unionization of working class Americans
The decreased importance of mechanized agriculture
42
Which of the following most directly led to the passage of the Interstate Commerce Act?
Business owners giving rebates to other large businesses
Business owners “pooling” their resources to maximize profit
the formation of labor unions
The protests of farmers about rates prices