The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. Ferguson institutionalized segregation by

upholding "separate but equal" facilities

Which factor led to the growth of labor unions in the U.S. in the early 1900s?

unsafe working conditions in factories

The mechanized assembly line

increased the mobility of the population

Which of the following makes a source credible?

the accuracy and consistency of the author's sources

Which trend contributed to urbanization in the late 1800s?

increased use of mechanized farming equipment

What combo of issues would lead labor unions to go on strike?

seeking higher pay and better conditions

The removal of federal troops from the South

allowed racial discrimination to be instituted w/ passage of Jim Crow Laws

What was a major cause of the Great Migration?

jobs and better economic opportunities in the North

Which supporting evidence fits with the thesis: After Reconstruction, racial discrimination was institutionalized?

Poll taxes kept African Americans from voting

Why did the formation of labor unions and them striking often lead to violence?

business owners used force to protect their workplaces from unionization

The Ku Klux Klan affected African Americans in the South by

racial intimidation and an increase in violence

Which idea represents a major belief held by Anti-Federalists?

strong central government will threaten rights of the people

Which of the following is a factor that enabled racism to become institutionalized, following the end of Reconstruction?

Federal troops were removed from southern states

What was the goal of the U.S. government's policy toward American Indians in the late 1800s?

to pressure American Indians to assimilate into European American culture

How were African Americans in the South affected by Jim Crow Laws?

placed major restrictions on African American rights

The government's assimilation policy towards American Indians impacted them in which way?

Tribal gov'ts were weakened/eliminated

"Consent of the governed" means that

the gov't gets its authority from the people that it governs

What topic would NOT be included in a paper about an increase in industrial production in the U.S. in the late 1800s?

reduction in railroad construction

What changes were brought about by the mechanization of farms?

growing more crops at a reduced rate to consumers

What population trend occurred during the Industrial Revolution?

the size of cities dramatically increased

How did westward expansion of white settlement affect American Indians?

Settler's desire to gain land forced American Indians off their homelands

How did the Great Migration impact American society during the 1920s?

It resulted in greater competition for jobs and housing in the North.

Which statement about immigration to the United States during the 19th century is most valid?

Industrial growth led to a demand for cheap immigrant labor.

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1
What factor contributed most to urbanization?
industrialization
Progressivism
capitalism
Imperialism
2
The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. Ferguson institutionalized segregation by
expanding rights of African Americans
promising equal wages for blacks
upholding "separate but equal" facilities
giving blacks voting rights
3
What allowed the rise of the horrible working conditions in factories?
negotiations between bosses and workers
laissez-faire policies
anti-trust policies towards big business
isolationist policies towards war
4
Which factor led to the growth of labor unions in the U.S. in the early 1900s?
low wages paid to immigrant farmers
increased rates of unemployment in major U.S. cities
consumer anger over tariffs on imported goods
unsafe working conditions in factories
5
The mechanized assembly line
enabled people to communicate over longer distances
increased the mobility of the population
reduced the need for agricultural workers
allowed businesses to operate for longer hours
6
Which of the following makes a source credible?
the accuracy and consistency of the author's sources
the ease of finding it on the internet
the religion of the author
the number of pages the source is
7
Which trend contributed to urbanization in the late 1800s?
an increase in demand for American farm goods
increased use of mechanized farming equipment
expanded government regulation of the economy
the availability of cheap land in western states
8
What combo of issues would lead labor unions to go on strike?
seeking lower pay and increased immigration
seeking higher pay and better conditions
limiting immigration and less ventilation in factories
seeking more working hours with no minimum wage
9
The removal of federal troops from the South
had no impact on the lives of African Americans
ensured the enforcement of the 15th Amendment
allowed racial discrimination to be instituted w/ passage of Jim Crow Laws
allowed Republicans to gain power in the South
10
What precedent was set in the Northwest Ordinance & later found in the Constitution?
right to public education
prohibition of slavery
ability to list grievances
direct election of Senators
11
They wanted a Bill of Rights included in the Constitution.
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
12
They thought a standing army is needed to protect the nation.
Federalists
Anti-Federalists
13
What was a major cause of the Great Migration?
too many immigrants moving to the South
jobs and better economic opportunities in the North
Jim Crow laws being repealed in the South
Jim Crow laws being implemented in the North
14
What is one result of urbanization?
prevention of improvement in transportation
a decrease in immigration
high-end, luxurious housing for the poor and middle-class
an increase in crime in cities
15
Which supporting evidence fits with the thesis: After Reconstruction, racial discrimination was institutionalized?
Great Migration caused racial tension in the North
14th Amendment gave due process to all citizens
Slavery was banned in the Northwest Territory
Poll taxes kept African Americans from voting
16
This allowed businesses to operate for longer hours.
telephone
incandescent lightbulb
automobile
mechanized farming practices
17
Why did the formation of labor unions and them striking often lead to violence?
business owners used force to protect their workplaces from unionization
union leaders would not negotiate with factory owners
union leaders required U.S. workers to join worldwide strikes
gov't officials used force to bring about better working conditions
18
The Northwest Ordinance guaranteed what?
interracial marriages
right to a trial by jury
slavery
voting by poor white men
19
The Ku Klux Klan affected African Americans in the South by
following Reconstruction guidelines
racial intimidation and an increase in violence
encouraging Federal troops to remain in the South
helping with the voting registration process
20
Which idea represents a major belief held by Anti-Federalists?
central government must have power to tax/regulate trade.
strong central government will threaten rights of the people
A powerful military is needed to protect against tyranny
Only property owners should be given the right to vote.
21
Which of the following is a factor that enabled racism to become institutionalized, following the end of Reconstruction?
Grandfather clauses were banned by the federal government
Southern state governments repealed laws that limited black voting
Federal troops were removed from southern states
Republicans regained control of state gov'ts in the South
22
Jim Crow Laws would allow interracial marriages.
False
True
23
What was the goal of the U.S. government's policy toward American Indians in the late 1800s?
to pressure American Indians to assimilate into European American culture
to increase the independence of American Indian tribes
to broaden the economic opportunities available to American Indians
to create a dialogue between American Indian tribes and European settlers
24
How were African Americans in the South affected by Jim Crow Laws?
they paved the way to become farm owners
gave blacks more job opportunities
placed major restrictions on African American rights
they were guaranteed social equality
25
The government's assimilation policy towards American Indians impacted them in which way?
Reservations were established all over the South
They were immune from prosecution of conflicts with settlers
Tribal gov'ts were weakened/eliminated
They were granted the right to negotiate their own trade agreements
26
Which of the following would not be considered a barrier to voting for African Americans in the South?
Grandfather Clauses
Poll Taxes
Literacy Tests
Mail-in ballots
27
"Consent of the governed" means that
everyone in society is treated equally
elected leaders do not need permission to rule over their people
the people have no voice in politics
the gov't gets its authority from the people that it governs
28
What topic would NOT be included in a paper about an increase in industrial production in the U.S. in the late 1800s?
reduction in railroad construction
growth in factory job opportunities
increased labor union creation
growth of immigration to the U.S.
29
What changes were brought about by the mechanization of farms?
farmers requesting foreign taxes on crops
growing more crops at a reduced rate to consumers
a decrease in production
more farmers flocking to work in agriculture
30
What population trend occurred during the Industrial Revolution?
migration to rural areas increased
the size of cities dramatically increased
immigration decreased to the US
the number of farmers increased greatly
31
How did westward expansion of white settlement affect American Indians?
American Indians were enslaved as farm workers
Settler's desire to gain land forced American Indians off their homelands
The race to reach the West Coast became dangerous
American Indians gained jobs during the Gold Rush
32
How did the Great Migration impact American society during the 1920s?
It resulted in greater competition for jobs and housing in the North.
It led to the decreased enforcement of discriminatory laws in the South.
It contributed to an increase in organized crime.
It created a fear of communist infiltration inside the federal government.
33
Which statement about immigration to the United States during the 19th century is most valid?
Few immigrants came from Europe.
Most immigrants to the United States were illegal aliens.
Labor unions supported unlimited immigration.
Industrial growth led to a demand for cheap immigrant labor.

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