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Chapter 22 Lesson 1-3 study@school
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1
The Women's Trade Union League educated people about the potential abuses of drinking.
False
True
2
The 16th Amend. allowed Congress to pass a personal income tax as a source of gov't revenue.
True
False
3
Ida Tarbell was a muckraker.
False
True
4
President Woodrow Wilson was known for
achieving tariff reform
introducing arbitration into labor disputes
beginning conservation movements
winning many antitrust cases
5
In how many states could women vote in the 1920 presidential election?
New York, South Dakota, and Oklahoma
New York and Wyoming only
Most states
All States
6
Progressives thought that government should own and operate major resources for the people.
False
True
7
Congress passed the Sherman Antitrust Act mainly to counter the railroad oligopoly.
True
False
8
Which of the following was a corrupt political party boss?
William M. Tweed
Thomas Nast
Eugene V. Debs
Upton Sinclair
9
White Americans claimed that Chinese immigrants accepted lower wages and took jobs from them.
False
True
10
W.E.B. Du Bois believed that gaining the right to vote would help African Am. achieve equality.
False
True
11
Women were not able to sponsor laws or pressure Congress for reforms before they could vote.
False
True
12
What was one result of the formation of
mutualistas
, or aid groups?
a sharp drop in the population of barrios
the promotion of Mexican American rights
terrorizing of African and Native Americans
an increase of conflict with Mexico and Mexican Americans
13
Under the spoils system, people did not have to take exams for Federal jobs.
True
False
14
The Woman's Christian Temperance Union was known for its support for ________.
Unions for workers
Aid to the poor
Rights of Children
Prohibition
15
The goal of the suffrage movement was women's right to vote.
False
True
16
The Clayton Antitrust Act took effect during the term of _____.
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
William Taft
17
Before the ratification of the Nineteenth Amend. no woman could vote in the United States.
True
False
18
_________ was the founder of the National Woman's Party.
Susan B. Anthony
Mary Church Terrell
Alice Paul
Jane Addams
19
Anti-Semitism means discrimination against Catholics.
True
False
20
Who is known for starting a national effort to stop the practice of lynching?
Ida B. Wells
W.E.B. Du Bois
Dr. Carlos Montezuma
Booker T. Washington
21
The Oregon System introduced important reforms like _____________.
Referendums
Recalls
Initiatives
All of the Above
22
What was the result of the Interstate Commerce Act?
Created "just and fair" rates on Railroads
Control of railroad monopolies
Tariff rates dropped
Tariff rates rose
23
In the 1800s, the government was actively involved in fighting discrimination in many ways.
True
False
24
Both William Taft and Theodore Roosevelt fought against trusts in business.
False
True
25
Theodore Roosevelt was known for his _______.
The Square Deal
All of the Above
Conservation efforts
Dislike of trusts
26
Progressive Party happened because Roosevelt lost votes for Rep. Party in the election of 1912
False
True
27
Grouping Trusts into "good" and "bad" was characteristic of:
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
William Jennings Bryan
Woodrow Wilson
28
The Seventeenth Amendment allowed people to _______________.
Vote directly for senators
Remove incompetent officials
Accept or reject tariffs
Accept or reject legislative measures
29
Native American leaders believed in teaching white America about native cultures.
False
True
30
Women were not able to sponsor laws or pressure Congress for reforms before they could vote.
True
False
31
Roosevelt's Square Deal was focused on creating an income tax.
True
False
32
The Pure Food and Drug Act took effect during the term of _______.
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
William Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
33
Booker T. Washington believed that
getting job training would hurt African Americans
In society African Am. must be equal to white people
equality would lead to economic success
economic success would lead to equality
34
Because of Upton Sinclair's
The Jungle
, Congress passed the _____________.
Meat Inspection Act
Interstate Commerce Act
Pendleton Act
Sherman Antitrust Act
35
Presidents who favored the progressive goal of lowering tariffs included Taft and Wilson.
False
True
36
________ led to the creation of the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People.
National Negro Business League
Niagara Movement
Tuskegee Institute
National Association of Colored Women
37
The Federal Reserve Act created ________.
a way to regulate banking
a system to lower tariffs
controls over unfair trade practices
a way to regulate child labor
38
___________ founded the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama.
Booker T. Washington
Mary Church Terrell
W.E.B. Du Bois
Ida B. Wells
39
What was the result of the Eighteenth Amendment?
Voters could directly elect senators.
Women were granted the right to vote.
Labor conditions were improved.
The making and selling of alcohol was banned.
40
_____________ founded the American Socialist Party.
Eugene V. Debs
Ida Tarbell
Thomas Nast
Robert La Follette
41
What was the spoils system?
A system where government is run by commissioners
A system where gov't jobs are given to political supporters.
A system where government is improved by progressives
A system where gov't taxes are charged on imported goods.
42
The gentleman's agreement limited __________ imigration to the U.S.
Japanese
Jewish
Chinese
Catholic
43
Which of the following best explains how Woodrow Wilson was elected President?
He had the backing of Republican Party leaders.
He lost the nomination of the Democratic Party.
He had the support of powerful business interests.
Roosevelt and Taft caused a split in the Republication Party
44
Mary Church Terrell was the founder of the ________.
National American Woman Suffrage Association
Women's Trade Union League
National Association of Colored Women
Phyllis Wheatley Club