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Who founded Hull House?
Who drilled America's first oil well?
History ch. 18-19
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1
Who drilled America's first oil well?
William Jennings Bryan
J. P. Morgan
Thomas Edison
Edwin Drake
2
Who founded Hull House?
Jane Addams
Frances Willard
Susan B. Anthony
Lewis Wallace
3
What innovation in farming prevented soil from being depleted of nutrients too quickly?
Contour plowing
Crop rotation
Irrigation
Inorganic fertilizer
4
Who was a pastor whose sermons were published in 3500 newspapers?
T. De Witt Talmage
Frances Willard
William Booth
Sam Jones
5
Who was a German immigrant who advocated civil service reform?
James Naismith
Carl Schurz
Sam Jones
Nikola Tesla
6
Who established the first modern scientific laboratory?
Edwin Drake
Thomas Edison
James Naismith
J. P. Morgan
7
Who imported wheat from Russia?
Grover Cleveland
James B. Weaver
Mark Carleton
James Naismith
8
What movement began as a way to train Sunday school teachers?
Chautauqua movement
Temperance movement
Student Volunteer Movement
Sunday school movement
9
Who is the author of
Ben Hur: A Tale of the Christ?
Mark Twain
Lewis Cass
Thomas B. Reed
Lewis Wallace
10
Who was a financer who organized the US Steel Corporation?
Carl Schurz
John. D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
Samuel Gompers
11
Which of the following patented the first telephone?
Sir Isaac Newton
Nikola Tesla
Benjamin Harrison
Alexander Graham Bell
12
Who was a leader of the Women's Christian Temperance Union?
Elizabeth Blackwell
Sheldon Jackson
Susan B. Anthony
Frances Willard
13
What did the Stalwarts steadfastly protest?
Unions
Student Volunteer Movement
Civil Service Reform
Prohibition
14
Who invented basketball in 1891?
James Naismith
William Booth
Luther Burbank
Mark Twain
15
Which act created the cooperative extension service within the Department of Agriculture?
Smith-Lever Act
Free Silver Movement
McKinley Tariff
Civil Service Reform
16
In the 1890's, a _______ craze swept over American cities after the invention's safety and awkwardness was addressed.
Sewing
Bicycling
Painting
Automobile driving
17
Which of the following is NOT a crop for which George Washington Carver is known?
Cashew
Soybean
Sweet potato
Peanut
18
Which speaker of the House improved the efficiency of of the House?
Sheldon Jackson
Sam Jones
Grover Cleveland
Thomas B. Reed
19
In response to the Supreme Court's ruling against Granger laws, the first federal regulatory agency the ___ was created.
Federal Drug Administration
Interstate Commerce Commission
Farm bureau
Federal Bureau of Investigation
20
Which of the following describes Grover Cleveland's policy concerning pension bills?
He only signed those which did not add to the federal debt
He only signed those which had bipartisan support
He only signed those which he carefully screened for fraud
He only signed those which he thought were particularly urgent
21
Who was a steel entrepreneur?
Thomas Edison
Henry Ford
Andrew Carnegie
John. D. Rockefeller
22
Who opposed Tammany Hall political machine as New York governor?
William Kelly
Edwin Drake
Grover Cleveland
James B. Weaver
23
Which Southern city became a major steel center?
Atlanta
Richmond
Birmingham
Little Rock
24
What rural institution served as a meeting place and records hall?
Local church
General store
Post office
Family farmhouse
25
What movement started after the conference at Mount Vernon?
Sunday school movement
Chautauqua movement
Temperance movement
Student volunteer movement
26
Which literary style attempted to portray typical life, including cultures, accents, and traditions?
Naturalist writing
Local Color writing
Religious writing
Historical writing
27
Why did unions oppose immigration?
Unions disliked the immigrants' pagan religions
Unions believed immigrants were racially inferior
Immigrants supported political candidates who opposed unions
Immigrants were willing to do union worker's jobs for less money
28
What was the first state in which women could vote?
Washington
Wisconsin
West Virginia
Wyoming
29
In what year was the telephone patented?
1876
1891
1884
1868
30
Who was the only president to serve two nonconsecutive terms?
James A. Garfield
Andrew Carnegie
Grover Cleveland
William McKinley
31
William Jennings Bryan's _______ speech helped him win the Democratic presidential nomination for the election of 1896.
Cross of Gold
Dream of sapphire
Road of bronze
Ax of silver
32
What farmers' organization promoted regulation of the railroads?
Student Volunteer Movement
Grange
Nauralism
Salvation Army
33
Who was a leader in the women's suffrage movement?
Susan B. Anthony
Elizabeth Blackwell
William Booth
Sam Jones
34
The former Confederate states became known as the ____ because of the rapid and numerous changes in the Southern economy
Modern South
Dynamic South
New South
Solid South
35
Which of the following set an important precedent for later trade policies with its reciprocity clause?
McKinley Tariff
Smith-Lever Act
Prohibition
Chautauqua movement
36
What city is known for her steel industry?
Pittsburgh
Stranton
Minneapolis
Chicago
37
To spread charity with the Gospel, William Booth founded the ________.
Salvation Army
Farm bureau
YMCA
YWCA
38
What is a business that operates to save its members money rather than to profit?
Cooperative
Proprietorship
Monopoly
Partnership
39
What missionary introduced reindeer to Alaska?
Andrew Carnegie
William Booth
Sheldon Jackson
William Jennings Bryan
40
Who was the chief engineer of the Brooklyn Bridge that died before construction was complete?
John A. Roebling
Thomas B. Reed
Jane Addams
J. P. Morgan
41
How did Andrew Carnegie ensure that his business was not dependent on railroads or producers of raw materials?
He threatened to charge extra for his products if railroads raised prices
He purchased his own railroads and sources of raw materials
He gave discounts to railroads and producers of raw materials
He lobbied to regulate railroads and producers of raw material
42
Who has been called one of the greatest inventors in history?
George Westinghouse
Thomas Edison
Alexander Graham Bell
John D. Rockefeller
43
Which first lady was known for serving lemonade rather than alcohol at the White House?
Lucy Hayes
Nikola Tesla
Elizabeth Blackwell
Jane Addams
44
Who developed a variety of thornless cactus?
John D. Rockefeller
William Kelly
Luther Burbank
Thomas Edison
45
What was the name of the movement supported by miners and farmers looking to pay off loans?
Free Silver Movement
Temperance movement
Sunday school Movement
Civil Service Reform
46
Who was an American who discovered the Bessmer process?
William Kelly
Alexander Graham Bell
Edwin Drake
Carl Schurz
47
One of Nikola Tesla's greatest inventions was the ______ which was used in early radio transmitters.
Tesla coil
Tesla bulb
Tesla oil
Tesla cactus
48
Who organized the Standard Oil Company?
Andrew Carnegie
Nikola Tesla
John D. Rockefeller
J. P. Morgan
49
Who is considered the Moody of the South?
Thomas B. Reed
T. De Witt Talmage
Sam Jones
Frances Willard
50
Which of the following accurately represents American unions in the Gilded Age?
Unions represented a minority of American workers
Unionism promoted socialism and encouraged government control over industry
Unions emphasized peaceful protests and stikes were rarely violent
Unions included people off all trades
51
Which was a Populist presidential candidate?
Samuel Gompers
Carl Schurz
Luther Burbank
James B. Weaver