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This movement focused on the importance of building public parks in cities.
City Awkward Movement
City Beautiful Movement
City Ugly Movement
Blah Blah
2
In the Wizard of Oz allegory, Dorothy's shoes represent what?
The Color of Blood
The Gold Standard
The Silver Standard
Farmers
3
Community service centers in poor neighborhoods that offered educational opportunities.
Community Homes
Settlement Tenements
Community Living
Settlement Houses
4
What is the culture of this time that glorified the woman as a homemaker?
Souther
Elizabethan
Foolish
Victorian
5
What was the name of the famous settlement house created by Jane Addams?
Hull House
Full House
Hall House
Fall House
6
Woman best known for her work with settlement houses.
Jane Baddams
Janet Addams
Jane Addams
Jane Fonda
7
What Twain claimed Americans were driven by during the Gilded Age.
Power
Money Lust
Mansions
Technology
8
Main author of the satirical novel titled "The Gilded Age"
Anna Mae Fletcher
Charles Dickens
Will Ferrel
Mark Twain
9
This American sport evolved from the British game of Rounders.
Baseball
Soccer
Basketball
Football
10
This is where a majority of immigrants first stepped on American soil in New York.
Ferris Island
Ellis Island
Ellis By-Land
Angel Island
11
Immigrants who came mostly from north or west Europe who were mostly Protestants.
Mold Immigrants
Old Immigrants
Most Immigrants
New Immigrants
12
Well-organized political parties that dominated city governments in the US in the 1800s.
Political Machines
Political Guns
Political Bosses
Political Parties
13
Before the 2nd Industrial Revolution, buildings were a maximum of ____ stories tall.
6
3
5
4
14
Philosopher who wanted schools to teach art, history & science.
John Lenon
John Dewey
Dewey John
James Franco
15
According to the Wizard of Oz allegory, the gold standard is represented by...
Her Shoes
The Cowardly Lion
The Yellow Brick Road
Dorothy
16
Political party that was a coalition of alliance members, farmers & laborers.
Populist
Popular
Political
Pop Soda
17
According to the Wizard of Oz allegory, the farmers are represented by...
Scarecrow
The Wizard
Tinman
Dorothy
18
Forms of public transportation, such as commuter trains, subways & trolley cars.
Mass Exodus
Church Mass
Mass Production
Mass Transit
19
This is the second president to be assassinated while in office.
Richard Nixon
James Garfield
Thomas Jefferson
Abraham Lincoln
20
This type of tax meant you tax higher incomes at a higher rate.
Increased Percentage
Income
Higher Income
Graduated Income
21
When farmers began growing too much food, what happened to the prices of food?
Farmers? I Have No Clue
Dropped
Stayed the Same
Increased
22
A financial panic that sent stock prices plunging & slid the US into an economic depression.
Panic of 1893
Panic of 1929
Plunge of 1893
Plunge of 1899
23
Before mass transit, people had to live within what distance from where they worked?
2 miles
20 Minutes
Walking
3 miles
24
Which of the following is NOT an occupation of a middle class individual in the 1800s?
Artist
Teacher
Doctor
Lawyer
25
Another word for organization.
Cooperate
Sheldon Cooper
Cooperative
Corporation
26
Nouveau Riche literally means...
Newly Poor
Newly Rich
I Don't Know
Rich Newbies
27
Immigrants who came from east and south Europe.
Old Immigrants
Middle Immigrants
New Immigrants
Most Immigrants
28
This is one of the few sports that encouraged women to play.
Football
Baseball
Basketball
Rugby
29
Receiving payments of a part of the earnings from a job or contract.
Kickforward
Graft
Grant
Kickback
30
Spending ones wealth freely so that everyone would know how successful they were is...
Conspicuous Tarnation
Conspicuous Consumption
I Don't Know
Conspicuous Deduction
31
Where was the Kissing Post?
At the Settlement house
Last stop at Ellis Island
At the Factories
Last stop at Angel Island
32
This denied citizenship to Chinese & prevented their immigration into the US.
Chinese Immigration Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Olmsted Act
Citizenship Act
33
The poorest accommodations to travel on a ship to America, below deck.
Storage
Entrance
Steerage
Upper Deck
34
This sport was extremely dangerous and killed 64 people in one year!
Rugby
Baseball
Football
Basketball
35
This sport was created by a P.E. teacher who wanted to entertain his students.
Basketball
Football
Baseball
Soccer
36
Powerful men that organized and ran city governments during the late 1800s.
Politicians
Political Bosses
Match Men
Political Men
37
This ended the rewards system and forced govt jobs to be given to people who pass an exam
I Don't Know
Interstate Commerce Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Pendleton Civil Service Act
38
Paper money used during the Civil War.
Silver back
My back hurts
Gold back
Green back
39
This is the acquisition of money or political power through illegal or dishonest methods.
Kickbacks
Immigrants
Graft
I Don't Know
40
What type of people generally came through Angel Island?
Asian
Mexican
European
African
41
Newly wealthy people who liked to flaunt their wealth in the late 1800s were called...
Conspicuous Consumptors
Showoffs
Nouvea Riche
Consumers
42
This group supported political bosses because they were provided jobs in exchange for votes.
The Nuveau Riche
The Poor
The Elderly
Immigrants
43
Poorly built apartment buildings, usually clustered in poor neighborhoods.
Tenements
Apartment Tents
Your Mother
Tenehouses
44
This man is famous for making the first mechanical elevator.
Frederick Law Olmsted
Milo Otis
Diedrick Olmsted
Elisha Otis
45
There was an abundance of this in the West due to mining, causing more people to want it for $
Silver
Copper
Gold
Your Mother
46
New music from the 1890s performed by African American musicians is called...
Rugtime
Jazz
Drag
Ragtime
47
This man is famous for designing Central Park in NYC.
Elisha Otis
Jason Kidd
Freddy Prince Jr.
Frederick Law Olmsted
48
This is where most immigrants from the East first stepped foot on American soil.
New York
Ellis Island
California
Angel Island
49
This act prohibited railroads from giving secret rebates to large shippers or charging more
Commerce Intrastate Act
The ICC
Intrastate Commerce Act
Interstate Commerce Act
50
Which Civil War hero was president during one of the most corrupt times in US history?
William McKinley
Robert E. Lee
Abraham Lincoln
Ulysses S. Grant