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5th Grade Social Studies PASS Review Part 1
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1
What doctrine or Supreme Court ruling made Jim Crow laws legal?
•“separate but equal”
“Whitesupremacy”
•“equality for all”
•“separation forever”
2
What is amonopoly?
•The fast-dealing property trading game
A person who exposes corrupt business practices
•A plan to stop people from drinking
A company thathas control of an entire industry
3
How did the Reconstruction affect African Americans?
•They continued to work as slaves.
•It gave African Americans the same rights as whites.
•There was no change.
•They were given citizenship and the right to vote.
4
What was theTreaty of Versailles?
•Countries help each other during attacks
•Belief that the United States should expand
•Exaggerated form of reporting
•The document signed in 1919 that ended World War I
5
Which of thefollowing was an aim of Johnson’s Reconstruction plan?
Ensure equality for freed slaves
To humiliate the southern elite
Help northern economy
Military occupation of the southern states
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This policy took tribal reservation land& divided it up for individual Native American families
ChineseExclusion Act of 1882
•Dawes Act of 1887
•Homestead Act of 1862
•15th Amendment
7
Why did President Roosevelt want to build the Panama Canal?
The Colombianswanted the Panama Canal for themselves.
US ships could travel fromAtlantic to Pacific more quickly
•It was a project started by the United States duringwar.
•The people of Panama asked the U.S. to build it.
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How did Alexander Bell’s telephone improve on Samuel Morse’s telegraph?
•Everyone had access to the telephone.
It didn't make people to learn a new system ofcommunication
It was cheaperto use than the telegraph.
The telephonemade people learn a new system of communication
9
What were the main goals of the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments?
All of the above
Granted citizenship
Gave all male citizens the right to vote
Abolished slavery
10
Who foughtover how the western lands should be used, and who should use them?
Cowboys and Farmers
Irish and Miners
Miners and farmers
Cowboys andChinese
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How did states use the law to deny voting rights to African Americans?
•States denied admission into voting precincts.
States created literacy tests, and the grandfather clause.
•States threw away the voting ballots of AfricanAmericans.
•States gave a different ballot for African Americansto use.
12
The Freedmen’s bureau provided all of the following except __________.
Take land from the rich and give it to the poor
Education
Food, clothing, and medical care
Helped freedmen find jobs
13
Why was theclimate of the West a challenge for settlers?
•It was a moderate climate and was good for farming.
•Winters were long and severe.
•It was unpredictable and could ruin crops.
•It was hot all year round and dried up the plants.
14
Which of thefollowing was one of Congress’s aims for Reconstruction?
To humiliate the southern elite
Established the Freedmen’s Bureau
Allow southern states to form new governments
Help northern economy
15
How did Big Business affect United States immigration policy?
•The U.S. maintained an open door policy for cheaplabor.
The US adopted a closed door policy & didn'tallow immigrants
•The U.S. only allowed Chinese immigrants.
•The U.S. limited immigration for the Irish.
16
Which of thefollowing was a problem that immigrants faced when they came to the UnitedStates?
•Low wages
•Language barrier
•All of the above
Poor livingconditions
17
The purpose ofthe Jim Crow laws was to ___________.
To improve the lives of African Americans
Desegregation in all public facilities
Maintain freedom for African Americans
To keep whites in power over African Americans
18
Which of thefollowing geographic factors formed obstacles for pioneers traveling west?
•oceans, lakes, islands
•sand, brooks, plateau
•caves, swamps, bays
mountains,rivers, deserts
19
Which group of immigrants was primarily responsible for building the TranscontinentalRailroad?
Spanish
Chinese
African American
Mexican
20
All of thefollowing were goals of the Ku Klux Klan EXCEPT _________.
15th amendment
Intimidation
Voter fraud
Violence
21
Which of thefollowing was
NOT
a reason that immigrants were attracted to the UnitedStates?
Establish newfriendships
•Political and social equality
•Religious freedom
•Economic opportunity
22
How did the Reconstruction affect the Southern elite?
There was no change for southern elite.
Cotton production increased.
They enteredinto sharecropping relationships with freedmen
They gained more land.
23
How did thetranscontinental railroad impact the development of the West?
All of the above
•Attracting new immigrant settlers
Allow transport of agricultural products to distant markets
•Provided a means of transportation
24
As industries grew, the U.S. shifted from a(n) ____________economy to an industrial economy.
traditional
command
egalitarian
agrarian
25
What was the Homestead Act of 1862?
None of the above
•Provided homes to Native Americans
•Allowed head of house hold to claim up to 160 acres ofland
•Protect bison from being killed
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1. The main aim ofLincoln’s Reconstruction plan was to ____________.
To preserve the union and end war as quickly as possible.
•To humiliate the southern elite
to help southerners find work
<p>to help economy in the north</p>
27
Why did the United States get involved in the Spanish American War?
•The Spanish bombed Cuba.
•To protect Cuba from Spain
The U.S.wanted to obtain land in Spain.
•To protect the lives of people in Cuba
28
Which battle created support for larger military force against the Native Americansin the West?
Gettysburg
•Battle of Little Bighorn
•Wounded Knee
•Civil War
29
What happenedto many Mexican land owners as a result of the Mexican American war?
The US government bought their land.
•They gained more territory.
•They lost the titles to their land.
•They became rich.
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How did Thomas Edison’s incandescent light bulb promote economic growth?
•It decreased the use of electricity in cities.
We can light factories&homes more safely than kerosene lamps
•It increased candle and lamp sales in the U.S.
•None of the above
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All of these were reasons for the United States to get involved with World War I EXCEPT _____.
•Zimmerman telegram
•Unrestricted submarine warfare
The sinking of the battleship Maine
•The sinking of the Lusitania
