Unit V: Gilded Era, Imperialism, and Progressivism

What was the name of the Western half of the Transcontinental Railroad?

The racist law and etiquette system established throughout the US after Reconstruction was named:

Which president was assassinated?

Only supporting governments who follow the same political values as another country is called:

Plessy v. Ferguson issued which progressive idea?

Which of the following was NOT a progressive priority?

What caused the Panic of 1907?

Which construction company did Thomas Clark Durant own and use to steal money from the Union Pacific RR?

Which imperialist president was responsible for officially making Hawaii an American territory?

What caused the Panic of 1893?

Using military strength in order to get a country to do your bidding is known as:

The U.S. "helped" which Southeast Asian country gain its independence from Spain?

The Pullman Strike was a strike of what type of workers?

Yellow Journalism contributed to the outbreak of which foreign conflict?

During the Wildcat Banking Era, who regulated the banks?

How many district banks exist under the Federal Reserve System?

In the midst of the Mexican Revolution, which leader did the US support?

Which Amendment gave citizens the right to directly elect their US Senators?

What is the term used to describe negotiations between a Union and Management?

What was the term used to describe the large blocks of tenement housing in big cities?

Which of the following BEST describes Yellow Journalism?

Which business family was partially responsible for the hostile takeover of Hawaii?

Seward's Folly refers to the purchase of:

Half Breeds and Stalwarts split the Republican Party over:

Which group predominantly built the Central Pacific Railroad?

Through much of the Gilded Age and Progressive Eras, what was the US currency dependent upon?

Which president used Moral Diplomacy?

How many Presidents were assassinated between the Gilded and Progressive Eras?

Which act ended the era of Wildcat Banking?

Which ship exploded in Havana Harbor, leading to the U.S. declaring war on Spain?

Where did most Irish immigrants settle once they reached the United States?

Which president used Dollar Diplomacy?

Which economic crisis showed the US that it needed the Federal Reserve System?

Which of the following BEST describes wildcat banking?

The Homestead Strike greatly affected which company?

The U.S. incited a revolution between Colombia and what other country?

Which major construction project did the U.S. purchase from France and complete in 1903?

Our modern-day banking system was established under the:

Which act was created after the death of the 2nd BUS to regulate banking in the US?

Creating foreign relations with other countries using economic or financial incentives is:

Which president used Big Stick Diplomacy?

What did the Treaty of Paris of 1898 do?

The US wanted control over Hawaii for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

How was racism "solved" by the US government at the turn of the century?

The belief that some races are superior to others stems from: