The Women's Rights movement was to get Women all of the following

Legal, Economic, and Social equality

What factor caused Columbia, South Carolina, to be considered an important industrial center in the late 19th century?

Columbia was a regional railroad hub

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

African American culture flourished across the US.

What did the 19th Amendment do?

Granted women the right to vote in all states

What was prohibition?

The ban of all alcohol production and sale in the U.S.

What is the best definition of the "New South"?

A shift towards industrialization and urbanization

A long-term effect of the Progressive Era reform movement was that

citizens were granted more rights under the constitution

The progressive movement regarded all of the following as worthy goals except

Reducing restrictions on big businesses

What is the main reason that mill workers in South Carolina were unable to improve their conditions and salaries?

labor movement was fiercely resisted by mill-owners.

Which best describes the Progressive Era in SC?

SC was slower to reform than other areas but did see improvement

Which statement about farmers in South Carolina during the this period is true?

Because of various challenges, they experienced an economic depression

What is progressivism?

Political movement to fix issues of urbanization and growth.

What was the Great Migration?

Movement of many African Americans, to northern cities.

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1
The Women's Rights movement was to get Women all of the following
None of the above
Creditability, and Equal pay
Legal, Economic, and Social equality
More jobs, and Opportunities
2
What factor caused Columbia, South Carolina, to be considered an important industrial center in the late 19th century?
Columbia was a regional railroad hub
Columbia received grants from the state government to expand.
Columbia’s population grew because international steel industry.
Columbia did not adopt Jim Crow laws
3
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
African American culture flourished across the US.
A factory for African Americans
A railroad system
A march across the US.
4
What did the 19th Amendment do?
Gave trainers the right to capture Pokemon
Granted everyone the right to own guns
Gave black men the right to vote
Granted women the right to vote in all states
5
What was prohibition?
The revival of African American culture in America.
When a president dies.
The ban of all alcohol production and sale in the U.S.
The stock market decline
6
What is the best definition of the "New South"?
A shift towards industrialization and urbanization
A vision for a racially-integrated, peaceful, and prosperous society
highly segregated society between racial groups
7
Which region would most foreign immigrants head to?
The Midwest
The South
The West
The Northeast
8
The Progressive Era occurred during what time period ?
1869-1918
1914-2001
1890s-1920s
1812-1890
9
How did the expansion of railroad lines in South Carolina impact the state’s economy?
It caused an immediate shift from an agricultural to an industrial economy
It led to the growth of cities
It brought many immigrants to the state to work
It made it possible for farmers to give up cotton
10
A long-term effect of the Progressive Era reform movement was that
citizens were prohibited from joining unions
citizens were granted more rights under the constitution
the government acquired new territories overseas
the government prevented the growth of new industries
11
The progressive movement regarded all of the following as worthy goals except
protecting social welfare
Reducing restrictions on big businesses
fostering safety in the workplace
creating economic reform
12
Group of workers who band together to better their interests and defend their rights.
Unions
Populists
Lintheads
Political Machines
13
What crop did the Boll Weevill affect?
Wheat
Potatoes
Cotton
Flour
14
South Carolinians wanted to "bring the _____ to the _____"
Mill villages; upstate
textile industry; cotton farms
cotton mills; cotton fields
Norther factories; Southern fields
15
Often corrupt leaders of political machines; often exploited the support of immigrants
Labor Unions
Political bosses
Robber Barons
Populists
16
What is the main reason that mill workers in South Carolina were unable to improve their conditions and salaries?
labor movement was fiercely resisted by mill-owners.
Workers were well treated and did not need to improve their situation.
Most of the laborers were children and unable to organize themselves.
Diseases like tuberculosis and brown lung killed off workers
17
Which best describes the Progressive Era in SC?
SC did not participate in any reform movements
SC was ahead of the nation in reforming most issues
SC was slower to reform than other areas but did see improvement
SC moved backward on most issues while the rest of the nation progressed
18
Which statement about farmers in South Carolina during the this period is true?
Because of good climate and weather conditions, they grew more cotton
new technology, they were able to sell their crops at higher prices.
Because of high demand after World War I
Because of various challenges, they experienced an economic depression
19
What is progressivism?
Political movement trying to make progress in cloning
Try to solve problems created because no one worked on farms
Political movement to fix issues of urbanization and growth.
Term used for very efficient humans, used by scientists
20
In what year did South Carolina women gain the right to vote?
1890
1969
1973
1920
21
What was the Great Migration?
Movement of many African Americans, to northern cities.
Movement of African Americans, to southern cities.
Movement of migratorial birds when the War started in the early 1900's.
Movement of the fighter pilot planes piloted by African Americans.

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