How did the Fordney-McCumber Act affect foreign trade?

Foreign nations retaliated with Tariffs on US goods.

Sacco and Vanzetti are well known because:

They didn't get a fair trial due to being foreign anarchists

This policy by Roosevelt made America the police of the Western Hemisphere

Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine

Why was Vicksburg an important Union victory?

Gained control of the Mississippi River, Split Confederacy

How was the Emancipation Proclamation beneficial to the Union?

Escaped "freed" slaves joined the Union Army.

When an industrialist controls a single part of the production process but over a large area:

Horizontal Integration (Rockefeller)

Which of these was NOT a part of the Compromise of 1850?

Missouri enters as a slave state

These Progressive era Presidents were known as trust-busters who broke up monopolies/trusts.

Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard Taft

What was the Anaconda Plan?

Union naval strategy to strangle Confederate supply lines.

What major problem did Industrialists pose during the Industrial revolution?

They had too much wealth and power over government.

Alfred Thayer Mahan wrote this book, advocating for a strong Navy

Influence of Sea Power Upon History

The Sherman Antitrust Act made it illegal to form what?

Monopolies and trusts that hurt trade

A Laissez Faire Government would have taken this approach to the economy:

Hands off - Let the economy and business do its normal thing

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Florida US History EOC Review Civil War, Reconstruction, Westward Expansion, Industrial Revolution, Labor Movement, Cities, Immigrants and Farmers, Progressive Movement, Imperialism

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How did the Fordney-McCumber Act affect foreign trade?
Foreign nations thanked the US for their business
Foreign nations stopped trading with the US totally
Foreign nations plotted to attack the US
Foreign nations retaliated with Tariffs on US goods.
2
Which law gave Government power to regulate the railroad industry?
National Railroad Act
Interstate Commerce Act
Pure Food and Drug Act
Sherman Antitrust Act
3
Sacco and Vanzetti are well known because:
They tried to overthrow the government
They were terrorists
They didn't get a fair trial due to being foreign anarchists
They were elected to high government positions
4
Carnegie's Partner in US Steel and the Homestead Strike.
Henry Bessemer
Henry Frick
Henry Ford
Henry Flagler
5
This Constitutional amendment abolished slavery.
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14
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This riot took place when a bomb was thrown at police.
Haymarket Riot
Homestead Strike
Bleeding Kansas
Pullman Strike
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Belief that there should be no government:
Anarchism
Communism
Socialism
Capitalism
8
The belief that evolution can translate to society and successful people are more superior.
Commercial Darwinism
Social Darwinism
National Socialism
Free Market Capitalism
9
What invention closed the open range?
Barbed Wire
Pullman Sleeper Cars
Semi Trucks
Steel Plow
10
This was a mass movement of African Americans from the South to Northern Cities
The Great Migration
The Harlem Renaissance
The Northern Journey
The Mass Movement
11
This coalition of nations attempted to achieve world peace in the 20s. The U.S. never joined.
United Nations
Peace Corps
League of Nations
World Peace Union
12
Young women who changed social norms by dancing, smoking and drinking in public were called:
Dazzlers
Sparklers
Flappers
Clappers
13
This Presidential candidate gave the famous "Cross of Gold" speech in favor of bimetallism.
Thaddeus Stevens
William Jennings Bryan
William La Follett
Clarence Darrow
14
The fear of communist influence in the US during the 20s was known as the:
Green Scare
Red Scare
Red Fright
Black Tuesday
15
Andrew Carnegie employed this method of mass-producing steel to become a millionaire.
Rockefeller Process
Carnegie Process
Quick Steel process
Bessemer Process
16
This group of politicians wanted full rights/equality for freedmen and to punish the South.
Radical Republicans
Southern Democrats
The Constitutionalists
Radical Democrats
17
This policy by Roosevelt made America the police of the Western Hemisphere
Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
Dollar Diplomacy
Total War
Imperialism Doctrine
18
Why was Vicksburg an important Union victory?
It ended the Civil War
It cut off ALL supplies to the Confederacy
It cut off all Railroad lines in the South
Gained control of the Mississippi River, Split Confederacy
19
Who wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?
Frederick Douglass
Harriet Tubman
Harriet Beecher Stowe
Mark Twain
20
This policy would add silver to the economy, creating inflation so farmers could raise prices.
Trimetallism
Unimetallism
Bimetallism
Monometallism
21
This major form of battle in WWI led to stalemates and caused battles to last longer.
Amphibious Attacks
Trench Warfare
Tank Battles
Dogfights
22
This labor union, founded by Terrence Powderly, included black workers, women, immigrants etc.
Knights of Labor
The Federation of Federated Labor Unions of The Americas
The American Union of American Labor Unions of America
American Federation of Labor
23
This government action limited Japanese immigration to the US in 1907.
Japanese Exclusion Act
Japanese Agreement
Gentlemen's Agreement
Chinese Exclusion Act
24
What major Civil War battle took place in Florida?
Gettysburg
Olustee
Chickamauga
Kissimmee
25
Speech outlining Woodrow Wilson's plan for Democracy in Europe after WWI.
14 points speech
10 points speech
15 points speech
20 points speech
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This political party was made up of farmers seeking representation in Government.
Mugwump Party
Populist Party
Popcorn Party
Farm Party
27
This gave 160 acres of land to settlers willing to improve it or farm it.
Homestead Act
Freeland Act
Dawes Act
Morrill Land Grant Act
28
Carnegie and Frick wanted to break the union, so they planned this strike.
Pullman Strike
US Steel strike
Homestead Strike
Haymarket Strike
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How was the Emancipation Proclamation beneficial to the Union?
It negotiated a cease-fire in the Southern states.
It killed hundreds of Confederate soldiers directly.
It ended the Civil War.
Escaped "freed" slaves joined the Union Army.
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Literacy Tests, Vagrancy laws, and other laws restricting the rights of freedmen were known as:
Jim Crow Laws
Black Codes
Slave codes
Southern Codes
31
When an industrialist controls a single part of the production process but over a large area:
Horizontal Integration (Rockefeller)
Diagonal Integration
Vertical Integration (Carnegie)
Backwards Integration
32
What battle was the turning point of the Civil War?
Appomattox
Gettysburg
Bull Run
Antietam
33
This law attempted to "Americanize" or assimilate Natives by giving them land to own.
Dawes Act
Indian Acts
Native Land Act
Homestead Act
34
Organized group that controlled city politics through corruption or voter fraud. (Tammany Hall)
Corruption Machine
Voting Machine
Government Machine
Political Machine
35
Which of these was NOT a part of the Compromise of 1850?
Missouri enters as a slave state
Slave trade outlawed in Washington DC
California enters as a free state
Harsher Fugitive Slave Laws
36
What was the name of the Populist political platform during the election of 1892?
Kansas-Nebraska Platform
Omaha Platform
Great Plains Platform
Popcorn Platform
37
African American Soldiers who served in the US Army?
Crazy Horse Soldiers
Black Panthers
Buffalo Soldiers
Prairie Dog Soldiers
38
These Progressive era Presidents were known as trust-busters who broke up monopolies/trusts.
John F. Kennedy and Lyndon B. Johnson
Teddy Roosevelt and William Howard Taft
Calvin Coolidge and Warren Harding
Franklin Delano Roosevelt and Harry Truman
39
This Constitutional Amendment granted equal rights/citizenship to American-born people.
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15
16
14
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A company that has complete control of an industrial market...
Monopoly
Market Monster
Communist
Oligopoly
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Rockefeller's business partner in Standard Oil, built FL East Coast Railroad; "Father of Miami"
Henry Bessemer
Henry Flagler
Henry Ford
Henry Frick
42
What was the Anaconda Plan?
Union strategy to free Confederate slaves.
Union naval strategy to strangle Confederate supply lines.
Confederate naval strategy to strangle Union supply lines.
Confederate strategy to use snakes as weapons in battle.
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Biased communications meant to affect and control opinions of domestic citizens.
Journalism
Reliable Information
Muckraking
Propaganda
44
What major problem did Industrialists pose during the Industrial revolution?
They treated workers too well.
They had too much wealth and power over government.
They were communists
They donated too much money to charity
45
Alfred Thayer Mahan wrote this book, advocating for a strong Navy
Influence of Sea Power Upon History
The Case for a Big Navy
How to Build a Navy in 10 Days
Naval Domination 101
46
Founded by Samuel Gompers, this labor union was more exclusive and only allowed skilled workers
Knights of Labor
The Nationalist Labor Union of America
American Federation of Labor
The super duper exclusive labor union
47
The Sherman Antitrust Act made it illegal to form what?
New marketplaces
Private businesses
New Inventions
Monopolies and trusts that hurt trade
48
General Custer and his army were defeated by Crazy Horse and Sitting Bull here
Sand Creek
Fort Laramie
Battle of Little Bighorn
Wounded Knee
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Germany's pledge to not sink any more merchant ships, which they would later break-
Sussex Pledge
Versailles Pledge
Zimmerman Pledge
Lusitania Pledge
50
A Laissez Faire Government would have taken this approach to the economy:
Regulate somewhat, but not too much.
Hands on - Control the economy
Hands on - spend lots of money in private business
Hands off - Let the economy and business do its normal thing
51
This is sensationalist journalism that exaggerates or lies in order to sell newspapers.
Blue Journalism
Red Journalism
Green Journalism
Yellow Journalism
52
First African American in Congress?
John Brown
Frederick Douglass
Dred Scott
Hiram Rhodes Revels
53
Laws that established and maintained racial segregation in the South were called:
Slave Codes
Jim Crow Laws
Separate but equal laws
Black Codes
54
Northerners who exploited the South during reconstruction for political or economic gain:
Carpetbaggers
Fig Newtons
Habberdashers
Scalawags
55
This stated that the US had no intentions of annexing Cuba after liberation from Spain.
Teller Amendment
Spanish-American Amendment
Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
Platt Amendment
56
You could be fined or jailed for speaking against the war effort/government because of this.
First Amendment
Espionage and Sedition Act
Unfreedom of Opinion Act
War Loyalty Act
57
Which of these IS NOT a consequence of the Civil War?
Slavery was abolished
The United States remained together
Racism was ended in America forever
Federal Government grew in power
58
The term for the outpouring of African American culture, art, poetry and music in the 20s?
Harlem Globetrotters
Harlem Hellfighters
Harlem Enlightenment
Harlem Renaissance
59
This started as a means for isolated farmers to be social and turned into a political group.
Great Plains movement
Grange Movement
Dust Bowl movement
Open Range movement
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Investigative journalists that exposed the problems and corruption of society.
Populists
Mugwumps
Muckrakers
Radical Republicans
61
Bleeding Kansas took place after which major Government action?
Secession of South Carolina
Emancipation Proclamation
Kansas-Nebraska Act
Missouri Compromise
62
How did Demobilization affect the US economy?
Led to high unemployment and the depression of 1920-1921
Led to an economic boom
Led to creation of a new industrial revolution
Created millions of jobs in manufacturing
63
This muckraker wrote The Jungle about the Chicago meatpacking industry.
Henry Morton
Ida Tarbell
Upton Sinclaire
Jacob Riis
64
The explosion of this battleship in the Havana Harbor led to the Spanish-American War in 1898
USS California
USS Maine
USS Missouri
USS South Carolina
65
This Constitutional Amendment allowed citizens to directly vote for senators.
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17
18
16
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This British passenger ship carried over 100 Americans and was sunk by German U-boats.
Lusitania
Mesopotamia
Titanic
Persitania
67
This was Roosevelt's foreign policy in the Caribbean/Western Hemisphere
Good Neighbor Diplomacy
Dollar Diplomacy
Big Stick Policy
Peace Through Strength
68
Sharing a list of workers not to hire:
Strike Breakers
Black listing
Lock out
Strike
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What abolitionist led a failed raid at Harper's Ferry and was later martyred?
Nat Turner
John Brown
Frederick Douglass
Dred Scott
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Which inventor created cosmetic supplies for African American women?
Sarah Decker
Madame CJ Walker
Thomas Edison
George Pullman
71
This man led the American Expeditionary Force in WWI.
General Eisenhower
General Pershing
General Patton
General MacArthur
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Where is Fort Sumter located? (First state to secede)
Georgia
Florida
South Carolina
North Carolina
73
This Constitutional amendment granted women the right to vote in 1919.
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18
19
16
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This President gave America the "Square Deal"
Ronald Reagan
William Taft
Harry Truman
Teddy Roosevelt
75
Who was the most celebrated poet of the Harlem Renaissance?
Langston Hughes
Howard Hughes
Martin Luther King
Jacob Riis
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This Constitutional amendment granted voting rights to African Americans.
19
13
15
14
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This required Native Americans to live on small, undesirable, predetermined pieces of land
Morrill Land Grant Act
Indian Wars
Homestead Act
Reservation System
78
What was the purpose of the Washington Naval Conference and Kellogg-Briand Pact?
To increase trade between nations
To create alliances with Germany
To decrease the likelihood of another world war.
To give the US more power
79
The US grew their military force by using this, which instituted a mandatory draft.
Selective Service Act
Volunteer Military Act
Wartime Need Act
Army Recruitment Act
80
This required Cuba to stay out of debt and not to get tangled in foreign alliances.
Teller Amendment
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Cuba
Platt Amendment
81
This President is associated with "Dollar Diplomacy"
Teddy Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Calvin Coolidge
82
What major rulings were made in the Dred Scott case?
Congress can't regulate property (MO Compromise illegal)
Slaves were property and therefore not citizens
Dred Scott was a free citizen
Slavery was unconstitutional.
83
This was the infamously corrupt leader of Tammany Hall. "What are you going to do about it?"
William "Boss" Tweed
Upton Sinclaire
Jacob Riis
Samuel Gompers
84
Why did the US not join the League of Nations?
Congress wished to avoid foreign entanglements(isolationism)
Congress couldn't afford to join
The League of Nations rejected the US.
President Woodrow Wilson didn't want to join
85
This Constitutional amendment outlawed the production or sale of alcoholic beverages.
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18
17
19
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What was the purpose of the Dawes Plan after WWI?
To start another world war
To punish Germany even worse
To stabilize European economies
To take over Europe
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What tactics were used to keep Freedmen from utilizing their 15th amendment rights?
Height Requirements
Physical Fitness requirements
Hearing and Eyesight tests
Literacy Tests, Poll Taxes and Residency requirements
88
This Treaty ended WWI and made Germany pay massive war reparations causing great resentment.
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Germany
Treaty of Ghent
89
This shipping route created by Teddy Roosevelt connected the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.
Panama Canal
Suez Canal
Bering Strait
The Colombian Strait
90
The CPI (Committee on Public Information) was responsible for what during WWI?
Anti British Propaganda
Pro German Propaganda
Pro America, Pro War Propaganda
Anti-War Propaganda
91
The History of the Standard Oil Company; showed Rockefeller's business practices was written by
Jacob Riis
Upton Sinclaire
John D. Rockefeller
Ida Tarbell
92
This message from Germany to Mexico attempting to form an alliance, leading the U.S. into WWI-
Lusitania Telegram
Gavrilo Princip Telegram
U-Boat Telegram
Zimmerman Telegram
93
Government controls economy, no private property, classless society with no rich and poor.
Communism
Socialism
Capitalism
Anarchism
94
Which political party formed out of anger about the Kansas-Nebraska Act?
Libertarian
Republican
Democrat
Communist
95
Southerners who supported reconstruction or who were against secession:
Hobknobbers
Treachorous Swine
Scalawags
Carpetbaggers
96
These were massacres of Native Americans by the US Army during the Indian Wars
Olustee and Kissimmee
Sioux Hills and Black Hills
Sand Creek and Wounded Knee
Little Bighorn and Fort Laramie
97
This woman is known for creating settlement houses to help poor immigrants such as Hull House.
Susan B. Anthony
Jane Addams
Wednesday Addams
Abigail Addams
98
Which of these was NOT a prominent member of the Civil Rights movement during the 1920s?
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
Marcus Garvey
W.E.B. Dubois
Booker T. Washington
99
When an industrialist controls every stage of production from raw materials to distribution:
Diagonal Integration
Reverse Integration
Horizontal Integration (Rockefeller)
Vertical Integration (Carnegie)
100
The mass arrest and deportation of foreign born anarchists in the 1920s was called the:
McCarthyism
Palmer Raids
Soviet Overthrow
Anarchist Party
101
This Constitutional amendment introduced income tax:
18
17
16
15
102
What was the "Nadir"?
An area of the country where racism didn't exist.
Point when racism reached its worst in the US.
Point when racism disappeared in the US.
The beginning of racism in the US
103
This organization was founded to help freedmen adjust to freedom and get land and education
NAACP
Freedmen's Bureau
Radical Republicans
Black Panthers
104
Which President annexed Hawaii, Puerto Rico, The Philippines, Midway and Guam?
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
William Howard Taft
Teddy Roosevelt
105
Plessy v Ferguson ruled segregation was legal on what basis?
Together but unequal
Separate and unequal
Unequal but separate
Separate but equal
106
This Muckraker wrote How the Other Half Lives detailing the extreme poverty in New York City.
Upton Sinclaire
Ida Tarbell
Frank Morris
Jacob Riis
107
The satirical artist who drew political cartoons that exposed Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed-
Thomas Nast
Jacob Riis
Upton Sinclaire
Charlie Hebdo
108
Where were slaves NOT freed by the Emancipation Proclamation?
Border slave states that remained loyal to the Union.
Florida
Confederate States
All Southern states in rebellion
109
These diseases contracted by mosquitoes were a major obstacle to building the Panama Canal.
Malaria and Yellow Fever
Influenza and Swine Flu
E Coli and Rhinovirus
Typhoid and Cholera
110
The inventor of the sleeper car lowered wages in his company town, making his workers strike
Haymarket Riot
Homestead Strike
Westinghouse Strike
Pullman Strike
111
Government should control some factors of production to make life better for workers
Socialism
Anarchism
Capitalism
Communism
112
How did the Transcontinental Railroad affect US trade?
It reduced trade from the East Coast to the West Coast
It hurt trade by boat
It made the US a national marketplace, connecting East/West
It allowed for more trade with foreign countries
113
The Scopes Trial was over the issue of:
Churches teaching evolution
teaching Christianity in school
illegally teaching evolution in school
teachers protesting their pay
114
The US instituted this policy, which opened China for free trade with other nations.
Free China Policy
Open Door Policy
Chinese Exclusion Act
Closed Door Policy
115
This island nation was annexed by the US in 1898 after the queen was overthrown.
Philippines
Cuba
Puerto Rico
Hawaii

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