What motivated the group of people to move to Northern Cities during the Great Migration?

Increased availability of manufacturing jobs in the North.

All of the following were weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation EXCEPT:

Power of Congress to regulate trade

All were ways the government tried to solve problems created by monopolies EXCEPT:

Passing legislation to help corporations become larger.

According to the U.S. Bill of Rights, which of the following are "rights of the accused?"

Due process of law and protection from excessive bail

Which description best characterizes Progressivism?

Reform movement emerging in response to corruption.

Which concern led the U.S. Senate to reject the Treaty of Versailles?

Draw the US into foreign wars through the League of Nations

Why did the organization of labor unions often lead to violence?

Business owners used force to stop workers from unionization

Which of the following are political or social problems cited in the passage below?

Capitalists are able to make laws in their own interests., Monopolizing transportation swindles the consumer & producer

Which of the following was a problem that the labor union movement addressed?

Factory wages were too low for people to earn a living.

All of the following would be considered Jim Crow Laws EXCEPT:

Interracial marriages becoming the accepted norm.

Which accurately describes how segregation changed after Jim Crow laws were passed?

Segregation became more severe because it was now legal.

This text is a provision of the Northwest Ordinance. What is the purpose of this provision?

New states have the same official standing as old states

How did the removal of federal troops after Reconstruction change the South?

Racial discrimination became codified with Jim Crow laws.

What foreign policy did the US pursue after its involvement in World War I?

The US limited its involvement in international affairs.

Which right is protected by the 1st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution?

Right to petition the government

What is one way industrialization affected agriculture in the late 1800s and early 1900s?

It reduced the amount of labor needed to grow crops.

Why did colonists view the text below as an infringement on their rights?

Because it limited their ability to assemble

What info in the passage refutes this thesis? "Containment was a success in the Cold War"

The U.S. withdrew from South Vietnam.

Which of the following statements describes the Enlightenment idea of natural rights?

All are born with life, liberty, & the pursuit of happiness

Which of the following statements describes the Enlightenment idea of the social contract?

People dissolve the government when it becomes destructive

Which ways did discrimination affect American Indians living on reservations in the 1800s?

American Indians were not formally recognized as citizens., Reservation life set American Indians at a disadvantage.

Which response correctly identifies two factors that led to the Great Depression?

Buying on credit and unequal distribution of wealth.

This text is a provision of the Northwest Ordinance. What does this provision try to prevent?

Stops the Northwest Territory from being governed unfairly

Which of the following is a Progressive reform to fix the problems listed in the passage?

Progressive Presidents passed anti-trust laws., Citizens electing legislatures instead of the capitalists.

What was one effect of the New Deal?

The federal government's role in Americans' lives expanded.

All of the following were ways that industrialization led to new jobs in urban areas EXCEPT:

Immigrants came to the U.S. to work on farms.

What is one concern shown by the author of the document below?

A powerful few will use their position to oppress the people

Which of the following influenced the U.S. Bill of Rights?

Virginia Declaration of Rights, Magna Carta, 1689 English Bill of Rights, Enlightenment ideas

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1
What information should be used to evaluate a source's credibility?
The length of the book
The age of the author
The author's qualifications
The city in which the book was published.
2
What motivated the group of people to move to Northern Cities during the Great Migration?
Removal of Jim Crow laws in the South.
Increased availability of manufacturing jobs in the North.
Increased racial tensions in industrialized areas.
Expanded cultural experiences in the South.
3
All of the following were weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation EXCEPT:
Resolving disputes between states
Paying Revolutionary War debt
Power of Congress to regulate trade
Authority in a centralized federal government
4
What issue was at the center of Theodore Roosevelt's statement below?
Political Corruption
Conservation Reform
Conservation Corruption
Political Reform
5
All were ways the government tried to solve problems created by monopolies EXCEPT:
Passing legislation to make trusts illegal.
Passing legislation to stop companies from price-fixing.
Passing legislation to eliminate railroad abuses.
Passing legislation to help corporations become larger.
6
According to the U.S. Bill of Rights, which of the following are "rights of the accused?"
Freedom of trade and the seas
Due process of law and protection from excessive bail
Freedom of the press and assembly
Right to vote and the abolition of slavery
7
Which description best characterizes Progressivism?
Political philosophy for public ownership of property.
Reform movement emerging in response to corruption.
Economic system where Government makes economic decisions.
Movement seeking to revive the role of religion in America.
8
Which concern led the U.S. Senate to reject the Treaty of Versailles?
Draw the US into foreign wars through the League of Nations
Allow the League of Nations to develop its own standing army
Too forgiving on Germany following its defeat in the war
Force the US to give up territory gained during the war
9
Why did the organization of labor unions often lead to violence?
Union leaders required US workers to join worldwide strikes
Union leaders would not negotiate with factory owners
Business owners used force to stop workers from unionization
The government used force to improve working conditions
10
Which of the following are political or social problems cited in the passage below?
Capitalists are able to make laws in their own interests.
Citizens electing legislatures instead of the capitalists.
Progressive Presidents passed anti-trust laws.
Monopolizing transportation swindles the consumer & producer
11
All of the following are rights in the U.S. Bill of Rights from English documents EXCEPT:
Protection from cruel and unusual punishment
Right to bare arms
The right to vote
Right to a trial by jury
12
Which of the following was a problem that the labor union movement addressed?
Limiting the work day to 8 hours.
Increasing wages for politicians and business owners.
Food was too dangerous for people to eat, making them sick.
Factory wages were too low for people to earn a living.
13
All of the following would be considered Jim Crow Laws EXCEPT:
Literacy tests must be passed in order to vote in elections.
Interracial marriages becoming the accepted norm.
Separate bathrooms for Whites and African-Americans.
Segregated schools for Whites and African-Americans.
14
Which accurately describes how segregation changed after Jim Crow laws were passed?
There were more restrictions on Whites after Jim Crow Laws.
Segregation became more severe because it was now legal.
It became easier for African-Americans to vote in the South.
African-Americans could legally enter white restaurants.
15
This text is a provision of the Northwest Ordinance. What is the purpose of this provision?
New states have the same official standing as old states
Stops the Northwest Territory from being governed fairly
New states are superior to the old states
Stops the Northwest Territory from being governed unfairly
16
How did the removal of federal troops after Reconstruction change the South?
Racial discrimination became codified with Jim Crow laws.
Had little effect because Reconstruction was successful.
Republicans gained influence in Southern State governments.
Ensured African Americans would have political influence.
17
What foreign policy did the US pursue after its involvement in World War I?
The US led the League of Nations to promote peace.
The US paid for the rebuilding of Great Britain and France.
The US limited its involvement in international affairs.
The US seized territories from its European rivals.
18
Which right is protected by the 1^st Amendment of the U.S. Constitution?
Right to remain silent while under arrest
Right to petition the government
Right to lawful search and seizure
Right to bear arms
19
What is one way industrialization affected agriculture in the late 1800s and early 1900s?
It decreased opportunities to grow a variety of crops.
It decreased the amount of land available for cultivation.
It delayed the transportation of crops to market.
It reduced the amount of labor needed to grow crops.
20
Why did colonists view the text below as an infringement on their rights?
Because it outlawed jury trials
Because it prevented them from owning property
Because it limited their ability to assemble
Because it restricted their exercise of religious freedom
21
What info in the passage refutes this thesis? "Containment was a success in the Cold War"
By 1964, the United States began sending combat troops.
The U.S. military used extensive bombing.
Military advisers were sent to South Vietnam.
The U.S. withdrew from South Vietnam.
22
Which of the following statements describes the Enlightenment idea of natural rights?
All are born with life, liberty, & the pursuit of happiness
He has dissolved Representative Houses repeatedly
When government is destructive, the people should abolish it
We have appealed to their native justice and magnanimity
23
Which of the following statements describes the Enlightenment idea of the social contract?
People dissolve the government when it becomes destructive
The king should rule without question from citizens
All are born with life, liberty, & the pursuit of happiness
The government can search your property whenever it wants
24
Which ways did discrimination affect American Indians living on reservations in the 1800s?
The government upheld treaty agreements with Indian tribes.
American Indians were not formally recognized as citizens.
American Indians freely practiced tribal religions.
Reservation life set American Indians at a disadvantage.
25
Which of the following events led the U.S. into World War I?
The sinking of the Lusitania.
The formation of the League of Nations.
The Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
The signing of the Treaty of Versailles.
26
Which response correctly identifies two factors that led to the Great Depression?
The stock market crashed and no one had money.
People bought on credit and did not pay back the banks.
The people lost basically everything (food, housing, etc.).
Buying on credit and unequal distribution of wealth.
27
This text is a provision of the Northwest Ordinance. What does this provision try to prevent?
Stops the Northwest Territory from being governed fairly
New states have the same official standing as old states
Stops the Northwest Territory from being governed unfairly
New states are superior to the old states
28
All of the following territories became US possessions under expansion EXCEPT:
The Philippines
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Costa Rica
29
Which of the following is a Progressive reform to fix the problems listed in the passage?
Capitalists are able to make laws in their own interests
Progressive Presidents passed anti-trust laws.
Citizens electing legislatures instead of the capitalists.
Monopolizing transportation swindles the consumer & producer
30
What was one effect of the New Deal?
Thousands of government workers lost their jobs.
The federal government's role in Americans' lives expanded.
Roosevelt lost the 1936 election.
The powers of the President became significantly weaker.
31
All of the following were ways that industrialization led to new jobs in urban areas EXCEPT:
Professional police were needed to address high crime rates.
Newly invented machines needed people to operate them.
A need for housing led to the need for construction jobs.
Immigrants came to the U.S. to work on farms.
32
All of the following are reasons why the U.S. participated in expansionist policies EXCEPT:
To close the Western frontier.
To acquire new territories.
Competition for markets throughout the globe.
A sense of cultural superiority.
33
What is one concern shown by the author of the document below?
A powerful few will use their position to oppress the people
A republic will be unable to raise money to pay for an army
Few citizens will vote for officials in elections
Ambitious men will use their power to command the Navy
34
Which of the following influenced the U.S. Bill of Rights?
Virginia Declaration of Rights
Magna Carta
1689 English Bill of Rights
Enlightenment ideas
35
Which group of people migrated from the South to the North during the Great Migration?
Asian Americans
African Americans
Mexican Americans
Native Americans

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