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1
James Bryce once wrote that, "A great city is a ___."
great relief
great evil
great burden
great responsibility
2
Using land and resources in an efficient way was part of Roosevelt's ___ program.
Conservation
Preservation
Elkins
Reclamation
3
Teddy Roosevelt's signature program, involving an activist president and government.
The New Freedom
The New Frontier
The Fair Deal
The Square Deal
4
Middle class community planned by Progressive reformers in Queens, NY.
Morningside Heights
Washington Heights
Little Italy
Forest Hills Gardens
5
The split in the ___ Party allowed for Woodrow Wilson to become President in 1912.
Green
Socialist
Democratic
Republican
6
How many died in the Triangle Fire?
85
145
105
115
7
Means achieving economic, political, and social rights.
Pragmatism
Social Justice
Democracy
Socialism
8
Women's advocate who stressed lobbying Congress for the national vote for women.
Alice Paul
Carrie Chapman Catt
Lucy Stone
Inez Milholland
9
Reform-minded journalists who wrote exposes about injustice were known as?
Muckrakers
Yellow Journalists
Debutantes
Sandanistas
10
Woodrow Wilson called his signature program the
New Deal
New Nationalism
Square Deal
New Freedom
11
At the turn of the Twentieth Century, ___ out of 10 African Americans lived in the South.
10
8
1
5
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General term given to describe the effort to address the problems of industrialization.
The Conservative Ascendancy
The Liberal Consensus
The Progressive Era
The Gilded Age
13
Supreme Court decision that mandated "separate but equal" facilities for whites and blacks.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Buchanan v. Worley
Guinn v. United States
Brown v. Board of Education
14
The Amendment that secured women the right to vote nationally.
19th
17th
18th
20th
15
Which of the following was not a characteristic of the City Beautiful Movement?
Tree-lined boulevards.
Increased pollution.
Increased ornamentation in cities.
Civic centers.
16
Black activist who pushed for college education and civic/political participation for blacks.
W.E.B. DuBois
Ida B. Wells
Booker T. Washington
Ray S. Baker
17
The Triangle Fire took place in what city?
New York
Chicago
Pittsburgh
Boston
18
Halted the sale of contaminated foods or medicines and called for truth in labeling.
Meat Inspection Act
Conservation
Square Deal
Pure Food and Drug Act
19
Alice Paul and the ___ used radical tactics like picketing and hunger strikes.
National Woman's Party
Redstockings
League of Lady Voters
National American Suffrage Association
20
Person responsible for planning and developing Central Park.
Frederick Law Olmstead
Daniel Burnham
John Muir
Gifford Pinchot
21
Civil Rights organization that exists to this day to advance justice for A. Americans.
Niagara Movement
National Urban League
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
Colored Women's League
22
Which of the following DOES NOT belong with the others?
18 minutes
1915
Sullivan-Hoey Fire Prevention Law
Max Blanck and Isaac Harris
23
Gave the ICC the power to investigate private business records and set maximum railroad rates.
Adamson Act
Elkins Act
Mann Act
Hepburn Act
24
Violent attacks against blacks, sometimes called this, especially concerned Progressives.
Black Slavery
Lynchings
Sharecropping
White Slavery
25
Who is the figure pictured in the opening cartoon?
Jacob Riis
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
William Howard Taft
26
The Triangle Factory was located in the top three floors of the ____ building.
Flatiron
Penn
Burnham
Asch
27
Term used to describe the time when America became more industrial and urbanized.
The Age of Reform
The Gilded Age
The Age of Innocence
The Progressive Era
28
Which of the following was NOT a candidate in the 1912 election?
Franklin Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Eugene V. Debs
29
Responsible for naming the "Gilded Age."
Carrie A. Nation
Walt Whitman
Teddy Roosevelt
Mark Twain
30
One who judges actions by consequences and believes in change through experimentation would be
industrious.
conscientious.
pragmatic.
enigmatic.
31
In this 1902 dispute, Roosevelt used arbitration to solve the worker/employer issues.
Triangle Factory Strike
Homestead Lockout
Pullman Boycott
Anthracite Coal Strike
32
Means to cover something with a thin layer of gold.
Gild
Filigree
Varnish
Coat
33
Most progressives were from the
urban middle-class.
urban lower-class.
landed gentry.
urban upper-class.
34
Means the right to vote
Roughage
Referendum
Suffrage
Amendment
35
Which of the following was not a component of TR's Square Deal?
Pure Food and Drug Act
Meat Inspection Act
Women's Suffrage
Conservation
36
1893 event that showed the power of city planning and beautification.
The Chicago World's Fair
The Pan American Exposition
The Democratic National Convention
The Progressive Party