HIST 2112 Midterm Review

Who worked to created and promote settlement houses in the Chicago area?

Who was Lewis Hine?

Which constitutional amendment gave African American men the right to vote?

The Red Scare killed more people than World War I.

What group moved to west for religious reasons?

Who was the anti-imperialist Secretary of State that resigned from office before World War I?

What is information used to promote or publicize a particular political cause or point of view​?

Who worked for Andrew Carnegie to put down the Homestead Strike?

Who was the person that coined the term "New South"

What is the system of racial segregation in the South lasting from the Civil War until the Civil Rights Movement?

When did Reconstruction officially end?

What is the policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy or military force?

Which constitutional amendment was the direct election of senators?

Who was President at the start of the World War I?

Andrew Johnson was Abraham Lincoln's Vice President

What organization was founded to help former slaves transition to freedom in the years following the Civil War?

What is an example of non-violent resistance by Native Americans?

Which term doesn't fit with the others...

Who was the head of the Committee on Public Information?

What do you call it when all aspects of a business (top to bottom) are controlled by the same company.

Which does NOT belong?

The United States did NOT join the League of Nations

Who wrote the 14 Points?

What ended tribal rule by dividing Native American lands in 160 acre lots?

Wrote The History of the Standard Oil Company

The 1918 Influenza Pandemic killed more people than World War I.

Which event was not something that pushed the US into WWI?

This gave women the right to vote

The Great Migration was a shift away from factories after the problems of the Gilded Age were exposed.

The Slaughterhouse Case gave us the "seperate but equal" solution to racial inequalities in the United States.

More women entered the workforce during WWI.

Who were Isaac Harris and Max Blanck?

This allowed the US government to conscript (draft) people into the military for World War I

Which constitutional amendment prohibitted the sale and consumption of alcohol?

Which was NOT a member of the Central Powers

Palmer raids were part of the violence of the KKK in the 1920s

The Carlisle School was an attempt at

The Lusitania was a German U-boat that sank Allied ships.

The United States was isolationist during most of World War I.

What short-lived political party did William Jennings Bryan appeal to?

Who started using the phrase "social darwinism" in the Gilded Age?

Which strike was against the railcar company?

Which one does NOT belong...

What group were a private police force hired during the Homestead Strike?

What is an association of workers organized to protect and push for the rights and interests of worker?

Which political party was known for being anti-slavery and blamed the South for the Civil War?

These people worked to expose the problems and corruption of the Gilded Age

What is the names for government's hands off approach toward business?

Which came first, Presidential or Congressional Reconstruction?

What term means covered with the thin gold leaf or gold paint?