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Duplicate of US History Unit 2 Quiz
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A #ushistory Quiz for #11thgrade, covering the #GildedAge and #ProgressiveEra.
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1
During the late 1800s, business leaders tried to maximize profits by
eliminating tariffs
creating monopolies
resisting laissez-faire policies
supporting labor unions
2
The goal of the Settlement House movement was to
assimilate immigrants into Christian, white America.
assimilate Native Americans into Christian, white America.
provide a safe residence for poor individuals.
ensure that Christianity would remain the official religion.
3
Which of the following is an example of a Jim Crow law?
"Coloreds Only" water fountains
"Whites Only" waiting rooms
"Men's Only" restrooms
"Women's Only" gyms
4
The character below contributed to laws that segregated black and white people in the south.
George Washington
Jim Crow
Thomas Jefferson
Jefferson Davis
5
This reform gave power to the people by allowing them to "kick out" elected officials
Recall
Referendum
Initiative
Direct democracy
6
Which individual was involved in the Settlement House movement?
Jacob Riis
Ida Tarbell
Jane Addams
J.P. Morgan
7
A muckraker is a person who
publishes textbooks for high school students.
takes photos of famous people for magazines.
develops new processes to help the poor.
exposes corruption or social problems.
8
The problem shown in this cartoon is addressed in the late 1800s primarily by the
Increase in immigrant workers
implementation of the Populist Party platform
formation of labor unions
elimination of child labor
9
Which amendment allowed for direct election of Senators?
14th Amendment
17th Amendment
19th Amendment
15th Amendment
10
Ida Tarbell, Upton Sinclair, and Jacob Riis were examples of
muckrakers
presidents
senators
monopolists
11
A condition in which one business or person controls all or almost all of a product or market
A free market
A captain of industry
A monopoly
A robber baron
12
Tammany Hall was an example of a
trust
muckraker
political machine
monopoly
13
How did the two major political parties respond to the rise of the 3rd, "Populist" Party?
The Republicans combined with the Democrats.
They ignored the Populists until they went away.
The Democratic Party adopted their policies.
They attempt to defund them.
14
Labor unions in the 1800s were formed to address many issues, such as
Long hours
Child labor
Poor/dangerous working conditions
Low wages
15
The notion that the poor are poor because they are lazy and don't deserve wealth is
Anarchism
Communism
Social Darwinism
Social evolution
16
Farmers tried to solve their issues in the 1800s by joining the
American Party
Populist Party
Republican Party
Democratic Party
17
Which law led to the break-up of the Standard Oil monopoly?
Pure Food and Drug Act
Homestead Act
National Parks Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
18
These systems traded favors for votes, allowing parties to control entire cities.
Monopolies
Trusts
Political machines
Reform movement
19
How did urbanization affect the United States?
A massive increase in immigration.
A shift from rural to urban centers of population.
An increase in industrialization.
Overcrowded cities and tenements.
20
What law gave the federal government power to break up the monopolies?
Homestead Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Pure Food and Drug Act
17th Amendment
21
What was one outcome of the publication of The Jungle?
Formation of the FDA
Cleaner conditions in the meat packing industry
The "break up" of meat packing plants
Pure Food and Drug Act
22
Why would Teddy Roosevelt be considered the "Progressive" president?
He worked to ensure the end of urbanization.
He dismantled trusts and monopolies.
He regulated the meat packing industry.
He worked to ensure the end of industrialization.
23
The Progressive Era was considered progressive because of number of
Philanthropic contributions
Urbanization
Reform movements
Immigration quotas
24
The Chinese Immigration Act and the treatment of the Irish in the 1800s were examples of
tenements
nativism
policy
a reform movement
25
Industrialization changed the United States by -
Giving more freedom and hours to workers.
Decreasing the number of people who fished for a living.
Increasing the number of goods available for purchase.
Moving it from an agricultural to an industrial society.
26
What Supreme Court case resulted in the doctrine of "separate but equal"?
Oberforge v. Hodges
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Roe v. Wade
27
What vocab word means "to make a minority more like the majority"?
genocide
assimilation
assassination
expulsion
28
This/these reform(s) gave power to citizens by allowing them to vote directly on bills
Initiative
Referendum
Recall
Direct elections
29
The women's suffrage movement achieved its goals with what amendment?
15th Amendment
17th Amendment
14th Amendment
19th Amendment