U.S. History EOC Review 2

"I work on my former master's land; he gives us our tools & seeds to plant; we give him some of our crops" Who said this

Which was an important purpose of Lincoln in delivering his 2nd inaugural address in March 1865?

What was the significance of the passage of the Interstate Commerce Act (1887) and the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)?

One of the major goals of women during progressive era was a federal law prohibiting child labor.

How were Americans influenced by the growth of railroads during the 2nd Industrial Revolution?

Why were immigrants in the late 19th century welcomed by industrialists?

What statement BEST describes the Missouri Compromise?

The main goal of American Federation of Labor was to obtain better pay & conditions for skilled workers.

Strike and picket lines were two tactics used by labor unions in dispute with management?

California admitted as free state, popular soverignty to Mexican cession area; harsher fugitive slave law_____

Muckrakers purpose was to change polices and expose problems in businesses.

Why were many Northerns upset when Southern legislature passed "Black Codes"?

During reconstruction, how dd the Radical Republicans in Congress threaten the seperation of powers?

In 1840's how did the U.S. and G. Britain resolve their disagreement over the control over the Oregan Territory?

Which Civil War battle was the turning point because Confederate losses were so high that Lee didn't advance North?

How did geography affect the outcome of the Battle of Gettysburg?

The purpose of Angel and Ellis islands were to process immigrants?

I am preparing for my EOC by studying daily?

How did the Presidential Election of 1876 lead to the end of reconstruction?

How were Lincolcn and Andrew Johnson similar?

Kansas-Nebraska Act, "Bleeding Kansas", Scott vs Sanford supreme court case all describe what?

Which Civil war general pursued a strategy of "total war" in the South by destroying ALL and depriving south resources?

How did the Radical Republicans respond to Black codes and former southern states electing former Confederate leaders?

Which statement BEST describes "Jim Crow" laws?

The 15th amendment gave African Americans the right to vote?

What was one major effect of the Kansas-Nebraska Act (1854)?

What was the main purpose of the KKK during the reconstruction era?

The main aim for the use of Progressive Reforms was to empower voters?

The major impact of the invention of the telegraph and telephone was Americans were able to develop a national market

Meat inspection, pure food & drug, Clayton Antitrust and Federal reserve acts reflect views of Progressives in that they

What was the significance of the passage of the interstate commerce act (1877) and the Sherman Antitrust Act (1890)?

Which industrialist became wealthy by establishing a virtual monoply over American oil refining?