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Review of Time Periods 1-7
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Brief review of time periods 1-7 from the AP US curriculum framework.
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The original purpose of this law was to make it illegal to create a monopoly
The Dawes Act
The 13th Amendment
The Homestead Act
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act
2
This man monopolized the oil refining industry during the Gilded Age
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
J.P. Morgan
3
This is the strategy of combining all phases of manufacturing from mining to marketing
Social Darwinism
Vertical Integration
Manifest Destiny
Horizontal Integration
4
Which of the following would most support the ideas behind the "Gospel of Wealth"
Labor Union leaders
Progressives
Industrialists
Populists
5
Which of the following was an Anti-Imperialist candidate in the Election of 1896
William McKinley
William Jennings Bryan
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
6
The passage of the Homestead Act contributed to
the outbreak of the Whiskey Rebellion
the start of the U.S. Civil War
settlement of the Great Plains
the ratification of the Bill of Rights
7
This is the process by which union leaders and owners negotiate a contract for workers
Mass Production
Vertical Integration
Collective Bargaining
Social Darwinism
8
The completion of the Transcontinental-Railroad contributed to
the defeat of the British in the Revolutionary War
the settlement of the West
Thomas Jefferson's decision to make the Louisiana Purchase
the defeat of the Confederacy
9
Andrew Carnegie used this method to mass produce steel in the U.S.
The assembly line
Horizontal Integration
Welding
The Bessemer Process
10
Which of the following actions would the Radical Republicans have supported?
Racial segregation of all public schools
Ratifying the 15th Amendment
Passage of the Jim Crow Laws
Establishing the Freedmen's Bureau
11
Which of the following groups most wanted to restrict immigration to the U.S.
Owners of big business
The Populists
The Radical Republicans
The Mugwumps
12
This organization declined in influence due to the Haymarket Square incident
The AFL (American Federation of Labor)
The Knights of Labor
The IWW (Industrial Workers of the World)
The Freedmen's Bureau
13
Which of the following can be considered an imperialist action by the U.S. government
Commodore Matthew Perry's voyage to Japan
The annexation of the Philippines
The annexation of Hawaii
The Open Door Policy
14
The Reconstruction Era ended when
the Transcontinental Railroad was completed
the Confederate army was defeated in the Civil War
President Lincoln was assassinated
Federal troops were withdrawn from the South
15
This was one of the primary causes of the Spanish-American War
A boarder dispute between the U.S. and Mexico
The U.S. annexation of Texas
The sinking of the Maine
The debate over the expansion of slavery in the West
16
This image is illustrating the concept of
Socialism
Social Darwinism
The "White Man's Burden"
Collective Bargaining
17
This law moitored businesses that transported goods and people between states
Wagner Act
Sherman Anti-trust Act
Dawes Act
Interstate Commerce Act
18
Supporters of Laissez-Faire economics believe that
strict regulations should be set for monopolies
the government should limit any interference in the economy
social programs should be established for the poor
taxes & regulations of business should be kept to a minimum
19
Which of the following contributed to the rising tensions between the U.S. & Spain in the 1890s
The U.S. annexation of Texas
Yellow Journalism
The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine
The Panama Canal
20
Inner-city, working class housing during the Gilded Age was often referred to as a
Tenement
Homestead
Colony
Plantation
21
Which of the following people would have opposed the action taken by the U.S. in this cartoon
William Jennings Bryan
Theodore Roosevelt
Charles Denby
Josiah Strong
22
Which of the following ideas was used to argue against the annexation of the Philippines?
Other imperialist powers threatened to annex the Philippines
The U.S. did not have the "consent of the governed"
The U.S. needed to expand its overseas markets
Annexation contradicted the ideas of the Declaration of Ind
23
The practice of sharecropping was detrimental to the former slaves because it
was similar to the conditions under slavery
denied African-Americans the right to vote
kept them trapped in a cycle of debt and poverty
called for high tariffs on European goods
24
The combining of firms engaged in the same enterprise into a single corporation is known was
Consensus Building
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
The Bessemer Process
25
Which of the following was a political goal of the Populist Movement
Increased coinage of silver
Additional subsidies for railroad companies
Civil Service Reform
Pro-capitalist legislation
26
Which of the following people would have supported the action taken by the U.S. in this cartoon
Senator Albert Beveridge
Senator George Frisbie Hoar
Samuel Gompers
Mark Twain
27
Which of the following laws would a Populist likely support
The 17th Amendment (Direct election of senators)
The Patriot Act
The Pendleton Act of 1883
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act
28
This individual was a contributor to the early labor movement in the U.S.
Samuel Gompers
John Locke
Abraham Lincoln
Andrew Carnegie
29
This man's writings heavily influenced the foreign policy strategies of President Roosevelt
Alfred T. Mahan
William Jennings Bryan
Henry Cabot Lodge
Albert Beveridge
30
The Articles of Confederation placed the majority of governing power with
The Judicial Branch
State Governments
The President
The Federal Government
31
This law attempted to encourage Native tribes to assimilate to American society
The Dawes Act
The Homestead Act
The Alien & Sedition Acts
The Indian Removal Act
32
Which of the following was a provision of the Platt Amendment?
Russia installed nuclear weapons in Cuba
Fidel Castro was established as the leader of Cuba
The U.S. could establish a military base in Cuba
The U.S. had the power to intervene in Cuban government
33
Which of the following events was directly influenced by the Spanish American War?
The annexation of California, New Mexico, and Nevada
The building of the Panama Canal
The creation of the Monroe Doctrine
The declaration of war against Germany in 1917
34
The people known as the "New Immigrants" during the late 1800s and early 1900s were mostly from
Asia and the Middle East
Poland, Italy, and Greece
Mexico and the Caribbean
Ireland, Germany, and England
35
Which of the following was a motivation for U.S. imperialism near the turn of the century
overproduction of U.S. industries
the success of the Populist Movement
the rise in federal tariffs
the need for raw materials and new markets
36
This man monopolized the American steel industry during the Gilded Age
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
J.P. Morgan
37
Republicans who supported Democrat Grover Cleveland in the Election of 1884 were known as
Social Darwinists
Radical Republicans
Carpetbaggers
Mugwumps
38
During the Gilded Age, an open immigration policy was supported by
factory owners
nativists
farmers
southern plantation owners
39
Which of the following concepts was used to justify imperialistic actions by the United States
Natural Rights
Separate but Equal
Social Darwinism
Consent of the Governed
40
The author of this cartoon most likely believed that
Monopolies had too much influence on the U.S. Government
The government should pass anti-trust legislation
Social Darwinism should be promoted
Laissez-Faire Capitalism should be promoted
41
Which of the following individuals would most relate to this image
Samuel Gompers
W.E.B. Dubois
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Frick