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Period 6 Test Review
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1
Which of the following was NOT affected by the Panic of 1893? (Chronology!)
Haymarket Square Riot
Establishment of the People's Party
Coxey's Army
Closing of the Chicago World's Fair
2
Why was it beneficial for the North to pass the Homestead Act during the Civil War?
Southerners had no say about slavery in the west.
Lincoln could outlaw slavery himself in the west.
Southern business would be blocked from moving west.
Northern farmers could block out Southern farmers.
3
In contrast to "Old" immigrants, "New" Immigrants came from which of the following areas?
Latin America
Southern and Eastern Europe
Africa
Northern and Western Europe
4
What was the significance of the massacre at Wounded Knee in 1890?
It marked the end of Indian Resistance in the West.
It wiped out the buffalo herds in North America.
It was the beginning of the bloody Apache and Crow War.
It forced the US to adopt reservations for Native Americans.
5
Granted citizenship and land to natives that gave up their customs and lived on reservations.
Indian Removal Act
Dawes Act
Pendleton Act
Homestead Act
6
Which labor strike had severe repercussions for the Chicago World's Fair in 1894?
Haymarket Square Riot
Pullman Strike
Homestead Strike
Great Railroad Strike
7
How does this cartoon justify populist attitudes towards Congress following Coxey's Army?
Their work could change the Senator's minds
The Senate are controlled by big business, not the people.
Congress is too bloated to do the real work for the people.
The Senate has too many rules making it impossible to govern
8
These were organized to assist late 19th-century urban immigrants to adjust to life in the US:
Nativists
Settlement Houses
The Philanthropy of Business owners
The Federal Government
9
The outcome of the Haymarket Riot
Destroyed unionism in American forever
Won the 8 hour workday
Set organized labor back 40 years
Abolished child labor
10
What was the Sherman Anti-Trust Act used for once it passed? (Not its intended purpose)
to break up the People's Party
to break up unions
to break the corruption in the Senate
to break up monopolies
11
This law reforming civil service was passed following President Garfield's death
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Homestead Act
Dawes Act
Pendleton Act
12
The primary goal of the Dawes Severalty Act was to
Respond to military resistance from Indians
End tribal identities
Launch new creates with Indians
Promote a larget reservation system
13
The cartoon above best reflects which of the following continuities in U.S. History?
Debates over international trade restrictions
Laissez-faire economic policies
The rise of mechanization and new technology
Urban vs Rural disputes
14
Why did debtors demand the coinage of silver?
To prevent an economic collapse of U.S. banks
To prevent the Panic of 1893
To push for national banks to loan more money to farmers.
To pay off debts more cheaply
15
Which of these groups would have the most in common with the ideas expressed by Gompers?
The Supreme Court
Southern Industrialists
Populists
Conservatives
16
Used by Andrew Carnegie and Carnegie Steel to control all aspects of production of a product.
Diagonal Integration
Upward Integration
Horizontal Integration
Vertical Integration
17
What invention helped bring an end to the western open ranges and the cowboys?
Barbed Wire
Railroads
Packers
Wounded Knee
18
What was the Bessemer Process?
To assist in the vertical integration used by Carnegie
Making cheap abundant steel by blowing hot air into iron
Method of making steel where cold air is pumped into iron
Making cheap abundant iron by blowing hot air into steel
19
What did this cartoon demonstrate about the press's view of the spoils system?
It had reached a point where law & order mean nothing.
Charles Guiteau was a mere clown, not a sinister killer.
Government jobs were a joke.
The spoils system was easy to get away with.
20
What was Tammany Hall?
The Democratic political machine of NYC
The meeting place for the Populist Party
The largest building at the World's Fair
The Republican political machine of NYC
21
Which of the following helped reduce disease in cities by removing biological waste?
Storm Drains
Paved Roads
Sewage Systems
Electric Trollies
22
Sponsored by western businesses to protect US manufacturing; It later led to the Panic of 1893
Tariff of Abominations
McKinley Tariff
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Interstate Commerce Act
23
Why did William Jennings Bryan lose the 1896 election?
Big business was able to divide populists
Populists split their votes btwn Democrats & People's Party
Populists did not turn out to the polls to vote
He was too weak to attack Republicans
24
Farmers had to adapt to new realities in the photo which required greater dependence on
tenant farming
railroads
The federal government
tariffs
25
Why did many immigrants choose to live in ethnic enclaves in large cities?
better paying jobs and less crime
immigrants only planned to live in America for a brief time
US outlawed immigrants from living in better neighborhoods
previously established immigrant communities in the cities
26
Which of the following is LEAST associated with the Gilded Age?
Business Consolidation
Consumption of Goods
Conservation of Natural Resources
Government subsidies for transportation and railroads
27
Populists direct election of this group of leaders thought to be easily swayed by business.
CEOs of Companies
U.S. Presidents
U.S. Congressmen
U.S. Senators
28
The federal government contributed to the building of the national rail network by:
importing substantial numbers of Chinese to build Res
providing free grants of federal land to the RRs
transporting the mail and other federal goods over RRs
building and operating the first transcontinental rail lines
29
How did the Great Railroad Strike of 1877 impact the labor movement?
Helped establish the Knights of Labor
Brought an end to the Knights of Labor
set labor relations back 40 years
More people became sympathetic to unions
30
John Rockefeller and Standard Oil used this form of business to create a monopoly.
Vertical Integration
Vigorous Integration
Hormonal Integration
Horizontal Integration
31
A direct result of the poorly used wealth of the upper class, according to Jacob Riis.
immigration to America
The War of thee Currents
Disease in big cities
Tenements and slums
32
The first labor union that favored boycotts over strikes.
Knights of Labor
Teamsters
American Federation of Labor
American Legion
33
Considered by some historians to be the most corrupt administration in presidential history:
Benjamin Harrison
Ulysses S. Grant
Rutherford B. Hayes
James A. Garfield
34
Which of the following was a
direct long-term consequence
of the event depicted in the image?
The creation of new communities and centers for commerce
New cultural opportunities for city dwellers
An increase debate over tariff and currency issues
An increase in the debate over assimilation/Americanization
35
Which of the following could the artist be alluding to in this cartoon.
Indian Removal Act and Asian Exclusion Act
Literacy Tests for new immigrants
Banning of all immigrants and minorities from thee U.S.
Chinese Exclusion Act, Dawes Act and Jim Crow Laws
36
What major shift allowed for the
global
migration of people in the late 19th Century?
The U.S. had more jobs available than anywhere else.
Safe, cheap, fast transportation.
All jobs were now in cities.
Violence in Eastern Europe was driving many to leave.
37
This is the practice of wealthy people using some of their fortune for the greater good
Social Gospel
Social Darwinism
Philanthropy
Gospel of Wealth
38
What is the intent of the author of this cartoon?
Politicians would fight over the support of immigrants.
Americans are hypocritical about their views on immigrants.
All Americans were once poor lowlifes when they came here.
Immigrants are scum that could bring crime to America.
39
Which is
NOT
a reason why buffalo were nearly hunted to extinction?
Miners needed to remove them to gain access to minerals
Ranchers needed them removed for cattle grazing
Railroads wanted to remove them to prevent damage to trains
Farmers and companies removed them for more farm land.
40
What major business was targeted by the Interstate Commerce Act?
the steel industry
mechanized agro-business
railroads
the oil industry
