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Duplicate of Unit 5 SSUSH 11 and 12
Duplicate of Unit 5 SSUSH 11 and 12
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#review Expansion and Reform
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Congress passed legislation to allow for construction of the Transcontinental RR. Effect of RR?
rapid western expansion
regulation of the RR industry
a decline in big city growth
an end to Chinese immigration
2
Railroad companies raised most of the money they needed to build their railroads from
private investors
hauling freight to market.
selling government land grants.
subsidies from tax revenues
3
The Plains Indians were forced to accept life on reservations and defeat by the US gov. after?
Battle of Wounded Knee
Battle of Sand Creek
Treaty of Fort Laramie
Battle of Little Big Horn
4
The RR hired workers from _______to complete the Transcontinental RR
Mexico
Ireland
Japan
China
5
By the 1890s, more than half of all "NEW" immigrants in the United States were
Asian
Jewish
Western European
Southern and Eastern Europeans
6
Increased US. industrialization in the years following the Civil War led to
increased reliance on agriculture
rapid population growth in urban areas
a decrease in child labor
fewer immigrants arriving in the US
7
What effect did southern and eastern European immigrants have on US society in the late 1800s?
Radical Rep. increased their political power in the South
People left the cities and moved to rural ares
Business trusts and monopolies gained popular support.
US cities increased in pop. size and cultural diversity
8
Which of the following best describes: Oil + oil + oil = mega oil Co.
holding company
vertical integration
trust company
horizontal integration
9
Growth in the RR and steel industries led to the development of America’s first
gold mines in California
immigration reform
big businesses
cotton mills
10
An important reason for the formation of trusts in the late 19th century was a desire to
reduce prices
eliminate the use of rebates
eliminate competition
escape federal regulation
11
The 1894 Pullman Strike was halted by
the Pullman Company
American Railway Union
an agreement achieved through mediation
a federal injunction enforced by federal troops
12
Who invented the telephone, which revolutionized both business and personal communication?
George Pullman
Alexander Graham Bell
Edwin Drake
Thomas Alva Edison
13
Who founded Standard Oil& Trusts?
J.P. Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
14
The Pullman strike is an example of
federal support of the labor unions
industrial unrest occurring during the late 1900’s
the struggle to form labor unions
the power of the labor unions over the federal government
15
Samuel Gompers founded the _____ to organize skilled workers to resist abuses by management.
ARU
NLU
AFL
Knights of Labor
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What was the purpose behind the formation of the AFL?
fight for better working conditions in American industries
create small unions for skilled and unskilled workers
improve labor relations with business to gain political pwer
plan social gatherings
17
During the late 1800s, the U.S. steel industry directly benefited from
the construction of the Panama Canal
the passage of Jim Crow laws.
the adoption of progressive political reforms
the expansion of railroads.
18
Which of the following was NOT an invention or innovation of Thomas Edison?
Motion picture
Telephone
electric light bulb
Phonograph
19
The processing center for the vast majority of immigrants arriving on the East Coast was at
Rikers Island
Angel Island
Ellis Island
Long Island
20
Which contributed MOST to the removal of the Sioux from the Great Plains from 1867 to 1890’s?
desire for more land to grow cotton
the desire to establish military posts
the building of new canals
the westward shift of the frontier
21
The Lakota angered troops by continuing a ritual that was important to them called the
Ghost Dance
Bighorn Dance
Buffalo Dance
Peace Dance
22
Chinese and Irish immigrants are known for
their contributions to the steel industry
their contributions to the railroads
working together to form the nations first trusts
their refusal to work in factories