APUSH Time Period 6 review

Which ideology resulted from antipathy toward foreign-born and new migrants?

Jane Addams helped improve the conditions of immigrants and advance urban reforms through

The Pendleton Act of 1883 sought to reform civil service by doing what?

Declaring much of Civil Rights Act of 1875 unconstitutional, the Supreme Court wrote that. . .

The group whose lives were most dramatically altered by the new industrial age was

Who lived in settlement houses in Chicago and New York and championed child labor reform?

Which late 19th-century labor union emphasized "bread and butter" unionism?

The nation's earliest nationwide farmer organization was

The religious denomination that was most positively associated with New Immigrants was

Most New Immigrants

Which of the following represented a strong CHALLENGE to the 19th-century corporate ethic?

The Haymarket Square riot featured

Which of the following illustrated the limitations of the "New South's" economic revitalization

Why did many Chinese immigrants come to the West Coast during the Gilded Age?

Theodore Roosevelt sought to dissolve the Northern Securities Company on the grounds that

Immigrants after the 1890s were predominantly

a major cause of the panic of 1873 was

The majority of late 19th-century women's clubs and reform organizations tented to be

Political machines, were known for bribery and graft, but also helping immigrants though. . .

One of the early symbols of the dawning era of consumerism in urban America was

Settlement houses, such as Hull House, engaged in all of the following activities EXCEPT

Advocates of Social Darwinism claimed that society's unfit. . .

In response to high tariffs on manufactured goods, farmers were left to do what?

Which of the following was LEAST controversial during the Gilded Age

Since Andrew Jackson, Presidents have relied on this to help secure votes in exchange for jobs 

The New South featured all of the following EXCEPT

The doctrine of "separate but equal" was established with what case?

The Sierra Club. . .

In order to disenfranchise new black voters, many southern states passed what laws?

Through his railroad empire, Vanderbilt introduced. . .

A fearless African American anti-lynching advocate, suffragist, and women's rights activist

"Hard money" advocates typically want the value of a dollar indexed to what?

One of the greatest changes that industrialization brought about in the lives of workers was

As industrialization progressed in the U.S. business leaders. . .

Although the Gilded Age is an era of economic expansion, it led to the Panic of 1873 by. . 

The Populists promoted all of the following EXCEPT

In response to the Homestead Strike the government did what?

Labor unions supported immigration restrictions, as immigrants were all of the following EXCEPT

Most of the victims of the Triangle Shirtwaist Company fire were

Which of the following was LEAST associated with the "Gilded Age"?

Some leaders began to call for a "New South," focused on an increase in what? 

Tammany Hall became notorious is New York City for

The New Immigrants who came to the United States after 1880

Large-scale production fueled the Gilded Age with an emphasis on what? 

Who championed the growth of the U.S. Navy to gain greater control of foreign markets?

The classic 19th-century essay "The Gospel of Wealth" was authored by. . .

To cut costs in the manufacturing of steel, Carnegie utilized the practice of. . .

The Granger movement was most dedicated to

Which 19th-century government action aimed to break up Indian lands and force assimilation

The completion of the transcontinental railroads through the American West contributed most to

In order to raise profits, in 1877 the nations four largest railroad companies did what?

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