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MID TERM REVIEW - GILDED AGE
MID TERM REVIEW - GILDED AGE
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1
Which of the following were
most hurt
by monopolies?
immigrants
consumers
railroads
native americans
2
This business leader monopolized oil with the Standard Oil Company?
William Bryan
John Rockefeller
Andrew Carneige
J P Morgan
3
The term nativism can be defined as dislike and resistance to:
monopolies
native americans
immigrants
industry
4
This law was the first attempt to regulate monopolies.
Selective Service Act
Pure Food and Drug Act
Sherman anti trust Act
The Commerce Act
5
These formed to gain better working conditions and wages for factory workers
Labor Unions
Granges
Worker Leagues
Alliances
6
Which was an
EFFECT
of Gilded Age industrialization?
decreased immigration
urbanization
growth of railroads
increased nationalism
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Act that gave away 160 acres of land to encourage western settlement
Dawes Act
Morril Act
Homestead Act
Land act
8
Political Party that worked to help farmers and factory workers.
Republican Party
Populist Party
Progressive Parrty
Bull Moose Party
9
This law allowed the federal government to regulate the railroad industry.
Dawes Act
Interstate Commerce Act
Sherman Anti Trust Act
Pacific Railroad Act
10
Term used to describe ruthless business leaders that hurt the american economy and consumer.
Scalawag
Monopoly Giant
Robber Barron
Anarchist
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This law attempted to assimilate native Americans by making them farmers.
The Dawes Act
The Settlement Act
Indian Removal Act
Homestaed Act
12
When politicians use the power of their office to gain personal profit.
graft
extortion
anarchism
patronage
13
These laws mandated the segregation of races in public places.
Minority Laws
Jim Crow aws
Fundamentaist Laws
Black Codes
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When politicians "buy votes" or political support by providing jobs.
graft
patronage
socialism
anarchism
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This philosophy opposed government involvement in the economy.
Populism
Socialism
Laissez Faire
Social Darwinism