What is the Progressive Era?

Reform-urban problems, temperance, women's right to vote

The Populist movement

resulted from the discontent felt by many farmers

How did the new state constitution of 1895 affect African Americans in South Carolina?

It mandated separate schools for blacks and whites

The Populist Movement

Wanted the Government to protect the interest in workers

What were working conditions like in South Carolina's textile mills?

Workers faced 12-16 hour days in very unsafe conditions

The Progressive Era…

ended many issues leftover from the Gilded Age.

What historical document did the Women's Suffrage movement base thier arguments from?

The Declaration of Independence

What were Mill Villages?

Tiny poor towns, sheltered mill workers usually very small

By the end of the 1920s, the South Carolina textile industry and agriculture suffered from_____

declining demand and overproduction

Expanded the role of government

Which pull factor contributed to the Great Migration?

economic opportunities in industrialized cities

The Harlem Renaissance refers to?

A celebration of African-Americanculture in literature/art

The Populist movement was significant because

one of the few third party movements to gain influence

poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, & columnist

was the movement of Southern Blacks to Northern cities

Mainly revolved around bringing various reforms and movements.

What were the social reforms in education in the Progressive Movement?

School became required and included PE

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

Worst disaster since start of Industrial Revolution

What does NAACP stand for?

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

Why was the NAACP formed?

To demand voting and civil rights for African Americans.

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire

Fire in NYC's Triangle Shirtwaist Company; killed 146 people, mostly women.

The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire....

Led to many reforms in workplace safety

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1
What is the Progressive Era?
Immigration. industrialization and urbanization
Reform-urban problems, temperance, women's right to vote
America becomes a world power, gains oversea colonies.
War over states' rights to secede and emancipation.
2
Mill Villages included __________.
stores
houses
churches
all of the above
3
The Populist movement
was a social movement that appealed primarily to immigrants
resulted from the discontent felt by many farmers
developed because farmers resented gov't control of the RR
provided the first cultural movement since the Civil War
4
What effect did the Constitution of 1895 have on African Americans in South Carolina?
Migration was outlawed.
Schools were integrated.
Sharecropping was outlawed.
Voting laws were unfair.
5
What led to the rise of the textile industry in South Carolina?
high paying jobs for mill workers
increase in rural populations
steady supply of raw materials
development of labor unions
6
Who was the only African American among the original NAACP executives?
Martin Luther King Jr.
Rosa Parks
George Clinton
W.E.B. Du Bois
7
This amendment repealed Prohibition which was the 18th Amendment
Amendment 19
Amendment 21
Amendment 13
Amendment 23
8
What group of people were rarely allowed to work in South Carolina textile mills?
Poor, white farmers
Black people
Europeans immigrants
Chinese immigrants
9
Which of these resulted from the prohibition of alcohol during the 1920's?
growing fear of Communism
rise in organized crime
decline in immigration
expansion of the consumer economy
10
Who worked the looms in textile mills?
Successful farmers.
Native born Americans only
Women and children
Men
11
How did the new state constitution of 1895 affect African Americans in South Carolina?
It increased protections of their civil rights
It promoted the development of infrastructure
It afforded them equal representation in the legislature
It mandated separate schools for blacks and whites
12
The Populist Movement
Did not want to protect interest
18th Amendment
Wanted the Government to protect the interest in workers
19th Amendment
13
According to the map which state granted women suffrage first?
Wyoming
New York
North Carolina
California
14
What were working conditions like in South Carolina's textile mills?
There were safe working conditions
Good racial relations
Workers faced 12-16 hour days in very unsafe conditions
South Carolina's workers were very well paid
15
The Progressive Era…
created a perfectly equal society for all Americans
ended many issues leftover from the Gilded Age.
resulted in increased corruption in U.S.government.
created a somewhat equal society for all Americans
16
What historical document did the Women's Suffrage movement base thier arguments from?
The Halifax Resolves
Emancipation Proclamation
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
17
Why did the textile industry become important to South Carolina?
railroad boom
machines
made strikes
took many jobs
18
Where in South Carolina where textile mills built?
near fast-flowing rivers
in the desert
near the beach
in the mountains
19
What were Mill Villages?
A town of Germans
villages full of food
A rich neighborhood full of government officials
Tiny poor towns, sheltered mill workers usually very small
20
By the end of the 1920s, the South Carolina textile industry and agriculture suffered from_____
KKK oppression
declining demand and overproduction
Poor management
the boll weevil
21
Did the Progressive Movement in Education help out more?
Community
Teachers
Students
Parents
22
The Progressive Era
Created a smaller government
Expanded the role of government
Solved all the problems of the Gilded Age
Created more problems in goverment
23
What group of people ended up working in South Carolina textile mills?
Chinese immigrants
Poor, black farmers
Poor, white farmers
Europeans immigrants
24
Which pull factor contributed to the Great Migration?
availability of land grants for homesteaders
lower cost of living in urban areas
better soil conditions in previously uncultivated areas
economic opportunities in industrialized cities
25
What amendment outlawed prohibition and distribution of alcohol?
16th
19th
18th
17th
26
One goal of the NAACP was
Suffrage
Racial equality
Violence for equal rights
Segregation
27
Prohibition was about?
Texting and driving
Banning alcohol
Poll taxes
Rule of Law
28
What did the 19th amendment do?
Gave women the right to vote
Gave women equal pay in the workplace
Ended prohibition
Gave Native Americans the right to vote
29
The Harlem Renaissance refers to?
A struggle for civil rights led by the NAACP
A program to promote African-American owned businesses
A celebration of African-Americanculture in literature/art
A population increases in Harlem in the1920s
30
The Populist movement was significant because
activists were responsible for success of McKinley
helped elect a president at peak of its power
led to successful radical movements in the early 1900s
one of the few third party movements to gain influence
31
Langston Hughes
nicknamed Satchmo or Pops, most influential figures in jazz.
American professional baseball player
poet, social activist, novelist, playwright, & columnist
filmmaker & actor who did work in silent film comedies
32
Why did the textile industry become important in South Carolina?
Agriculture was completely destroyed and no longer existed.
Farmers wanted to become rich.
SC had cheap, non-Union labor.
Textile mills in the north had all closed.
33
Federal income tax
18th Amendment
19th Amendment
16th Amendment
17th Amendment
34
The Great Migration:
was the movement of Southern Blacks to Northern cities
was the influx of immigrants in the early 1900s
was associated with the California Gold Rush
was a result of the Irish potato famine
35
Where were the textile mills located in South Carolina?
Coast
Lowcountry
Piedmont and Upstate
Near Columbia
36
Langston Hughes participated in which event?
Spanish Inquisition
The Crusades
Harlem Globtrotters
Harlem Rennisance
37
The Progressive Era
Mainly revolved around bringing various reforms and movements.
None of the above
Revolved around segregation and anti-integration reforms.
Involved the reformation and adding the Confederacy to the Union.
38
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
1910
1911
1914
1895
39
What were the social reforms in education in the Progressive Movement?
Administrative Reforms
Teacher Evaluations required
School became required and included PE
Free Lunches
40
The Populist Movement contained
All of the above
The Grange
Patrons of Husbandry
The People's Party
41
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Favors native inhabitants over immigrants
Practice of unfair treatment towards certain groups
a group of people of the same ethnicity
Worst disaster since start of Industrial Revolution
42
In what year was the NAACP founded?
1918
1920
1909
1900
43
Women were granted suffrage through
the 15th Amendment
the 17th Amendment
the 19th Amendment
the 21st Amendment
44
When was the Progressive Era?
1754-1763
1861-1865
1890-1920
1865-1877
45
Which city in South Carolina was a very big textile industry?
Fort Mill
Columbia
Rock Hill
Charleston
46
What does NAACP stand for?
New Administration for Amending Constitutional Protection
Nationwide Association About Colored Persons
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People
National Administration to Assure Colored Protection
47
Why was the NAACP formed?
To demand suffrage for women.
To fight injustices against immigrants.
To demand voting and civil rights for African Americans.
To protect factory owners from lawsuits.
48
What did the progressive education movement aid in?
all of the above
reduced child labor
labor unions
women's suffrage
49
Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
Gov agency; fills federal jobs based on merit by taking an examination
Fire in NYC's Triangle Shirtwaist Company; killed 146 people, mostly women.
1890; law that banned the formation of trusts and monopolies in the US
political boss; head of Tammany Hall; extremely corrupt
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The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire....
Inspired the Populist Party
Led to the establishment of the 40-hour work week
Led to many reforms in workplace safety
Was a novel published by Upton Sinclair

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