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Which of the following is TRUE about Ellis Island?
Processing time could take weeks, months, or even years
Had to prove family already lived in US
Did not have to prove family already lived in US
Off the coast of San Francisco
2
New method that made production of steel much more efficient. The result is cheaper steel.
Literacy Test
Vertical Integration
Bessemer Process
Eminent domain
3
Required people to pass a reading test to vote. Goal was to keep black ppl from voting.
poll tax
grandfather clause
disenfranchisement
literacy test
4
Horizontal integration = controlling all stages of production from raw materials to finished products.
False
True
5
Which of the following cities would have industrialized LAST?
Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Savannah, Georgia
Detroit, Michigan
New York, New York
6
Vertical integration = A company merges with other companies that operate at the same level of the supply chain.
False
True
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This amendment, added after the civil war, guaranteed legal equality for former slaves.
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
19th Amendment
13th Amendment
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Which of the following was NOT true of the Virginia Racial Integrity Act of 1924?
It made interracial marriage illegal in the state
The eugenic "science" in the law would inspire Hitler's "final solution"
"White" meant you have less than 1/8 non-white ancestry
The law required all Virginians to identify as either "white" or "colored"
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The Haymarket Square Riot led to decreased membership of WHICH union?
Brotherhood of Sleeping Car Porters & Maids
American Railway Union
American Federation of Labor
Knights of Labor
10
Cheaply built apartments located in major cities; cramped conditions for immigrants.
Settlement Houses
Tenements
Urbanization
Gospel of Wealth
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Term used to describe one company that controls an entire industry; company has no competition.
trust
monopoly
industry
rural
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The Niagara Movement would set the stage for the creation of the...
National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
American Federation of Labor (AFL)
Knights of Labor
Temperance movement
13
Which family is an example of "new money" during the Gilded Age?
The Rockefellers.
The Roosevelts.
The Adams.
The Astors.
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This helped address the issues presented by Samuel Hopkins Adams.
Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
Secret Ballots.
Pure Food and Drug Act.
The Federal Reserve.
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Voting law where people were forced to pay a fee to vote. Intended to keep black ppl from voting.
literacy test
poll tax
grandfather clause
disenfranchisement
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What is an "honest graft"?
Using political influence for personal gain through illegal means.
Bribing officials to secure government contracts.
Using inside political knowledge to make personal profits.
Refusing any form of personal enrichment in politics.
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Amendment that banned the manufacture, sale, or ownership of alcohol.
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Which of the following was NOT part of Roosevelt's SQUARE DEAL?
Corporate regulation
Consumer protection
Conservation
Cockroach fighting
19
What was a common perception of "new money" individuals by the "old money" elite during the Gilded Age?
They were viewed as equals due to their financial success.
They were seen as pioneers of cultural and social traditions.
They were considered lacking in proper social pedigree and refinement.
They were readily accepted into high society without any reservations.
20
Which labor leader is correctly matched with their union?
Eugene V. Debs – American Federation of Labor (AFL)
Terence Powderly – United Mine Workers
Samuel Gompers – Industrial Workers of the World (IWW)
Eugene V. Debs – American Railway Union (ARU)
21
Monopolist who controlled the steel industry. Company became U.S. Steel.
John D. Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andrew Carnegie
Ida B. Wells
22
Segregation laws passed by governments in the South after Reconstruction.
Grim Show Laws
Jim Crow Laws
Tim Snow Laws
Federal Espionage Laws
23
Being deprived of the right to vote or not possessing the right to vote.
secret ballot
disenfranchisement
discrimination
suffrage
24
Which of the following was a major cause of the Prohibition movement in the early 20th century?
To increase competition between major breweries and distilleries.
Desire to increase alcohol sales and tax revenue.
Concerns over the effects of alcohol, including poverty and domestic abuse.
Efforts to promote immigration and cultural diversity.
25
Which group primarily supported the passage of the Chinese Exclusion Act?
Wealthy industrialists.
Labor unions and working-class Americans on the West Coast.
Southern plantation owners.
Political leaders in the northeastern United States.
26
Early civil rights activist who brought national attention to lynching. Wrote the
Red Record
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Booker T. Washinton
Malcolm X
Ida B. Wells
W.E.B. Dubois
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Monopolist who controlled the oil industry. His company was Standard Oil.
Ida B. Wells
Andrew Carnegie
John D. Rockefeller
Cornelius Vanderbilt
28
Teddy Roosevelt busted more trusts than any other Progressive Era president.
False
True
29
1896 Supreme Court case which resulted in a system of maintained segregation. Established "separate but equal".
Wabash v. Illinois
Korematsu v. United States
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
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Social Darwinism helped justify Robber Baron tactics.
True
False
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The _____________ movement was a Protestant Christian reform effort that applied Christian ethics to social issues.
Social Gospel
Temperance
Nativist
Gospel of Wealth
32
In the context of Progressive Era reforms, what is an "initiative"?
A law passed directly by the state legislature without public input.
Citizens can propose new laws by gathering signatures on a petition.
A procedure allowing voters to remove an elected official from office.
A court ruling that overturns state legislation.
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ARU organized this after rail workers had their wages cut. Shut down much of the western railroads. Pres Cleveland ended
Pullman strike
Haymarket Square riot
Triangle Factory strike
Homestead strike
34
What did Carnegie say in the "Gospel of Wealth"?
Wealthy ppl have no duty to advancing the public good
Wealthy ppl have an obligation to donate money and contribute to society
Natural selection also applies to the business world
American capitalism should be more inclusive for poor ppl to advance
35
In the context of Progressive Era reforms, what is an "recall"?
A procedure allowing voters to remove an elected official from office.
A court ruling that overturns state legislation.
Citizens can propose new laws by gathering signatures on a petition.
A law passed directly by the state legislature without public input.
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Amendment that grants voters the right to directly elect their US Senators to Congress...
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The 19th amendment...
Expanded voting rights to all men, regardless of race.
Allowed for the direct election of US Senators by citizens of a state.
Established prohibition.
Granted women the right to vote.
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PUSH factors for Great Migration -
Job opportunities in Detroit auto industry.
Newspaper ads for housing availability in New York City.
Lynching violence and Jim Crow laws.
Newspaper testimonials of low Klan activity hostilities in Boston.
39
Triangle Shirtwaist Factory Fire of 1911 led to the temperance movement.
True
False
40
Distrust or dislike for immigrants is seen in -
bessemer process
socialism
urbanization
nativism
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Steelworker strike near Pittsburgh against the Carnegie Steel Company. Ten workers were killed by Pinkerton agents.
Pullman strike
Triangle Factory strike
Homestead strike
Haymarket Square riot
42
This law allowed white men, who could not pay poll taxes or pass literacy tests, to vote bc their grandfather had.
poll tax
literacy
disenfranchisement
grandfather clause
43
Positive view of monopolists. They create jobs, products, and are good for American society overall.
Push Factors
Pull Factors
Captains of Industry
Robber Barons
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This helped address the issues presented by Upton Sinclair.
Meat Inspection Act.
Clayton Anti-Trust Act.
Sherman Anti-Trust Act.
The 18th Amendment.
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Federal Gov't gave land to the railroad companies so that they could complete the Transcontinental Railroad.
Federal Land Grants
Reservation
Eminent Domain
Dawes Act
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The growth of cities.
socialism
nativism
industrialization
urbanization
47
Child laborers were required to go to school after work.
False
True
48
What was the primary purpose of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882?
To prevent Chinese laborers from entering the U.S. and reduce citizenship.
To promote Chinese immigration to the United States.
To establish better trade relations with China.
To grant U.S. citizenship to Chinese immigrants.
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Founded NAACP. Believed Jim Crow needed to be fought through legal means - encouraged black ppl to be lawyers/politician
Terrance Powderly
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. Dubois
Ida B. Wells
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Little to no gov't intervention in economic activity. Gov't practiced this "hands off" approach
Laissez-Faire
Federal Land Grant
Socialism
Trust
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This occurs when a country or people adopt another more dominant culture by choice or by force.
assimilation
diversity
eminent domain
socialism
52
Who won the election of 1912?
Eugene V. Debs
William Taft
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
53
This banker bailed out the US government several times, including supplying the Treasury Dept with $65 million in gold.
Wells Fargo
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andrew Carnegie
JP Morgan
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Process of changing an economy from agriculture-based to manufacturing-based.
urbanization
assimilation
privatization
industrialization
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Rail lines completed that connected the east coast of the continental U.S. to the west coast.
Wounded Knee Massacre
Wabash v. Illinois
Eminent Domain
Transcontinental Railroad
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Labor system where farmers rented/paid rent in crops grown. Cycle of poverty for many poor white and black ppl in South
assimilation
sharecropping/tenant farming
agrarian economics
Jim Crow Laws
57
What was Tammany Hall best known for during the Gilded Age?
Fighting corruption in New York City politics.
Promoting agricultural reforms in rural areas.
Supporting women's suffrage and labor unions.
Controlling New York City politics through favors and corruption.
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William "Boss" Tweed was a key leader of...
American Federation of Labor
Pinkerton agents
Tammany Hall
US Steel
59
All are countries that "new immigrants" came from EXCEPT-
Greece
China
Russia
Ireland
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This industry titan dominated the railroad industry.
Rockefeller
Morgan
Vanderbilt
Carnegie
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Negative view of monopolists. They are greedy, do not share their wealth, and are bad for society overall.
Captains of Industry
Sharecropping
Robber Barons
Urbanization
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Black leader who believed black ppl should gain rights over time after learning skills/making $$.
Terrance Powderly
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. Dubois
Ida B. Wells
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All are countries that "old immigrants" came from EXCEPT-
England
Germany
Ireland
Italy
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Buck v. Bell case said state governments could forcibly sterilize citizens if they wanted to.
False
True