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American History II Midterm 2018
American History II Midterm 2018
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1
The Bessemer Process helped John D. Rockefeller to profit greatly in the steel industry.
False
True
2
Corporations usually grew either through Horizontal Integration or Vertical Integration.
True
False
3
The first off-reservation Indian boarding school was opened in 1829 in Carlisle, Pennsylvania.
True
False
4
The United States military helped plantation owners in Alabama overthrow a ruling monarchy.
False
True
5
Manifest Destiny is the philosophy that the US is destined to expand across North America.
False
True
6
Mass-transit systems allowed people to:
commute from further distances
receive drone-delivered Amazon Prime packages
travel safely into Indian Country
visit the countryside on holiday
7
Lois Sullivan wrote "How the Other Half Lives" to expose factory working conditions in Chicago.
False
True
8
Native Americans willingly participated in assimilation programs within boarding schools.
True
False
9
The first federal law to restrict immigration, passed in 1882, aimed to:
stop immigration from Eastern Europe
raise funds for a border wall
stop Mexicans from crossing the border without a visa
exclude Chinese immigrants
10
New York City's _____ was home to many immigrants, where they lived tenement houses.
Queens
Lower East Side
Upper East Side
The Bronx
11
What innovation brought migration westward in the late 1860s through 1880s
Railroads
Barbed Wire Fencing
Hydraulic Power Dams
Covered Wagons
12
Who were the key figures in managing and enforcing assimilation programs in the West
Christian Missionaries
Women known as "Matrons"
Government Agents
African American Soldiers
13
Inventions of the 19th & 20th c. enabled items to be mass-produced and led to a rise in jobs.
False
True
14
Colonel JM Chivington coined the phrase, "Kill the Indian, Save the Man."
True
False
15
Which historical source best represents the US territorial control reaching the Pacific Coast:
The Homestead Act
Pacific Railroad Act
The Dawes Act
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo
16
William Tweed was a local politician in New York City and the leader of Tammany Hall.
False
True
17
Charles Darwin's theory of "Natural Selection" can be summed up as "survival of the fittest."
True
False
18
Thomas Edison perfected the incandescent light bulb, which was patented in 1880.
True
False
19
Robber Barons of the late 19th century looked to
Use newspapers and media to exploit the perils of society
Conquer territories in the west.
Increase the number of members in industrial unions.
Eliminate competition within their specific industries
20
The Sherman Anti-Trust Act barred Chinese from entering the United States.
True
False
21
By the 1880s, who began advocating for the reservation system to be dismantled
Christian Missionaries
Friends of the Indians
Tribal Police
The Comanches
22
Towns that connected cattle drives to railroads for transportation were called "Homesteads".
False
True
23
Government corruption was exposed by journalists called "Muckrakers".
False
True
24
Urbanization and the growth of the transportation network are results of US Industrialization.
False
True
25
Sam Houston's Indian policies as president of the Republic of Texas plunged the state into war.
False
True
26
The US overtook China as the Industrial Leader of the world between the 1880s and 1890s.
False
True
27
How did industrial growth affect the distribution of wealth:
The income gap between farmers and factory workers widened.
Wealth was concentrated in the hands of a few industrialists
The income gap between the rich and poor became smaller
All Americans enjoyed a higher standard of living
28
Electricity enabled factories to increase efficiency by giving workers more time off.
True
False
29
Mechanization enabled unskilled workers to gain employment.
True
False
30
Jacob Riis brought hazardous tenement living conditions to the public eye using
Ragtime Music and Writing
Writing and Photography
Photography and Ragtime Music
Writing and Architecture
31
Which of the following cities did NOT see a population growth of over one million in 1900
New York City
Chicago
Philadelphia
San Diego
32
The slaughter of the American Buffalo impacted white settlers only.
True
False
33
Which group did not directly contribute to the industrialization of the US:
The Comanches
The New Immigrants
The Captains of Industry
The American Workforce
34
Which legislation enabled surplus reservation lands to be sold/settled by white settlers:
The Dawes Act
The Homestead Act
Morill Land Grant Act
The Clapp Amendment
35
Ragtime is piano music, born in North Carolina and created by John Philip Sousa.
True
False
36
Industrialization transformed America as a result of immigration.
False
True
37
How many acres were given to farmers under the provision of the Homestead Act:
160
106
60
100
38
Monopolies limit competition.
True
False
39
Most immigrants in the New Immigration of the late 19th and early 20th c. moved to
Rural Alabama
Farms in North Carolina
cities in the Northeast
Canada
40
The discovery of gold in Oklahoma in 1848 brought increased migrant traffic across the plains.
False
True