1st semester exam review

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What was one of the primary economic challenges faced by American farmers in the late 1800s? Options: High tariffs on goods, Low prices for crops, Lack of access to rail, Overproduction of goods

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Low prices for crops

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FL.SS.912.A.3.1.

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Identify a significant African American inventor from the Industrial Revolution era.

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Elijah McCoy

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FL.SS.912.A.3.5.

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Which provision of the Treaty of Versailles was a major reason for the United States' failure to support the League of Nations? Options: Reparations imposed on Germany, Territorial changes in Europe, The war guilt clause, The League of Nations covenant

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The League of Nations covenant

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FL.SS.912.A.4.10.

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What was a significant cause of the public reaction during the Red Scare, exemplified by the Sacco and Vanzetti case?

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Fear of communism

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FL.SS.912.A.5.2.

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Analyze how the Grange movement responded to the economic challenges faced by farmers in the late 1800s. Options: By promoting free trade policies, By advocating for gold standard, By forming cooperatives, By supporting laissez-faire

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By forming cooperatives

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FL.SS.912.A.3.1.

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Evaluate the impact of Booker T. Washington's approach to Reconstruction on African American education.

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It emphasized vocational training.

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FL.SS.912.A.2.2.

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Strategically assess the role of women inventors during the Industrial Revolution and their contributions to technological advancements.

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They contributed significantly to textile machinery.

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FL.SS.912.A.3.5.

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What strategic reasoning did the United States use to justify its decision not to join the League of Nations?

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Desire to maintain isolationism

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FL.SS.912.A.4.10.

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Examine the strategic impact of labor unrest on the public perception during the Red Scare.

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It heightened fears of a communist revolution.

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FL.SS.912.A.5.2.

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Which group significantly influenced the Reconstruction era by pushing for the passage of the 14th Amendment? Options: Southern Democrats, Northern industrialists, Confederate veterans

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Radical Republicans

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FL.SS.912.A.2.2.