History Unit 1 Lesson 2 Test

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What are tenements?

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Tenements are overcrowded and unsafe housing units commonly associated with the poor in urban areas during the late 19th century.

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What does 'The Gilded Age' refer to?

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The Gilded Age refers to a period in American history characterized by significant wealth disparity and political corruption.

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What is the theme 'Patterns of Population'?

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Patterns of Population is a theme that studies how populations have moved and changed over time.

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What does 'Uses and Abuses of Power' mean?

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Uses and Abuses of Power refers to the impact of leaders who use their authority to either improve or harm society.

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Which conflict was influenced by regional identities?

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The American Civil War was influenced by differing regional identities in the United States.

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What were the living conditions in tenements like?

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Living conditions in tenements were often overcrowded, unsanitary, and unsafe.

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What societal issues did 'The Gilded Age' expose?

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'The Gilded Age' exposed issues of wealth disparity and corruption in politics.

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How do 'Patterns of Population' affect society?

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Patterns of Population affect society by influencing economic development, cultural exchange, and social dynamics.

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What is an example of 'Uses and Abuses of Power'?

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An example of 'Uses and Abuses of Power' is a leader implementing policies that benefit a few while harming the majority.

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What was a significant outcome of the American Civil War?

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A significant outcome of the American Civil War was the preservation of the Union and the abolition of slavery.