Mrs. Powell

Mrs. Powell

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Who Believed in Moral Diplomacy

• Herbert Hoover

• Woodrow Wilson

• Teddy Roosevelt

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I am a journalist that wrote about the working conditions in the meat packing industry.

• Booker T. Washington

• Jim Crow

• Upton Sinclair

• Teddy Roosevelt

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This was a new innovation that led to increased freedom.

• automobile

• refrigerator

• microwave oven

• internet

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A movement of African Americans moving from the South the North to escape discrimination and find jobs.

• old immigrants

• Great Compromise

• Robber Barons

• The Great Migration

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This person believed that African Americans needed to change society immediately to get equal rights.

• Booker T Washington

• Martin Luther

• Jim Crow

• Emilio Aquinaldo

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Who came form South and Eastern Europe?

• old immigrants

• flappers

• Harlem Renaissance

• yellow journalists

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He fought for rights and independence by fighting against the Spanish and American forces

• Martin Luther

• Thomas Jefferson

• Emilio Aquinaldo

• Herbert Hoover

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Who did his best job to stop the Great Depression, but instead became a scapegoat for it?

• Teddy Roosevelt

• Woodrow Wilson

• Herbert Hoover

• Jefferosn Davis

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Which ammendment gave women the right to vote?

• 5th

• 19th

• 21st

• 25th

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Which group of people were hostile towards immigrants?

• natavists

• Chinese

• Spanish

• Germans

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This allowed workers to negotiate as a group instead of as individuals

• yellow journalism

• Spanish American War

• labor unions

• League of Nations

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This person flew solo from New York to Paris

• Upton Sinclair

• Charles Lindbergh

• Teddy Roosevelt

• Jethro Tull

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This is a peace-keeping organization, US did not join.

• League Of Nations

• labor Unions

• natural rights

• old immigrants

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Which amendment prohibited alcohol?

• 5th

• 13th

• 18th

• 21st

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Who wrote the Declaration of Independence?

• George Harrison

• Thomas Jefferosn

• Elvis Presley

• Harrison Ford

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What did the Great Compromise deal with?

• Each state's representation in Congress

• families working in factories

• natural rights

• economic growth

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The number of representatives is based on

• # of sentators in office

• population

• tenement areas

• allies

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The 3/5 compromise dealt with

• property people own

• articles of confederation

• natural rights

• how to count African Americans in population counts

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The President of the United States is elected by the majority vote in the

• senate

• congress

• electoral college

• state of Texas

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Inalienable/natural rights are

• rights that are not protected by law

• rights that are held by all people and should never be taken away from the government

• rights that guarantees your savings for $500.00

• robber barons

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Wealthy industrials were referred to as

• industrial engineers

• nationalists

• robber barons

• monopoly distractors

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What were urban (city) areas like during the late 1800's and early 1900's?

• luxurious

• beautiful castles with fountains

• they were mostly slums and tenements

• high rise buildings with a lot of fancy stores for shopping

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Why did children work in factories in the late 1800's?

• Children thought it was fun to work

• familes needed their children to work in order to survive

• the children had invented the factories.

• Children were the only people who could fit in the crowded factories

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What port did Asian immigrants enter when they came to America?

• Angel Island

• Ellis Island

• Miami

• Chicago

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Where did European immigrants enter into the United States?

• Angel Island

• Ellis Island

• Miami

• Chicago

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Increase in population, and increase of immigration is caused by

• monopolies

• more people dying from the black plague

• slow expansion of rural (farm) areas

• fast expansion of urban (city) areas

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What happened due ot fast urbanization?

• Many stores were placed in urban areas for shopping

• Immigrants moved to American cities to find work

• people moved back to rural areas.

• People kept farming to produce the food they needed

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John Sinclair's book the Jungle exposed dangerous workplace conditions in what industry?

• clothing

• automobile

• train

• meat

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What did muckrakers do?

• clean up after horses

• bet on horse racing

• expose political and business corruption

• work in the banking industry

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Alcoholism and a push for a more wholesome society led to which amendment?

• 18th amendment

• 21st amendment

• 2nd amendment

• 23rd amendment

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Whose goal was ot end legalized discrimination based on race

• MADD

• CCC

• FBI

• NAACP

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Which act got rid of monopolies?

• quartiering act

• stamp ace

• Sherman Anti-trust Act

• Intolerable act

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Women protesting helped to bring about what?

• 5th amendment

• 19th amendment

• formula for babies

• clothing styles for flappers

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Who was Mark Twain?

• Imperialist

• Anti -Imperialist

• a musician that sang My country tis of thee

• a muckraker

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Immigration, internal migration and urbanization caused Overcrowding in ______ and construction of tenement building

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How did Teddy Roosevelt show his "Big Stick" policy?

• by showing his moral values

• sailing the Great White Fleet all over the world

• never going to war

• Teaching people that a stick will point to the correct answer on the test

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Why did the US want to build the Panama Canal?

• to help Panama be a free state.

• To stop flooding

• to decrease shipping times between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans

• To get closer to Austrailia

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What was dollar diplomacy based on?

• economic investments

• building a white fleet

• moral values

• warfare

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What caused the Spanish American War?

• Yellow Journalism and the explosion of the Maine

• Sedition Act

• Boston Tea Party

• Assination of Archduke Ferdinand

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What legislation limited free speech in the United States

• 3/5 compromise

• peace without victory

• Sedition Act (1918)

• dollar diplomacy

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What happened on the Western Front of World War 1

• Invasion of Pearl Harbor

• Archdule Ferdinand was shot

• Allies met to set up the Treaty of Versailles

• Intense trench warfare

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What does the I in MAIN stand for

• Industrialist

• Imperialist

• Investments

• Injuries

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What ship did the German's sink?

• The Titanic

• The Baltimore

• The Lusitania

• The PA Denny

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What started World War 1?

• Explosion of the USS Maine

• Assassination of Franz Ferdinand

• The sinking of the Titanic

• Yellow Journalism

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Why didn't the US join the League of Nations?

• They were afraid the League of Nations would draw the US into future wars.

• They were mad at Italy.

• They had too many problems to deal with in the United States

• They were angry with France.

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What does Peace without victory mean?

• Nations should declare peace of there is no clear winner.

• Side 1 won, but there were too many dead people to count

• Side 2 won, but they didn't want to quit fighting

• Both sides should keep fighting until there is a winner

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Who was prosperous during the 1920's?

• Middle and upper class white people

• African Americans

• The Germans

• Only Kings and Queens

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How did Henry Ford alter working conditions for employees

• He made employees work constantly without ever taking a break.

• He paid them low wages and never gave them a day off.

• He increased their wages and gave them weekends off

• He made no changes

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Why was The Harlem Renaissance a notable movement?

• It was a rich time of unity adn deevelopment of African American culture

• It gave us the Harlem Globetrotter basketball team.

• It gave white men credit for buying goods

• It helped people in rural areas

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How were farmers affected by the nations's economic growth?

• They were able to grow many crops and help all the Americans people

• They were given loans from the government to help them with all their needs.

• They learned new farming techniques to grow better crops.

• They were outside of the economic boom, they suffered from debt and lower crop prices

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What caused the Great Depression?

• Women were angry because their spouses wanted to drink all the time.

• Credit and stock speculation and unequal distribution of wealth

• Women were unable to buy shoes.

• flappers partying too much,

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What does the flapper symbolize?

• An increase in freedom and independence for women

• New investments for the bank industry

• A warning signal used in war when the enemy is on the way

• a mechanical part on a ship

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Which New Deal Era program increased the quality of life by providing the rural south with electricity?

• The CCC

• The FBI

• The Rural Electrification Administration

• FDIC

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Why didn't Roosevelt support an anti-lynching law?

• He didn't beleive in hanging people.

• Woodrow Wilson told him not to support it.

• He was a supporter of the KKK.

• He was afraid of losing support from the Southern Democrats