Review of Unit 2

Multiple Choice

The British, Dutch, Spanish and French who immigrated to the United States from the 1500's-1700's are referred to as what?

• The Original Settlers

• "Old Immigrants"

• "New Immigrants"

• The Colonials

Multiple Choice

Which of these would be considered "pull" factors?

• Jobs, Opportunity, Family

• Persecution, Change of Government, Disease

Multiple Choice

Chinatown and Little Italy are two examples of when particular ethic groups are spatially clustered from majority groups. What is this called

• Ethnic Grouping

• Ethnic Enclave

• Geographical Clustering

• Central Place Theory

Multiple Choice

Mistreatment and persecution of immigrants. An example of this is the Chinese Exclusion Act.

• Multiculturalism

• Assimilation

• Conservatism

• Nativism

Multiple Choice

The development of what allowed for the United States to grow both economically and physically?

• Meatpacking Industry

• The railroad

• Expansion of Industry

• New scientific findings

Multiple Choice

Which of these groups was not part of the urbanization movement to major cities during the Gilded Age?

• Former Plantation Owners

• Immigrants

• Former Soldiers

• Former Slaves

Multiple Choice

What must be present for capitalism to exist?

• High barrier for entry

• High demand for good

• Competition

• Communism

Multiple Choice

Which of these was present during the Gilded Age?

• Minimum Wage

• 8 hour work day

• Poor working conditions

• Workers compensation

Multiple Choice

This entity would give jobs and in return would receive votes for a favorable candidate that will do the most for them

• Local Political Machines

• Humanitarian Groups

• Philanthropist

• Monopolistic Enterprises

Multiple Choice

Monopolies, or trusts, occur when what is no longer present?

• Mass consumerism

• Low barrier of entry

• Competition

• Virtually no demand for the good

Multiple Choice

This form of integration occurs when you are attempting to buy all competition. Rockefeller is an example of this.

• Vertical

• Lateral

• Horizontal

• Monopolistic

Multiple Choice

This term is used to describe business owners who are being accused of profiting off of keeping other in poverty.

• Monopolistic capitalism

• Consumer Controllers

• Economist

• Robber Barons