SOL Practice (Post-Reconstruction to WWI)

Which civil rights leader believed African Americans could earn equality by learning vocational skills?

• Oliver Hill
• W.E.B. DuBois
• Booker T. Washington
• Martin Luther King, Jr.

This headline affected the United States by eventually leading to-

• involvement in the Spanish American War

• construction of the Panama Canal

• entry into World War I

• neutrality during the 1930s

Which type of music was popularized by radio in the 1920s?

• Jazz
• Reggae
• Bluegrass
• Folk

This photography demonstrates conditions exposed by a-

• suffragist

• muckraker

• union representative

• factory owner

Which action kept the United States from joining the League of Nations?

• Massive public protests
• Veto by the President
• Opposition in the Senate
• Revision of treaties

This emblem symbolizes the struggles of women to-

• join the military

• earn respect as mothers

• gain rights as workers

• earn the right to vote

Which aspect of American life was most challenged by the passage of the 19th Amendment?

• Organized religion
• Role of women
• Economic policy
• Opposition to segregation

This description concerns the-

• transportation of cattle to markets in the Midwest

• immigration of workers to build the Transcontinental Railroad

• movement of cattle to feed the troops during the Civil War

• relocation of settlers to new territory in the Midwest

The Open Door Policy was important to the United States merchants because its goal was to-

• ensure freedom of trade with China
• control the economy of Latin America
• grant exclusive trading rights with Hawaii
• limit commercial activity in Europe

During the 19th century, Chinese immigrants played a major role in the-

• building of the Transcontinental Railroad
• development of the public school system
• establishment of the abolition movement
• formation of the Tammany Society