Unit 10 Into a New Century Review

What industries made North Carolina the most industrialized state?

• Textile and Furniture

• Steel and Technology

• Textile and Transportation

How was North Carolina's industry powered?

• Horsepower

• Hydroelectricity

• Stehle?

Why did mill owners start education and entertainment programs know as "welfare work"?

• Mill owners had nothing better to do.

• Keep working from leaving the fields.

• Keep workers from leaving the mill.

• Keep workers entertained as they worked 12 hour days.

How did the reformers in the Progressive Era make a more orderly, safe, and prosperous society?

• Improve working conditions.

• Making efforts to stop wide spread disease and improving sanitation/working conditions.

• Making efforts to stop wide spread war.

• Making efforts to stop mill workers from leaving.

What was the result of the US Spureme Court ruling in Plessy v. Ferguson?

• States could legally establish "separate but equal" facilities.

• States could legally establish "separate but unequal" faciities.

• States could legally establish "separate but not separate" facilities.

• There was no decision made on the court case.

What did Jim Crow represent in the South?

• Plessy v. Ferguson court case.

• A common symbol for Plantation Owners.

• Freedom of African Americans in the South.

• A common symbol for segregation.

What was the Palmer Memorial Institute?

• A private school for women only.

• A private school for Mill Workers.

• A private school to help African American receive an education. Created by Charlotte Hawkins Brown.

• A private school to Northerners in the South.

Why was it difficult for the United States to maintain neutrality during most of World War I?

• The economy of the United States depended on European trade.

• This is a trick question and the United States entered WWI as soon as they could.

• The United States did not want to upset its' allies.

• The United States never entered WWI.

Women's right to vote was made possible by the...

• 13th Amendment

• 18th Amendment

• 24th Amendment

• 19th Amendment

The Great Migration was...

• a massive movement of African American from the South to the North for opportunities and racial equality.

• a massive movement of African American from the North to the South for opportunities and racial equality.

• a massive movement of Mill Workers to Western parts of the United States.

• a small event in history.