Themes of History Test

Leaders can use their power to

• make jobs.

• create fear and promote violence.

• improve the lives of others.

• all of the above

As technology and transportation improved,

• the number of factories decreased.

• worlds of exchange expanded.

• spirituality and morality arose.

• science became less important.

Discoveries like the railroad and the cotton gin have

• eliminated worlds of exchange.

• not contributed to America’s success.

• negatively affected our environment.

• destroyed the U.S. economy.

________ is the human sense that ideas and actions are good or bad.

• Morality

• Identity

• Spirituality

• Demography

The Great Migration would be a topic best looked at through the theme:

• Identity

• Have/Have-Nots

• Patterns of Population

• Worlds of Exchange

What are the 7 key themes in U.S. history?

The study of how populations have lived and changed throughout history to the present day is known as

• population

• demography

• patterns of population

• tenement

Besides leaders who use or abuse their power, another form of power also exists in

• wealth and work

• race and gender

• spirituality and morality

• transportation and technology

The most likely people to live in tenements would be

• Boss Tweed

• Andrew Carnegie

• the haves

• the have-nots

Sometimes positive discoveries come with a cost. These discoveries would best be analyzed through the lens of

• Identity

• Worlds of Exchange

• Uses and Abuses of Power

• Science, technology, and the Environment