CASE 2 Practice 20 Questions

Which statement best explains how the Electoral college controversy during the Hayes-Tilden presidential election of 1876 was resolved?

• Hayes promise to end Reconstruction if he received the electoral support of the southern states.

• Tilden obtained the electoral support of the northern states after agreeing to end segregation.

• Hayes obtained the electoral support of the northern states after promoting immigration reform.

• Tilden opposed Jim Crow laws, which gained him the electoral support of the southern states.

What issue was Thomas Nast raising in the cartoon?

• Boss Tweed's inherited wealth

• Boss Tweed's lack of intelligence

• the corrupt influence of money in politics in New York City

• the cost of political campaigns in New York City

Match this Term

Ellis Island

• Natism

• Hull House

• New Immigrants

• Political Machine

Match this Term

Chinese Exclusion Act

• Political Machine

• Political Cartoon

• Nativism

• Regulation

This map depicts what Cold War crisis?

• Vietnam War

• Berlin Airlift

• Cuban Missile Crisis

• Korean War

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Standard 65

This is a photograph taken in 1932.

Based on this photograph, which statement explains the cause of the event pictured?

• World War I veterans in desperate need of their service bonus

• World War I veterans defending farms from thieves

• Jobless Americans setting up a Hooverville

• World War I veterans migrating to California

What viewpoint about the Great Depression is evident in this political cartoon?

• President Herbert Hoover was leading the United States towards economic recovery

• The United States was not supportive of Franklin Roosevelt's policies

• Franklin Roosevelt was leading the United States towards economic recovery

• Franklin Roosevelt was going to ruin the U.S. economic recovery

Homestead Act

A. Immigration

B. Westward Expansion

C. Industrialization

D. Gilded Age

E. Segregation

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Jim Crow Laws

A. Immigration

B. Westward Expansion

C. Industrialization

D. Gilded Age

E. Segregation

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E

Booker T. Washington

A. Civil Rights / Education

B. Workers rights / Labor Unions

C. Muckrakers and Progressives

D. President Theodore Roosevelt / Trusts / Monopolies

E. President Woodrow Wilson

• A

• B

• C

• D

• E