US history Hon cycle 2 review

This guy was a part of the populist party, pro bimetallism, anti-imperialist, and part of the fundamentalist movement in the 20s

• William Jennings Bryan

• Teddy Roosevelt

• O.O. Howard

• Andrew Johnson

One idea that both Booker T. Washington and W. E. B. Du Bois supported is that

• vocational training was the best approach to education

• immigration was responsible for racial segregation

• African Americans should have increased civil rights

• Jim Crow laws were needed to help African Americans

Jane Addams and Jacob Riis were most notable for their efforts to

• treat the wounded in World War I

• stop the spread of diseases in Latin America

• aid the urban poor

• legalize birth control for women (4)

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How did the Southern states respond to the passage of the 13th Amendment legally abolishing 

Slavery? 

• Passing Jim Crow Laws

• Passing Black Codes to limit personal freedoms

• Expanded voting rights for newly freedman

• Encouraged intergration into main stream society

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How did the Black Codes passed by Southern governments regulate African Americans in the South  

after the Civil War? 

• Allowed African Americans to enter into professional roles

• Encouraged African Americans to run for politacal office

• Promoted African Americans to key business positions

• Resticted movement and kept African Americans to the land

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What was the response of Radical Republicans in Congress to the Black Codes passed by Southern  

governments?

• by passing the Fourteenth Amendment

• by passing the Thirteen Amendment

• by ignoring the Black Codes

• by endorsing the Black Codes

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What was the impact of the 14th amendment? 

• allowed all African Americans to vote

• created a two tier social system

• overruled the Supreme Court's Dred Scott decision

• abolished slavery

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Why was it necessary to pass the 15th Amendment even after the passage of the 13th and 14th 

Amendments?

• It sought to free Black men the country from slavery

• It prevented Black citizens from exercising their right to vote

• It sought to protect Black men from discrimination

• It sought to protect the voting rights of Black men, especially in the South

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The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. Ferguson (1896) had a major impact on the lives of African Americans because it ruled that  

 

• segregation was illegal in educational institutions  

• voting was a right guaranteed by the Constitution  

• separate but equal public facilities were legal

• military occupation of the South was unconstitutional 

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What was the term muckraker used to describe during the Progressive Era? 

• Dissatisfied workers who went on strike 

• Investigative journalists who exposed societal problems 

• Women who supported the Prohibition movement 

• Northerners who went South following the Civil War 

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