Unit 2 Chapter 2 and 3 Quiz Review

What does "Agrarian" mean?

• Pertaining to industrial manufacturing.
• Related to urban development.
• Connected to technological advancements.
• Related to agriculture or farming.

What was the Granger movement?

• A coalition of environmentalists opposing farming practices.
• A movement for industrial workers' rights.
• A political party focused on urban development.
• A group of American farmers advocating for agricultural education and farmers' rights.

What is "bimetallism"?

• A system that uses only gold as currency.
• A method of trading that involves only silver.
• Bimetalism is a monetary system that uses both gold and silver as the basis for currency.
• A monetary policy that eliminates the use of metals altogether.

What was "Populism" or "The People's Party" all about?

• A movement focused solely on agricultural interests.
• A political perspective that gives priority to the interests of ordinary people.

• An initiative to promote industrialization and urbanization.
• A political party that aimed to reduce government influence in the economy.

What did Jane Adams work to create?

• A community garden
• Settlement houses like Hull House in Chicago.

• A school for the arts
• A public library

What is a tenement house?

• A tenement house is a type of single-family home.
• A tenement house is a commercial building for offices.
• A multi-unit residential building, often associated with poor living conditions.

• A tenement house is a luxury apartment complex.

What were settlement houses?

• Settlement houses were community centers that provided social services and education to immigrants and the poor.
• Settlement houses were primarily housing for the wealthy.
• Settlement houses were government-run facilities for the elderly.
• Settlement houses were places for recreational activities only.

What is a Laissez-faire policy?

• A Laissez-faire policy requires strict government regulations in markets.
• A Laissez-faire policy is a form of socialism that promotes government ownership of businesses.
• A Laissez-faire policy mandates high taxes on businesses to control the economy.
• A Laissez-faire policy is an economic approach that promotes minimal government intervention in the economy.

Advocated for workers' rights, better working conditions, and fair wages.

• Settlement Houses

• Social Gospel Movement

• Labor Unions

• Trust-Busting Legislation

Provided social services and education to help immigrants and the poor adapt to urban life.

• Settlement Houses

• Progressive Era Reforms

• Labor Unions

• Trust-Busting Legislation