SDC US History Chapter 18 Part 5: Gender, Religion, and Culture

With rising income inequality, what moral question was raised by religious groups?

• Should they support the elite or the disempowered?

• Should they donate more money?

• Should they become political activists?

• Should they remain neutral?

Who founded the Tuskegee Institute in Alabama?

• W.E.B. Du Bois

• Booker T. Washington

• Frederick Douglass

• Harriet Tubman

The economic and social transformations of the time challenged ________.

• Economic stability

• Traditional gender norms

• Political systems

• Educational methods.

Which movement did women bolster through their activism?

• Civil Rights Movement

• Labor Movement

• Suffrage Movement

• Environmental Movement

What was one of the main causes of generational tensions between parents and their children during the women's liberation movement?

• New fashion trends

• Political differences

• Economic issues

• Educational reforms

What did Edison want to achieve with his invention for the eye?

• Create a new type of music

• Do for the eye what the phonograph did for the ear

• Invent a new type of camera

• Develop a new form of dance.

The neighborhood in Los Angeles where directors moved to avoid lawsuits was named ________.

• A) Beverly Hills

• B) Hollywood

• C) Santa Monica

• D) Pasadena

What was the “tainted money debate?”

• A widely publicized debate between Pennsylvania Senate candidates that questioned

  whether American industrial development damaged American liberty

• The decision whether the American Board of Commissioners for Foreign Missions

  would accept a large donation by John D. Rockefeller

• The title of a series of essays written by Jacob Riis that exposed corruption in New

  York City government

• Debates over whether the United States currency should be backed by the gold

  standard

Which of the following statements regarding “muscular Christianity” are true?

• Motivated by a fear that the country had become a nation of emasculated men

• Sought to stiffen young men’s’ backbones by putting them in touch with their primal

  manliness

• Built summer camps and gymnasiums where young American men could strengthen

  their bodies and spirits

• All of the above

Which of these authors criticized Victorian era gender norms?

• Charlotte Perkins Gilman

• Kate Chopin

• Both of these

• Neither of these