Random APUSH

How did the market revolution impact the women's rights movement?

• The Market Revolution challenged traditional gender roles, contributing to the women's rights movement.

• Women were pushed further into traditional roles during the market revolution.
• The market revolution only benefited men in the workforce.
• The market revolution had no effect on women's rights.

Provide an example of a conservative response to a reform movement from 1945-1980

• Opposition to the Great Society

• Promotion of women's rights in the workplace
• Advocacy for environmental regulations
• Support for the Equal Rights Amendment

Which is an example of an economic reform of the New Deal?

• National Industrial Recovery Act
• Federal Housing Administration
• FDIC

• Wagner Act

Why was there a call to create a new constitution after the American Revolution?

• to establish a stronger federal government and address the weaknesses of the Articles of Confederation.

• To eliminate all forms of federal authority; people did not want an executive branch

• To allow the new government to declare war which the Articles of Confederation had no authority to do

• because the Articles of Confederation had no authority to make treaties

What were the main causes of conflict between farmers and corporations in the late 19th century?

• falling crop prices, high railroad rates, and monopolistic practices.

• Technological advancements in farming methods
• Government subsidies for farmers and low tariffs

• Increased demand for agricultural products

What was the main internal migration in the U.S. from 1890s-1920s?

• The Dust Bowl migration of farmers to California.
• The migration of European immigrants to the Midwest.
• The relocation of Native Americans to reservations.
• The Great Migration of African Americans to northern cities.

What was the main internal migration in the U.S. after 1940?

• Migration from urban areas to rural farms
• Migration to Canada and Mexico
• Migration from the Midwest to the Northeast
• Migration from the Rust Belt to the Sun Belt.

How did the market revolution contribute to an American identity?

• It led to widespread opposition to technological change, resulting in a cultural emphasis on rural simplicity and isolation.

• It isolated communities and reduced trade opportunities.
• fostering innovation, individualism, and a sense of unity through economic transformation and westward expansion.

• It led to a decline in agricultural practices.

What is an example of a continuity of the temperance movement?

• The creation of the National Women's Suffrage Association in 1869.
• passage of the 18th Amendment

• The founding of the American Anti-Slavery Society in 1833.
• The establishment of the Populist Party in 1869.

Which statement would Alexander Hamilton most likely agree with?

• A strong central government is essential for national stability.
• State governments should have more power than the federal government.
• A weak central government promotes individual freedoms.
• Economic stability is best achieved through no central banks and low tariffs