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WorksheetsAmerican Cultures A Final Exam Review
Total questions: 60
Worksheet time: 30mins
What transportation advancement connected American businesses and people like never before in the 1800s?
Cars
Airplanes
Trains
Electric Traincars
What is the term for the time period in the late 1800s that was "covered in a thin layer of gold"?
The Gilded Age
The Progressive Era
The Reconstruction Era
The Great Depression
What was Ellis Island?
A settlement house for immigrants
A check-in-station for immigrants coming to America
An island in the Pacific Ocean taken by the United States in order for us to expand trade.
A prison made for terrorists that may wish harm upon the United States.
What was the most popular city that immigrants settled in to establish their new homes in the U.S.?
New York City
Pittsburgh
Cleveland
St. Louis
What is the term for the fire-prone, shabby immigrant apartments that filled cities like New York City and Chicago?
Tenements
Hoovervilles
Shantytowns
Slums
How many hours per day did the immigrant factory workers have to work during the Gilded Age?
Only 8 hours per day
Only 10 hours per day
At least 12 hours per day
At least 15 hours per day
How had the status changed for the United States through World War 1?
We were recognized afterwards as a world power.
We still were considered one of the second class nations of the world.
We were considered far behind the major powers of the world.
We were the only major world superpower.
In the Treaty of Versailles, how much money did Britain and France demand that Germany pay them in World War I reparations?
$15 Million
$325 Million
$8 Billion
$33 Billion
Who was the business leader in the 1910s and 1920s that increased his worker wages to $5 per day and lessened hours to a 40 hour work week?
Henry Ford
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
Louis Chevrolet
What problem was caused by all of the Americans buying up SO many new inventions and conveniences?
NOTHING. Life was super duper cool!
Household debt increased greatly. Americans were in debt.
Americans were still fighting war abroad.
The country still needed a great influx of immigrant laborers from Europe.
The Social Security Administration was created in order to...
restore the confidence of Americans within the Stock Market.
restore the confidence of Americans in banks.
help retirees that lost their savings in the Stock Crash or were unemployed.
give construction jobs to America’s unemployed and create projects that will help the entire country
