WorksheetsHMAH S2 Exam Review - Semester 1 Stuff
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
Complete control of an industry
gilded
laissez faire
capitalism
monopoly
The belief that your culture or ethnicity is superior
laissez faire
ethnocentrism
prohibition
progressive
Reform minded journalists who exposed corruption
muckraker
philanthropist
flapper
block captain
People seeking to improve conditions for the working class during the industrial revolution
progressives
flappers
philanthropists
ethnocentric
The outlawing of alcohol
Nativism
Progressives
Prohibition
Suffrage
What were the two most important industries of the industrial revolution?
Steel and coal
Coal and Oil
Steel and Oil
Coal and Electricity
The post-Civil War period is referred to as the Gilded Age because ...
historians believed that corruption no longer existed
civil service reform began
corruption lurked beneath the prosperous surface of society
poverty no longer existed in America
All of the following are goals of the labor unions EXCEPT
better hours
higher wages
more blacklists
safer working conditions
Women who challenged traditional values in the 1920's were called...
Conservativers
Flappers
Nativists
Barnstormers
To be wealthy and donate money to charitable organizations
flapper
progressive
philanthropist
gilded
lined in gold
gilded
glittered
xenophobia
prohibition
No government regulation of business
communism
democracy
monopoly
laissez faire
A stronger nation controlling or influencing a weaker one
imperialism
communism
laissez faire
prohibition
The US adopted the foreign policy of imperialism for
strategic trade routes
access to more resources
access to more naval bases
all of these
The use of negotiation with the threat of military force to achieve goals of the US was referred to as...
Dollar Diplomacy
Big Stick Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
Brinkmanship
Leaders in Europe knew the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand might mean war because of the...
Urging of President Wilson to avenge the death of Americans in New Mexico
Entangling alliances between powerful nations
commitments of courtiers of neutrality
negotiations happening between Germany and Mexico
Which of the following is NOT a cause of WWI?
Appeasement
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
The Treaty of Versailles
punished Germany harshly
created a League of Nations
Created unstable governments in Europe
All of these
The Harlem Renaissance occurred because of ...
the desire to limit the roles of African Americans in the arts
the lack of jobs available for African Americans in the North
a growing recognition of African Americans' contributions to the arts
continued segregation in the United States
Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Great Depression?
the policy of Laissez Faire
a stable stock market
increasing use of credit in the 1920s
lack of economic stability world wide
