Which of the following was NOT TRUE of the Homestead Act of 1862?

Which of the following WAS NOT true of the Transcontinental Railroad?

African Americans who ventured West for a new life after their years in bondage and sharecropping were called _____.

Homesteaders on the plains usually built homes of _____.

Which of the following WAS NOT an aspect of technology that changed farming on the Great Plains?

The open-range system of raising livestock was originally developed by _____.

The first great boom in the West was brought about by _____.

Which of the following WAS NOT a mining technique?

Which of the following Gilded Age presidents served more than one term in office?

One of the most notable political cartoonists of the Gilded Age was ______, who exposed the likes of William Marcy "Boss" Tweed as corrupt political machines.

The spoils system refers to the process of determining what food will spoil if not refrigerated.

A disgruntled office-seeker who felt like he had been slighted by the Republican Party assassinated President James Garfield in a Baltimore train station.

Which of the following WAS NOT a result of the Pendleton Civil Service Act of 1883?

Which of the following WAS NOT an argument for instituting a tariff in 1888?

The Coinage Act of 1873 reversed the policy that allowed for both silver and gold coins, making populists label it as "The Crime of 1873."

After the Civil War, farmer's debt

Which of the following WAS NOT a goal of the Granger Movement?

Which of the following, according to farmers, were NOT to blame for their increased debt and financial problems?

In response to the Granger movement,

Farmers' Alliances did which of the following?

Which of the following did the Populist Party suggest would raise crop prices?

The People's Party was a __________________ organization, a third party movement that was built from the ground up.

Where was the Populist Party's only national convention located in 1892?

What political party did the Populist Party merge with in order to have a better shot nationally?

Who did the Democrats nominate for president in 1896?

Which of the following WAS NOT included in the "Cross of Gold" speech?

William McKinley never left his front porch during the campaign of 1896. This was called the _________ campaign.

William McKinley was from the great state of ______.

The time that saw America supposedly "moving forward" was the ________.

Which of the following WAS NOT a problem addressed during the Progressive Era?

Who coined the term "muckrake"?

Roosevelt argued that "muckrakers" focused too much on what was "_________" as opposed to what was "_________."

He wrote "The Shame of the Cities," a story about greed and corruption in Philadelphia. What muckraker is he?

She wrote about the corrupt practices of John D. Rockefeller and Standard Oil. What muckraker is she?

He was photo journalist whose pictures of New York tenements made people demand better living conditions for the urban poor. What muckraker is he?

He wrote about the unsanitary conditions in the meat packing plants in Chicago, Illinois in his book, The Jungle. What muckraker is he?

She started the settlement house movement that provided social services for the urban poor. Because of her, Hull House in Chicago turned into over 400 settlement houses in the country by 1911. Who is she?

The Triangle Shirtwaist fire, although it caused over 140 deaths, did not result in any changes when it came to workplace safety.

In reforming government, these allowed voters to vote directly for those candidates that would become the nominees of their party for the November ballot. What government reform is this?

In reforming government, this allowed people to sign petitions in order to get a proposed new law on the ballot to be voted on by the people. What government reform is this?

This amendment to the Constitution allowed for the direct election of senators by the people in a vote. What amendment is this?

Theodore Roosevelt had been governor of what state before he was chosen to be vice president in 1900?

Theodore Roosevelt ventured to what territory in order to get his "frontier" experience and forget about the death of his wife and mother in 1884?

What was the first position Theodore Roosevelt had in the federal government?

Theodore Roosevelt left his position as Assistant Secretary of the Navy to start what Calvary group that fought in the Spanish-American War in 1898?

Roosevelt believed that everyone "should get a fair shake." This was his _________________.

Roosevelt thought that national treasures like the Grand Canyon needed to be protected for future generations to enjoy. This was something called ______________.

Which of the following WAS NOT accomplished by Theodore Roosevelt in the area of conservation?

What was Theodore Roosevelt's biggest bust of a trust, bringing the Sherman Anti-trust Act against one of the richest men in the world?

Theodore Roosevelt was a bigger "trust buster" than his successor, William Howard Taft.

Theodore Roosevelt successfully asked for arbitration in the United Mine Workers' coal strike, and saw that everyone got a "square deal."

Theodore Roosevelt was the first U.S. President to win the Nobel Peace Prize for his successful negotiation of the Russo-Japanese War in 1905.

Theodore Roosevelt was content in the fact that he chose not to seek what would have been a third term as president in 1908.

Who won the presidency in the election of 1912?

This progressive legislation led to the creation of a central bank that would stabilize the economy and regulate the banking industry by controlling interest rates.

The 16th Amendment to the Constitution, ratified in 1913, established a federal ___________.

This commission, created in 1914, regulated the stock market.

This coal strike, in Colorado, ended in violence and death when 26 men, women, and children were gunned down by the Colorado National Guard.

Which of the following WAS NOT a legacy of progressivism?