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Chapter 7

Total questions: 39

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

In what ways did Progressives and immigrants work together?

a)

helpe to make workers safe and promoted the culture of immigrants

b)

worked to make city life better

2.

Why did Progressivces think immigrants were a problem?

a)

Thought immigrants did not celebrate their own culture in America

b)

though immigrants could change culture in America and brought crime and other evils with them.

3.

What did Progressives think about immigration changing culture?

a)

Immigrants would not change the culture

b)

Immigrants might harm American culture

c)

Immigrants' cultures have good things that Americans can learn from

4.

What resulted from scientists arranging people into races?

a)

caused belief that some races were superior to others and caused some people to be treated unjustly

b)

caused everyone to be treated the same

5.

How did black Americans deal with segregation?

a)

Black Americans did not think they could end segregation

b)

Booker T.s Washington wanted to bring about the end of segregation gradually and Black Americans disagreed about how to deal with segregration.

6.

What was W.E.B. Du Bois known for?

a)

was unconcerned about ending segregation

b)

first black American to earn a PhD and founded the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People

7.

What describes life in the United States between 1900 and 1917?

a)

spirituality

b)

progress and problems

8.

What was Booker T. Washinton known for?

a)

led the Tuskegee Institute and was freed slave who worked hard to gain an education

b)

did not believe black Americans needed an education

9.

What problems with big businesses concerned some Americans?

a)

wealth, power nad conflict between owners and workers

b)

productivity

10.

What concerns did Americans have about children raised in tenements?

a)

might not practice the skills needed to get good jobs, might follow bad influences and might not have the character to do good work.

b)

might have the skills to do everything

c)

might have good influences

11.

What did muckrakers write about?

a)

good things

b)

bad news, sin, and villains

12.

What did Populists want to see happen?

a)

more government control

b)

buisnesses to be bigger and more powerful

c)

more power returned to the ordinary people

13.

Who were some fothe most respected leaders in the United States in the 1800s?

a)

scientists

b)

pastors

c)

farmers

14.

What describes God's providence?

a)

God's rule over all

b)

happening according to God's plan or permisson, God's lack of involvement in the lives of men

15.

New inventions made life better

a)

1800

b)

1900

16.

The United States had more wealth than any other nation in the world.

a)

1800

b)

1900

17.

The Mississippi River formed the western border of the United States.

a)

1800

b)

1900

18.

Americans lived longer than ever.

a)

1800

b)

1900

19.

Americans imported most manufactured goods.

a)

1800

b)

1900

20.

Foreign navies stopped American ships as they sailed on the seas.

a)

1800

b)

1900

21.

Medicine improved

a)

1800

b)

1900

22.

The United States was not one of the powerful nations of the world.

a)

1800

b)

1900

23.

Americans had more free time to enjoy sports, concerts, and other activities.

a)

1800

b)

1900

24.

Nations around the world imported American goods

a)

1800

b)

1900

25.

Some moved to work in mines or factories

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

26.

Sometimes workers would go on strike

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

27.

The leaders became much wealthier than anyone else in the country.

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

28.

The tenements were bad places to live.

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

29.

At times, the conflicts between the strikers and the guards became violent

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

30.

They wanted more power returned to the ordinary people

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

31.

They might not practice the skills needed to get good jobs.

a)

business

b)

the poor

c)

farmers

32.

where science was taught and Christian ideas were dismissed as old-fashioned

a)

colleges

b)

evolution

c)

liberal Christians

33.

what Christians were concerned might become unpopular

a)

evolution

b)

colleges

c)

Christianity

34.

were willing to change Christianity

a)

liberal Christians

b)

false religion

c)

evangelists' meetings

35.

what was created when parts of Christianity were removed

a)

evangelists

b)

false religion

c)

colleges

36.

traveled the country pointing out many problems in America

a)

enjoyments and comforts

b)

evolution

c)

evangelists

37.

what evangelists said was a major danger to the Christian faith

a)

colleges

b)

evolution

c)

Christianity

38.

what evangelists said was drawing many people away from God

a)

enjoyments and comforts

b)

Christianity

c)

evolution

39.

where many Christians were strengthened and unbelievers often trusted

a)

evolution

b)

false religion

c)

evangelists' meetings