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WorksheetsVS.9 Review
Total questions: 42
Worksheet time: 1hrs 24mins
What Began to Change in the Early 20th Century?
drawing
cars
land
agriculture
Why were crop prices now lower?
they were able to produce more crops because of the new way of farming
they had more rain to water the crops
they were able to rebuild farms after reconstruction
they were not lower
What does urban mean?
country
city
farmland
agricultural
What does rural mean?
country
city
neighborhoods
farms
Why did people move from rural to urban communities?
they had better farmland
better economic opportunity (wanted to make more money)
they no longer wanted to live in the country
they did not move
Old systems of farming were no longer _______________.
used
wanted
effective
needed
Which of the following explains the new way of farming?
tractors plow the fields
use a seed spreader machine
add fertilizer to the field so that the crops grow better
load your crops in a wagon to take places to sell
Which of the following explain the old way of farming?
farmers lead horses with a plow on it
crops were able to be shipped on railroads to go all over the united states
grow plants in the bare soil
plant all seeds by hand
What technological advances helped cities grow?
streetcars
railroads
smart cars
more and better roads
As a result of the suffrage movement
slavery was abolished.
the 19th Amendment was passed
women achieved equal pay
women were allowed to drive.
What is desegregation?
treating people differently based on religion or race
separating people based on religion or race
abolishment of racial segregation
massive resistance
What is the U.S. Supreme Court?
the court where you order supreme pizzas
the highest and most powerful court in the state of Virginia
the lowest court in our country
the highest court in our country
What was the significance of Brown v. Board of Education?
"separate but equal" public schools were illegal
"separate but equal" public schools were legal
"separate but equal" public schools are not segregated
the Board of Education was correct
What was massive resistance?
A movement in Virginia that increased everyone's rights
A movement in Virginia that was opposed to segregation
A movement in Virginia that wanted desegregation
A movement in Virginia that was opposed to desegregation
What is the difference between segregation and discrimination?
One is fair and the other is not
Segregation is when people are treated differently and discrimination is when people are separated
Discrimination is when people are treated differently and segregation is when people are separated
Segregation and discrimination are the same
What was the result of Massive Resistance?
It failed and all school finally had to integrate.
It was a huge success!
It didn't change anything.
It eliminated all prejudices in our state
Who was Harry F. Byrd?
He was opposed to the Massive Resistance movement in Virginia
He was the first African American governor in the United States
He was a Supreme Court Justice
He led the Massive Resistance movement in Virginia
What is the definition of integration?
When people of different races and religions are discriminated against
When people of different races and religions attend different schools, churches, restaurants, etc)
When people of different races and religions are together (ex: schools, churches, restaurants, etc)
When people of different races and religions do not like each other
If Massive Resistance had succeeded, how might our classroom look today?
Students would all be of one race
Students would not have equal access to education
Students would not get the same quality of education
All students and parents would be happy
Who was Harry F. Byrd?
He was opposed to the Massive Resistance movement in Virginia
He was the first African American governor in the United States
He was a Supreme Court Justice
He led the Massive Resistance movement in Virginia
