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WorksheetsUS History Final S1
Total questions: 74
Worksheet time: 37mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
the system of wealth, production, and consumption of a region
a)
economy
b)
Revolution
c)
Industry
2.
a dramatic change in the way something works
a)
economy
b)
revolution
c)
industry
3.
economic activity where raw materials are turned into finished goods in factories
a)
economy
b)
Revolution
c)
industry
4.
True or false? Early factory mills were placed near water, as the water powered the mills.
a)
true
b)
false
5.
True or false? Immigration increased greatly during industrialization as people emigrated to the U.S. looking for opportunity.
a)
true
b)
false
6.
reasons why people leave (emigrate from) a place
a)
Push factors
b)
Pull factors
7.
reasons why people move (immigrate) to a place
a)
Push factors
b)
Pull factors
8.
True or false? When the Industrial Revolution began, cotton mills were in the South and plantations were in the North.
a)
true
b)
false
9.
True or false? Early factories were placed near a water supply.
a)
true
b)
false
10.
True or false? The U.S. was the first nation to develop factories.
a)
true
b)
false
11.
True or false? Britain made it a crime to share their factory knowledge.
a)
true
b)
false
12.
True or false? A mill town is a town full of mills.
a)
true
b)
false
13.
True or false? Mills produced textiles from Southern-grown cotton.
a)
true
b)
false
14.
True or false? Most immigrants moved to rural areas (in the countryside).
a)
true
b)
false
15.
This ideology claimed that wealth was based on "survival of the fittest," where only the most fit became wealthy.
a)
Laissez Faire
b)
Progressivism
c)
Social Darwinism
d)
Industrialization
16.
Tightly organized groups of politicians that controlled the political parties in urban areas
a)
Progressives
b)
Political Machines
c)
Industries
d)
Social Darwinists
17.
Old Immigrants were mostly from...
a)
Northwestern Europe
b)
Southern and Eastern Europe
c)
Northern Africa
d)
Northern Asia
18.
What impact did the assembly line have on the prices of cars?
a)
Prices increased
b)
Prices decreased
c)
Prices stayed the same
19.
Job opportunity is an example of a…
a)
Push factor
b)
Pull factor
20.
Products are made significantly faster in this system.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
21.
This term referred to the "superficial glitter" of the new wealth in the late 1800s.
a)
Reconstruction Era
b)
Gilded Age
c)
Progressive Era
d)
Imperialism Era
22.
One person specializes in one small task in this system.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
23.
New Immigrants were mostly from...
a)
Northwestern Europe
b)
Southern and Eastern Europe
c)
Northern Africa
d)
Northern Asia
24.
Starvation is an example of a…
a)
Push factor
b)
Pull factor
25.
What impact did the assembly line have on the availability of automobiles?
a)
More cars were available
b)
Fewer cars were available
26.
This law prevented Chinese immigrants from entering the United States after 1882.
a)
Immigration Restriction Act
b)
Cleveland Act
c)
Sherman Antitrust Act
d)
Chinese Exclusion Act
27.
Someone who earns a profit honestly and uses their money to help those in need
a)
Captain of Industry
b)
Robber Baron
28.
One person makes the product from start to finish in this system.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
29.
An ideology that favors the rights and privileges of the "native-born" population over and against those of "foreign" status
a)
exclusion
b)
immigration
c)
nativism
d)
Industrialization
30.
Poverty is an example of a…
a)
Push factor
b)
Pull factor
31.
How has the percentage of people living in urban and rural areas changed from 1830 to 1870?
a)
Urban population decreased
b)
Urban population increased
c)
Urban population stayed the same
32.
Someone who uses others to make a profit, regardless of the harm they may cause
a)
Captain of Industry
b)
Robber Baron
33.
It is time consuming to make products in this system.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
34.
Products made in this system are less expensive.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
35.
Religious persecution is an example of a...
a)
Push factor
b)
Pull factor
36.
This man led Tammany Hall, an influential political machine in New York City.
a)
Boss William Tweed
b)
Cornelius Vanderbilt
c)
Andrew Carnegie
d)
J.P. Morgan
37.
It is easy to replace a worker in this system.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
38.
People who wanted the government to stay out of the economy favored...
a)
Laissez faire policies
b)
Progressive policies
39.
Products made in this system are more expensive.
a)
Assembly line system
b)
Cottage industry
40.
The political machines helped immigrants and the poor in exchange for ______.
a)
votes
b)
freedom
c)
jobs
d)
Business licenses
41.
Freedom of religion is an example of a...
a)
Push factor
b)
Pull factor
42.
These groups were formed to help workers fight for their rights.
a)
industries
b)
Political machines
c)
Cottage industries
d)
Labor unions
43.
In this labor union strategy, workers refused to work until their demands were met.
a)
strikes
b)
boycotts
c)
sabotage
44.
In this labor union strategy, people stopped buying products from a company until it met the workers’ demands.
a)
strikes
b)
boycotts
c)
sabotage
45.
In this labor union strategy, workers broke factory equipment or stole supplies.
a)
strikes
b)
boycotts
c)
sabotage
46.
Labor unions allowed workers to take part in _____ to reach agreements on wages, hours, and working conditions.
a)
industrialization
b)
Political machines
c)
Collective bargaining
d)
Social Darwinism
47.
To stop labor union strikes, management would hire ____ to work during a strike.
a)
scabs
b)
injunctions
c)
lockouts
48.
To stop labor union strikes, management would ask the courts to issue an ______ to arrest workers.
a)
scab
b)
injunction
c)
lockout
49.
To stop labor unions from demanding higher wages, management would enact a _____, telling workers to stay home.
a)
scab
b)
injunction
c)
lockout
50.
This term means “an era of reform”
a)
Gilded Age
b)
Imperialism Era
c)
Progressive Era
d)
Industrial Era
51.
Policy within U.S. boundaries
a)
Domestic policy
b)
Foreign policy
52.
Policy between the U.S. and other nations
a)
Domestic policy
b)
Foreign policy
53.
This President didn’t focus much on domestic policy but helped influence China to agree to the Open Door policy to open up trade.
a)
William McKinley
b)
Teddy Roosevelt
c)
William Howard Taft
d)
Woodrow Wilson
54.
True or false? Cuba was involved in the Spanish-American War.
a)
true
b)
false
55.
The explosion of the USS Maine led to the U.S.’s involvement in which war?
a)
WWI
b)
Spanish-American War
c)
Philippine-American War
d)
Civil War
56.
Extending a nation’s power through military force or diplomacy
a)
progressivism
b)
industrialization
c)
imperialism
d)
Domestic policy
57.
True or false? The Filipinos won the Philippine-American War and won their independence from the U.S.
a)
true
b)
false
58.
The government gets more involved in these types of policies.
a)
Laissez faire policies
b)
Progressive policies
59.
The government is less involved, or is not involved at all, in these types of policies.
a)
Laissez faire policies
b)
Progressive policies
60.
This President’s Square Deal included conservation of land, control of corporations, and consumer protection.
a)
William McKinley
b)
Teddy Roosevelt
c)
William Howard Taft
d)
Woodrow Wilson
61.
President Teddy Roosevelt believed that military force was necessary in foreign policy. This is the name of his diplomacy…
a)
Open Door Policy
b)
Big Stick Diplomacy
c)
Dollar Diplomacy
d)
Moral Diplomacy
62.
President William Howard Taft believed that the U.S. should use money instead of military force to gain influence overseas. His policy was called…
a)
Open Door Policy
b)
Big Stick Diplomacy
c)
Dollar Diplomacy
d)
Moral Diplomacy
63.
President Woodrow Wilson believed that spreading democracy was important. His foreign policy was called…
a)
Open Door Policy
b)
Big Stick Diplomacy
c)
Dollar Diplomacy
d)
Moral Diplomacy
64.
True or false? Teddy Roosevelt started a third party and campaigned to serve a third term as President.
a)
true
b)
false
65.
This president’s New Freedom focused on attacking the “Triple Wall of Privilege.”
a)
William McKinley
b)
Teddy Roosevelt
c)
William Howard Taft
d)
Woodrow Wilson
66.
President Teddy Roosevelt pushed to conserve land. This is a _____ policy because he got the government involved.
a)
Progressive
b)
Laissez faire
67.
President Teddy Roosevelt did not get the government involved with women’s rights. This is a ____ policy.
a)
Progressive
b)
Laissez faire
68.
President Woodrow Wilson got the government involved to change the banking system. This was a ___ policy.
a)
Progressive
b)
Laissez faire
69.
President Woodrow Wilson got the government involved to limit child labor. This was a ____ policy.
a)
Progressive
b)
Laissez faire
70.
President Woodrow Wilson didn’t do much to help race relations. This was a ____ policy because the government did not get involved.
a)
Progressive
b)
Laissez faire
71.
The U.S. wanted to remain _____ at the beginning of WWI. This means that they did not want to get involved.
a)
progressive
b)
neutral
c)
diplomatic
d)
imperialistic
72.
Which ship was sunk by a German submarine, angering the U.S.?
a)
Titanic
b)
Lusitania
c)
USS Maine
73.
This was the name of the letter between Germany and Mexico, where Germany asked Mexico to ally with them.
a)
Zimmermann Note
b)
Open Door Policy
c)
Progressive Policy
d)
Lusitania Note
74.
This treaty ended WWI.
a)
Zimmermann Treaty
b)
Lusitania Treaty
c)
Open Door Treaty
d)
Treaty of Versailles
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