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Test 3 Study Questions

Total questions: 32

Worksheet time: 16mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

People who clamored loudly and continuously to open up non-Indian settlement were called...

a)

Sooners

b)

Boomers

c)

Homesteaders

d)

Cowboys

2.

What was the date known as Black Tuesday, the day the stock market crashed?

a)

July 4, 1935

b)

December 17, 1921

c)

April 22, 1923

d)

October 29, 1929

3.

The real purpose behind the "grandfather clause" was to

a)

Keep African Americans from voting.

b)

Allow African Americans the chance to vote.

c)

Keep criminals and outlaws from voting.

d)

Keep women from voting.

4.

How did the federal government’s policy toward the Indians change after 1870?

a)

It promoted relocating Indians to other areas.

b)

It promoted maintaining tribal ownership of land.

c)

It promoted breaking up Indian nations.

d)

It promoted creating reservations for Indians.

5.

Who were the Choctaw code talkers?

a)

An association formed to preserve the Choctaw language from extinction.

b)

Individuals of the Choctaw nation that used to “code” messages to help the Allies during World War I.

c)

Choctaw members who translated the Oklahoma Constitution.

d)

A code of silence used in military schools.

6.

Which was the first of the land run acts?

a)

Enabling Act

b)

Organic Act

c)

Dawes Act

d)

Curtis Act

7.

Which of these acts provided for the joining of the twin territories into the single state of Oklahoma?

a)

Enabling Act

b)

Homestead Act

c)

Curtis Act

d)

Dawes Act

8.

Who was the president of the United States during the first land run?

a)

Theodore Roosevelt

b)

Benjamin Harrison

c)

Andrew Jackson

d)

Franklin D. Roosevelt

9.

What city in Oklahoma can be described as the "Oil Capital of the World" by 1904?

a)

Guthrie

b)

Oklahoma City

c)

Cushing

d)

Tulsa

10.

What was the greatest source of wealth in Oklahoma during the 1920s?

a)

Wheat

b)

Cotton

c)

Oil

d)

Zinc

11.

People who wanted to claim land under the Homestead Act of 1862 had to meet all of the following requirements except...

a)

Prove they had limited income.

b)

Make improvements on the land.

c)

Farm the land for five years.

d)

Be at least 21 years of age.

12.

What happened on April 14, 1935, which resulted in the reference of this day as “Black Sunday”?

a)

An outbreak of tornadoes.

b)

The second crash of the stock market.

c)

A massive ice storm.

d)

A massive dust storm.

13.

What allowed Oklahoma to come out of the Depression?

a)

The discovery of oil in the state.

b)

When the United States government built military facilities in the state

c)

When investors saw the musical Oklahoma! on Broadway and realized the potential of the state.

d)

Oklahoma just stopped being sad.

14.

On what date did the President of the United States sign the Statehood Proclamation?

a)

November 16, 1907

b)

December 16, 1907

c)

September 16, 1907

d)

April 22, 1889

15.

Why did members of the Five Tribes call for a constitutional convention?

a)

To dissolve Oklahoma Territory.

b)

To create the State of Sequoyah.

c)

To create the State of Wildcatters.

d)

To sell the unassigned lands to the United States government.

16.

Which area was NOT opened as a result of a land run?

a)

The Unassigned Lands

b)

Greer County

c)

The Cherokee Outlet

d)

Cheyenne Arapahoe Lands

17.

Who was the most famous of the Boomers?

a)

Thomas Paine

b)

Jeff Payne

c)

Andrew Paine

d)

David Payne

18.

How many counties was Oklahoma divided into ?

a)

77

b)

78

c)

99

d)

71

19.

What were parents required to do if they admitted their children into a subscription school?

a)

Pay a monthly fee to watch their favorite shows, with a standard subscription starting at $12.99.

b)

There were no subscription schools. Homeschooling was the only type of education.

c)

Pay a monthly fee, usually $1 to $2.

d)

 

Pick up printed course material purchased by mail order every Saturday.

20.

The Ku Klux Klan in Oklahoma in the 1920s was

a)

Anti-African American

b)

Anti-Catholic

c)

  Anti-Jewish

d)

All of the Above

21.

What was the 19th Amendment?

a)

The commencement of Prohibition.

b)

Gave women the right to vote.

c)

Gave Congress the ability to collect income taxes.

d)

Abolished slavery.

22.

What were the laws that limited the rights of black citizens in the late 19th and 20th centuries?

a)

Jim Crow Laws

b)

Black Codes

c)

Prohibition Laws

d)

Black Suffrage Laws

23.

What did Governor Alfalfa Bill Murray do that was significant?

a)

He united all factions of the Democratic party in Oklahoma.

b)

He was a person who valued other people’s opinions.

c)

He supported Roosevelt in his New Deal program.

d)

Granted full pardons to any convict who promised to leave the state and never return.

24.

What was a major cause of the Great Depression and the Dust Bowl? 

a)

A year without rain.

b)

Overproduction

c)

The supply met the demand of products.

d)

The New Deal

25.

What was the name of Franklin D. Roosevelt’s programs to get the country out of the Great Depression?

a)

The Fair Deal

b)

The Good Deal

c)

The New Deal

d)

New Horizon

26.

Oklahoma joined the United States as the  

a)

45th State

b)

48th State

c)

37th State

d)

46th State

27.

Where was the successful black community called Greenwood located?

a)

Tulsa

b)

Enid

c)

Guthrie

d)

Oklahoma City

28.

What Supreme Court case ruled that African Americans could be segregated from whites if equal facilities were provided? 

a)

Dred Scott v. Stanford

b)

Plessy v Ferguson

c)

Terry v Ohio

d)

Brown v Board of Education

29.

In the period between World War I and World War II (1920’s and 1930’s), Oklahoma experienced 

a)

An oil boom until the beginning of World War II.

b)

The growth of the Republican party.

c)

Both economic growth and depression.

d)

A great surge in population.

30.

What was the date of Oklahoma's first land run?

a)

April 22, 1998

b)

July 22, 1889

c)

May 22, 1889

d)

April 22, 1889

31.

Prior to the Dawes Act, who owned the land in Indian Territory?

a)

Anyone who had enough money to afford it.

b)

Any Indian (no matter the tribe) who could afford to buy it.

c)

Individual tribal members through allotments.

d)

The entire tribal nation, which means that it was held in common.

32.

What were the Unassigned Lands?

a)

Lands for outlaws and renegade Indians.

b)

Lands that were taken from the Creek and Seminole tribes, but no other tribes had settled on them.

c)

Lands assigned for cattle grazing on open range.

d)

Lands that were taken from the white settlers.