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GSE USH Domain 3

Total questions: 112

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1.

How did American industrial leaders accumulate wealth during the late 1800s?

a)

by inventing new technology

b)

by developing new farming techniques

c)

by using mainly slave or forced labor

d)

by creating monopolies and establishing trusts

2.

If you were going to go to a movie about the person that invented the "motion picture," which movie title would you choose?

a)

Oh, Edison!

b)

Choosing Chaplin

c)

Ringing Alexander's Bell

d)

William Goldwyn: Precious Inventor

3.

The phonograph, light bulb, & motion pictures are all associated with:

a)

Richard Sears

b)

Thomas Edison

c)

George Westinghouse

d)

Alexander Graham Bell

4.

Industrialization in the 19th century is MOST associated with

a)

Revolution

b)

Urbanization

c)

Agrarian Life

d)

Manifest Destiny

5.

In the 19th century, John D. Rockefeller was MOST associated with the company named:

a)

U.S. Steel

b)

Standard Oil

c)

General Motors Corporation

d)

American Telephone & Telegraph

6.

Which is the BEST example of a "Robber baron" using his wealth in a "philanthropic" manner?

a)

Jay Gould and his involvement with the "Tammany Hall" political ring

b)

Cornelius Vanderbilt and the $1 million endowment he gave to Vanderbilt University

c)

Alexander Graham Bell using his capital to purchase all of the stock of his competitors

d)

The sale of Carnegie steel for $480 million to J.P. Morgan and the creation of U.S. Steel in 1901

7.

Why was the Standard Oil Trust MOST likely pictured as an octopus with many tentacles in the cartoon?

a)

The Standard Oil Trust was seen as a danger to the traditional American way of life.

b)

The Standard Oil Trust killed many different types of wildlife with its drilling practices.

c)

The Standard Oil Trust was seen as a monopoly that influenced government and other industries.

d)

The Standard Oil Trust built pipelines crossing the entire United States that endangered people and resources.

8.

What effect of the Industrial Revolution MIGHT this picture represent?

a)

the rise of the middle class

b)

the increase in urban population

c)

the spread of infectious diseases

d)

the organization of the health care system

9.

By creating monopolies and establishing trusts, industrial leaders of the late 1800s

a)

caused the Panic of 1893.

b)

secured passage of the Sixteenth Amendment.

c)

were able to accumulate vast amounts of wealth.

d)

secured the election of William McKinley as president in 1897.

10.

How did the invention of electricity impact industries?

a)

The costs of production increased significantly.

b)

Production methods began to decrease efficiency.

c)

Manufacturers were forced to locate plants nearer to sources of power.

d)

Manufacturers were able to build manufacturing plants where they wanted

11.

How was the large size and great power of the Standard Oil Trust, influenced by technological advances?

a)

Technology increased the demand for oil and gasoline, which the company produced.

b)

Technology allowed the company to advertise in new places and with novel methods.

c)

Technology allowed machines to replace human workers, which helped the company make more money.

d)

Technology increased demand job demand in other sectors so the Standard Oil Trust was the only oil company to survive, but it became larger.

12.

In the years following the Civil War, many people moved to large cities in the North. Which factor would have been MOST likely to influence someone to move to a city like Pittsburgh or New York during this period?

a)

the availability of factory jobs

b)

the desire to live near the coast

c)

the availability of agricultural jobs

d)

the entertainment opportunities available there

13.

In an effort to deal with an increasing number of immigrants, in 1892 the U.S. government

a)

banned all immigrants into the country.

b)

required all immigrants to speak English.

c)

reduced the number of years required to become a U.S. citizen.

d)

opened an immigration station on Ellis Island in New York City.

14.

This cartoon expresses the sentiments of many people following the

a)

bombing of Pearl Harbor in 1941.

b)

passage of the "Chinese Exclusion Act" of 1882.

c)

writing of the "Gentlemen's Agreement" of 1907.

d)

completion of the Transcontinental Railroad 1869.

15.

"Chinese laborers to this country endanger the good order of certain localities" in the United States. Which of these would represent a "locality" that would MOST LIKELY have wanted this law created and passed?

a)

Dallas

b)

Chicago

c)

Atlanta

d)

San Francisco

16.

What did President Harrison designate as the official entry point for immigrants arriving to the east coast of the United States?

a)

Angel Island

b)

Ellis Island

c)

Statue of Liberty

d)

Book of Registration

17.

By the end of the nineteenth century, technology in the industrial setting (factories)

a)

generally made human labor obsolete.

b)

raised the need for artisans and carpenters.

c)

led to an increase in the price of American products.

d)

created a rapidly increasing demand for unskilled or semiskilled labor.

18.

The "New Immigration" to the United States in the late-nineteenth century refers to the increased numbers of people arriving from

a)

East Asia

b)

South America

c)

Northern Europe

d)

Southern Europe

19.

Haymarket Affair, Samuel Gompers, Knights of Labor, & the AFL are all associated with:

a)

World War I

b)

World War II

c)

the New Deal

d)

the early labor movement

20.

In 1882, Congress passed an "exclusion act" which prevented the immigration of workers from what country for 10 years?

a)

China

b)

Ireland

c)

Japan

d)

Mexico

21.

In the second half of the 19th century, the U.S. government allowed more immigrants into the country MAINLY because

a)

more soldiers were needed in the American military.

b)

industries needed an increasing amount of cheap labor.

c)

the World War in Europe was causing millions to flee their homelands.

d)

western territories needed more settlers to explore for gold and silver.

22.

Upon arrival to the United States in the early 1900s, where were Chinese immigrants usually processed?

a)

Charleston

b)

Los Angeles

c)

Ellis Island in New York Harbor

d)

Angel Island in San Francisco Bay

23.

Which factor had the GREATEST positive effect on late nineteenth century American industrialization?

a)

high international tariffs

b)

passage of the 18th Amendment

c)

a large supply of cheap labor

d)

the explosion of factory production in the American South

24.

The most important reason for the growth of labor unions in the latter half of the 19th century was

a)

the passage of the Sherman Anti-trust Act.

b)

the creation of the Interstate Commerce Commission.

c)

the forceful leadership of the newly arriving immigrants.

d)

the way the workers were treated by big business and big industry.

25.

Which group of immigrants poured into the United States between 1890 and 1920?

a)

Scandinavians and Germans

b)

Irish, Spanish, and Italian

c)

English, Scottish, and Welsh

d)

Immigrants from southern and eastern Europe

26.

This controversial event in Chicago (1886) resulted in seven police and four protester fatalities, as well greatly discrediting the union movement.

a)

Wrigley Riot

b)

Pullman Strike

c)

Haymarket Riot

d)

Homestead Strike

27.

This political cartoon was published in the 1890s and points to the growing

a)

power of unions in the United States.

b)

concern regarding factory working conditions.

c)

spiraling inflation caused by economic panics.

d)

disparity in wages between laborers and industrialists.

28.

The Pullman Strike of 1894 was ended when

a)

President Cleveland sided with the striking workers.

b)

the Federal government issued an injunction to end it.

c)

strikebreakers were hired to take the place of strikers.

d)

rioters destroyed the Pullman rail car factory in Illinois.

29.

Samuel Gompers was MOST associated with which of these in the late 1800s?

a)

World War I

b)

labor unions

c)

steel industry

d)

Spanish American War

30.

Andrew Carnegie is most known for being involved in which industry?

a)

Oil

b)

Steel

c)

Railroad

d)

Banking

31.
The Progressive Era could best be summed up as...
a)
an era that experienced massive job loss due to the collapse of the economy.
b)
an era that placed a great emphasis on reforming the corruption and injustices throughout American society.
c)
an era where the US started the "war on terror"
d)
an era where there was no government regulation on American businesses.
32.
Writers that investigated the bad things going on in society
a)
Suffragists
b)
Muckrakers
c)
Students
d)
Chaffinators
33.

Who was the person who founded the settlement house (Hull House) to help the immigrant poor?

a)

Elizabeth Cady Stanton

b)

Jane Addams

c)

Susan B. Anthony

d)

Ida B. Wells

34.
Who was the photographer who revealed to the world how the lower class lived?
a)
Alexander Bell
b)
Jacob Riis
c)
Upton Sinclair
d)
Theodore Roosevelt
35.
Wrote “History of the Standard Oil Company,” in 1902. Showed how Rockefeller’s rise was based on ruthless business practices. 
a)
Ida B. Wells 
b)
Ida Tarbell 
c)
Susan B. Anthony 
d)
Elizabeth Cady Stanton 
36.
What book caused the government pass the Meat Inspection Act and create the Food and Drug Administration? 
a)
The Jungle
b)
A Red Record
c)
A History of Standard Oil
d)
How the Other Half Lives
37.

This muckraker wrote a book that led to the direct passage of the Meat Inspection Act and creation of the Pure Food and Drug Acts?

a)

Jacob Riis

b)

Ida Tarbell

c)

Ida Tarbell

d)

Upton Sinclair

38.
What did the 17th Amendment do?
a)
Prohibited the making and selling of alcohol
b)
Allowed citizens to elect Senators
c)
Create the Income Tax
d)
Students no longer had to complete their homework
39.

Laws that were created to segregate blacks and whites were called

a)

black codes

b)

slave codes

c)

blackface laws

d)

Jim Crow laws

40.

How did the Supreme Court justify legal segregation in light of the 14th Amendment's equal protection clause?

a)

It ignored equal protection

b)

It created the phrase "separate but equal"

c)

It created an amendment that guaranteed equal protection

d)

It required states and federal governments to "honor equality"

41.

The United States felt that it was important to complete the construction and control of the Panama Canal because

a)

it would help spread democracy to smaller nations.

b)

it would prevent Russia from doing the same thing.

c)

it allowed the United States to colonize Central and South America.

d)

it allowed ships to cross directly between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans.

42.

The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine called for

a)

investing in the economic development of Latin America

b)

pledging to help Japan and Russia negotiate a peace settlement.

c)

prohibiting foreign countries from purchasing land in the Western Hemisphere.

d)

intervening in Latin American countries that could not pay their debt to European creditors.

43.

After the conclusion of the Spanish-American War, the United States faced stiff opposition—in the form of a guerrilla war—from which of their newly acquired territories?

a)

Cuba

b)

Guam

c)

Mexico

d)

Philippines

44.

Queen Liliuokalani attempted to rid her people of American influence in the late 1800s. Where did she rule?

a)

Cuba

b)

Hawaii

c)

Alaska

d)

Philippines

45.

In addition to Puerto Rico, which territories were acquired by the United States as part of the peace treaty that ended the Spanish-American War?

a)

Cuba and Guam

b)

Hawaii and Alaska

c)

Cuba and the Philippines

d)

the Philippines and Guam

46.

The United States' acquisition of the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Hawaii are all examples of late-nineteenth century

a)

Imperialism

b)

Isolation

c)

Populism

d)

Progressivism

47.

"the U.S.S. Maine, the Rough Riders, Yellow Press, & San Juan Hill" are all terms related to:

a)

World War I

b)

American Civil War

c)

Spanish-American War

d)

The Revolutionary War

48.

"Yellow Journalism" during the late 19th century was marked by

a)

a decrease in readership.

b)

over-reliance on facts and evidence.

c)

a decline of the popularity of radio.

d)

sensational headlines and questionable facts.

49.

Why did the United States choose to retain power over the Philippines after the Spanish-American War?

a)

The United States believed the Filipinos were incapable of ruling themselves.

b)

President McKinley had become convinced the United States should become an imperial power

c)

Congress insisted that the United States deserved to profit from its victory in the Spanish-American War

d)

The United States believed the Philippines needed to become stronger before becoming an independent nation.

50.

How could the actions of the United States in the

Spanish-American War be viewed as hypocritical?

a)

The United States entered the war in response to human rights violations by Spain but then committed far worse violations while occupying Cuba.

b)

The United States declared its intention to end the slave trade dominated by Spain but then continued to permit slavery in its own territory.

c)

The United States expressed outrage over the imperialist policies of European powers but then sought to expand its own territory during the war.

d)

The United States sought to remove European influence from Latin America but then sold the Latin American territory it acquired to England.

51.

How did American involvement in the Panama Revolution affect relations with other Latin American nations?

a)

Some Latin American nations who were struggling for independence hoped that the United States would come to their aid.

b)

Other Latin American nations were unhappy that the United States had involved itself in the Panama conflict.

c)

A number of Latin American nations formed an organization to protect themselves from any type of American intervention.

d)

The United States had to increase their diplomatic efforts to maintain peace with other Latin American nations.

52.

What BEST explains why President Roosevelt issued the Roosevelt Corollary?

a)

He wanted the United States Navy to be respected internationally.

b)

He wanted to relinquish United States control of the Panama Canal.

c)

He wanted to protect the United States' access to Latin American markets.

d)

He wanted to protect developing democracies from conquest by Europeans.

53.

Which innovation had the GREATEST impact on westward migration immediately after the American Civil War?

a)

Telephone

b)

Electricity

c)

Steam-powered boats

d)

Transcontinental Railroad

54.

What took place at Promontory Point, Utah in 1869?

a)

massacre of Lakota Sioux

b)

massacre of Cheyenne Indians

c)

completion of Transcontinental Railroad

d)

largest silver strike in American history

55.

What group of immigrants arrived in large numbers on the U.S. west coast for the primary purpose of working on the Transcontinental Railroad in the 19th century?

a)

Chinese

b)

Irish

c)

Japanese

d)

Mexican

56.

The Transcontinental Railroads that opened up the West had a devastating effect on

a)

cattle ranchers

b)

Native Americans

c)

merchants on the West coast who relied on trade across the Pacific for their livelihood.

d)

U.S. soldiers who had just fought in the Civil War and were now transferred to the West to keep the peace.

57.

Following the Civil War industry began to expand westward thanks MOSTLY to

a)

the increasing number of railroads that connected the east coast with the west coast.

b)

an end to the immigration quotas that kept the population low during the mid-1800s.

c)

the improving diets of Americans.

d)

foreign alliances with Europe

58.

Why did many people think that the building of the transcontinental railroads was a federal government project?

a)

The states were not involved in this project

b)

Private investors were not allowed to buy stock in the railroad companies

c)

The federal government hired Irish and Chinese labor to work on the railroads.

d)

Railroad construction companies were heavily subsidized with money and land grants from the federal government.

59.

What specific evidence supports the statement that "The construction of the transcontinental railroad was disastrous for the Native Americans of the Great Plains"?

a)

The transcontinental railroad opened frontier markets to new products and goods from the east.

b)

Within ten years of its completion, the railroad shipped $50 million worth of freight coast to coast every year.

c)

The construction of the transcontinental railroad depended heavily on the labor of Chinese and Irish immigrants.

d)

The transcontinental railroad decimated the herds of buffalo that the Indians were dependent on; and the railroad drastically reduced Native American land ownership.

60.

In the late 1800s, the federal government attempted to place all Plains Indians on reservations, most of which were located in which state?

a)

California

b)

Oklahoma

c)

Nebraska

d)

Texas

61.

The Dawes Severalty Act of 1887 was created to

a)

regulate interstate trade and commerce.

b)

give slaves land in the former Confederate states.

c)

institute the death penalty for crimes against federal officials.

d)

redistribute Indian lands from public to private ownership to help assimilate them into the US population.

62.

Which of these is the 1890 event that is generally considered to be the last major violent Indian conflict in North America?

a)

Sand Creek Massacre

b)

Wounded Knee Massacre

c)

Battle of Horseshoe Bend

d)

Battle of Little Bighorn

63.

Chief Sitting Bull led Sioux warriors at the June 1876 conflict known as

a)

Sand Creek

b)

Wounded Knee

c)

the Fetterman Massacre

d)

the Battle of the Little Bighorn

64.

The conflict that occurred at Wounded Knee in 1890 can BEST be described as

a)

a massacre of Lakota Sioux by United States Cavalry.

b)

the last major battle in the United States Civil War.

c)

the first major battle in the United States Civil War.

d)

a massacre of the United States Cavalry by Lakota Sioux.

65.

the Dawes Severalty Act, United States domestic policy toward Native Americans in the late 1800s made an attempt to

a)

grant them full citizenship and due process.

b)

increase the land holdings of western tribes.

c)

force Native American Indians to give up their traditional cultures.

d)

give their tribal groups authority over their own governmental affairs.

66.

Which statement BEST describes American policy towards Native Americans in the late 19th century?

a)

Native Americans generally settled where they wanted to.

b)

Most Native Americans fled to Canada for protection from U.S. forces.

c)

Most Native Americans were practically forced to relocate to reservations.

d)

Native Americans pleaded with the government to create reservations for them.

67.

Which event had the most IMMEDIATE impact on the Native Americans who lived on the Great Plains?

a)

the invention of the sod house

b)

the use of windmills for irrigation

c)

the success of the abolition movement

d)

the hunting of buffalo by U.S. citizens

68.

As a result of the westward expansion of the United States,

a)

industrial production in the north decreased.

b)

agricultural production in the south increased.

c)

laws were passed to limit immigration from Europe

d)

Native Americans were forced to relocate to new territories.

69.

America's westward expansion following the Civil War often resulted in conflict between

a)

free and slave states.

b)

northern and southern states.

c)

the Democrats and Republicans in Congress.

d)

the federal government and Native Americans.

70.

Which invention had the effect of ending the era of the "long drives" of the late 19th century?

a)

barbed wire

b)

paved road

c)

the cotton gin

d)

the refrigerated box car

71.

In the 1880s, the federal government of the United States forced Native Americans to give up their land. As a result, their culture changed. What was the MAIN reason for this?

a)

They assimilated into life with Americans.

b)

They were forced to adopt American's culture.

c)

They had to change to survive in a new place.

d)

They had more opportunities that permitted change.

72.

The Sioux and Sitting Bull led the attack on General George Armstrong Custer's cavalry at the Battle of Little Big Horn. Why did the Sioux take this course of action?

a)

General Custer wanted Congress to outlaw the Sioux's ritual Ghost Dance.

b)

The Transcontinental Railroad was moving through the area the Sioux inhabited.

c)

Sioux leaders had forged a military alliance with French Canadian forces in an attempt to take back land.

d)

The U.S. Government had broken promises to let the Sioux remain in the Black Hills and was attempting to force them from those lands

73.

What industry contributed to rapid growth in the steel and oil industries?

a)

Automobile

b)

Electrical Power

c)

Coal

d)

Railroad

74.

A need for a stronger, more flexible metal in the construction of these led to an early increase in demand for steel

a)

Trains

b)

Railroad tracks

c)

Airplanes

d)

Automobiles

75.

How did the late 19th century railroad industry contribute to the oil industry?

a)

It used oil to fuel the engines

b)

It used oil to lubricate its engines

c)

It transported oil

d)

Construction on the railroad led to the accidental discovery of oil

76.

This man controlled the steel industry during the Gilded Age

a)

Andrew Carnegie

b)

John D Rockefeller

c)

JP Morgan

d)

Cornelius Vanderbilt

77.

This is a term for when one company controls the majority of an industry

a)

Monopoly

b)

Merger

c)

Corporation

d)

Company

78.

This man owned Standard Oil and controlled 90% of the oil industry during the Gilded Age

a)

Andrew Carnegie

b)

Cornelius Vanderbilt

c)

John D Rockefeller

d)

JP Morgan

79.

Andrew Carnegie's idea that massive riches should be used for the good of society

a)

Social Darwinism

b)

The Gospel of Wealth

c)

Platonic Philanthropy

d)

The Bank of Eternal Investment

80.

This is a type of monopoly in which one person or a group of people coordinate multiple companies

a)

Trust

b)

Corporation

c)

Merger

d)

Subsidiary

81.

This person invented the phonograph, motion pictures, an electric generator, and a proper electric lightbulb.

a)

Thomas Edison

b)

Nicolai Tesla

c)

Alexander Graham Bell

d)

Andrew Carnegie

82.

This invention made it possible to send coded messages from one place to another in seconds.

a)

telegraph

b)

internet

c)

electricity

d)

Morse code

83.

How does this image reflect the changing lifestyle of Americans due to technological innovations?

a)

Many Americans were afraid of the new technology

b)

Americans had to learn how to adjust to rapid technological growth

c)

The new technology made the life of many Americans more difficult

d)

The life of Americans were not greatly affected by the new innovations

84.

This inventor had the first two way telephone conversation in 1876, changing communications forever

a)

Alexander Graham Bell

b)

J. P. Morgan

c)

Thomas Edison

d)

Nicola Tesla

85.

The perfection of this device by Thomas Edison allowed factories to operate day and night shifts

a)

Pocket Watch

b)

Frozen Dinner

c)

Light Bulb

d)

Gas Lamp

86.

This place was the first stop for most immigrants coming from Europe

a)

Angel Island

b)

The Statue of Liberty

c)

New York City

d)

Ellis Island

87.

Asian immigrant were most likely to be processed here

a)

Angel Island

b)

The Statue of Liberty

c)

New York City

d)

Ellis Island

88.

In the late 1800's, the second wave of immigrants mostly came from this region

a)

Northern and Western Europe

b)

Southern and eastern Europe

c)

Asia

d)

Africa

89.

Many immigrants that moved to the US in the late 1800's found employment in

a)

farms

b)

factories

c)

agriculture

d)

the military

90.

What caused significant changes to urban politics, culture, and economics during the late 19th century?

a)

Increases in birth rates

b)

World War I

c)

A large increase in immigrants

d)

The migration of many African-Americans to the North

91.

Which of the following is LEAST LIKELY to have been introduced to the US via European immigration during the late 1800's?

a)

Polish sausage

b)

Russian literature

c)

German Beer

d)

Italian cuisine

92.

Which of the following conditions would be LEAST likely to contribute to the creation of a labor union?

a)

long working hours

b)

unsafe working conditions

c)

poor pay

d)

lack of trained workers

93.

He founded one of the most successful labor unions in the United States

a)

Samuel Gompers

b)

John McCormick

c)

Cornelius Vanderbilt

d)

President Teddy Roosevelt

94.

What is the advantage of a labor union?

a)

It helps workers finish jobs quickly

b)

It allows bosses to fire workers easily

c)

It makes sure that new workers are trained by older, experiences workers

d)

It gives workers the collective power to bargain with their employers

95.

What labor union allowed skilled workers to demand better pay and working conditions?

a)

AFL (American Federation of Labor)

b)

CIO (Congress of Industrial Organizations)

c)

ATL (American Train Laborers)

d)

FURRY (Federal Union of Rail Road Yeomen)

96.

"By 1893, the Pullman Company was caught in the nationwide economic depression. Orders for

railroad sleeping cars declined, and George Pullman was forced to lay off hundreds of employees. Those who remained endured severe wage cuts, though Pullman's rent fees in the company town remained the same."

The information in the above text most likely led to:

a)

bankruptcy

b)

government intervention

c)

the passage of anti-trust laws

d)

a worker's strike

97.

Early unions struggled to be effective because

a)

of poor leadership

b)

a vast supply of cheap labor made workers easy to replace

c)

the government executed most striking workers

d)

most factory laborers actually liked their working conditions

98.

What did the American Federation of Labor try to achieve in the late 1800s?

a)

Control of decision making in the market

b)

Higher wages and better working conditions

c)

Employee ownership of factories and mines

d)

Elimination of racial discrimination in the workplace

99.

In the 1880s, Samuel Gompers helped found the American Federation of Labor, which focused on the interests of skilled workers. Which statement describes an early success of the American Federation of Labor?

a)

It forced business owners to improve working conditions

b)

it negotiated with business owners to provide health benefits

c)

It gained federal government protection for striking workers

d)

It convinced the federal government to establish social programs

100.

-Poor pay

-long hours

-frequent layoffs

-dangerous conditions

The list above describes industrial working conditions in the United States during the Gilded Age. Which tactic was effective in changing these conditions?

a)

Staging factory riots

b)

Organizing labor unions

c)

Urging public boycotts

d)

Supporting monopolistic practices

101.

Between 1880 and 1920, the majority of the “new” immigrants came from:

a)

Northern and Western Europe

b)

Southern and Eastern Europe

c)

Canada and Latin America

d)

China and Southeast Asia

102.

From 1892 to 1940, Ellis Island was primarily used to:

a)

Permanently hold immigrants

b)

House poor immigrants coming to America

c)

Process immigrants coming to America

d)

Jail suspected criminals

103.

The political cartoon above is depicting which big business during the Gilded Age?

a)

Carnegie Steel

b)

Standard Oil Company

c)

Vanderbilt’s Railroad

d)

J.P. Morgan’s Bank

104.

What 19th century practice is illustrated by the cartoon above?

a)

Farming cooperatives

b)

Establishing trade zones

c)

Creating monopolies

d)

Expanding Global Markets

105.

Between 1880 and 1920, the majority of the “new” immigrants came from:

a)

Northern and Western Europe

b)

Southern and Eastern Europe

c)

Canada and Latin America

d)

China and Southeast Asia

106.

From 1892 to 1940, Ellis Island was primarily used to:

a)

Permanently hold immigrants

b)

House poor immigrants coming to America

c)

Process immigrants coming to America

d)

Jail suspected criminals

107.

Following the Civil War, which growing industry had the most significant impact on the growth of the economy and big business?

a)

Steel

b)

Oil

c)

Railroads

d)

Banks

108.
a)

World War I

b)

World War II

c)

Spanish-American War

d)

Civil War

109.

The main reason for involvement the countries depicted above was:

a)

Establish military alliances

b)

Gain overseas marks through imperialism

c)

Begin the policy of Manifest Destiny

d)

Support isolationism in Congress

110.

Newspaper headlines like the one above contributed to which of the following:

a)

The capture of terrorists

b)

The selection of Theodore Roosevelt as President

c)

The declaration of war against Spain by the United States

d)

The attack by the US on Manila Bay

111.

Which group founded by W.E.B. Du Bois worked to guarantee equal rights for African-Americans as listed in the Reconstruction Amendments?

a)

Southern Christian Leadership Conference (SCLC)

b)

Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee (SNCC)

c)

National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)

d)

Committee of Racial Equality (CORE)

112.

The policies listed above were part of what system that was intended to suppress African Americans following Reconstruction?

a)

Black Codes

b)

Jim Crow Laws

c)

Fugitive Slave Acts

d)

Slave Codes