WorksheetsUnit 4 Review
Total questions: 25
Worksheet time: 13mins
What did progressives want to achieve?
Better working conditions
Free labor
Corrupt government
Who was the progressive president also known as the people’s president?
Ulysses S. Grant
Teddy Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
What was The Jungle?
Book exposing the evils and corruption of the meatpacking industry in America
Book exposing the unfair business practices of John Rockefeller
Book by Andrew Carnegie on the gospel of wealth
What term was used in the Progressive Era to describe journalists who attacked institutions and leaders as corrupt?
Muckrakers
Yellow Journalism
Penny Press
Based upon this photo, Lewis Hines wanted to focus on which of the following?
Inequalities of suffrage
The urban poor
The harshness of child labor
Who was Jane Addams?
First female candidate for president
Leading reformer who pushed for educational reform
Founder of 'Hull House' in Chicago to care for immigrant communities
What ethnicity did not have a neighborhood in Chicago during the 1900s?
Irish
Italian
Indian
Who was the author (and book) exposing the conditions of millions of urban Americans living in tenement housing?
Jacob Riis, How the Other Half Lives
Alfred Maha, The Influence of Sea Power upon History
Ida Tarbell, The History of Standard Oil
What do the items on the menu at this restaurant represent?
New states added to the United States
Imperialistic goals of the United States
European conquests in the Western Hemisphere
How is Uncle Sam (the US) acting?
He will be able to choose whatever he wants off the menu
He is full and won’t be able to take anymore
Because of his diet, he will resist the items and not take any
What was a territory the US acquired during its period of imperialism?
Puerto Rico
Canada
California
What is the cartoonist’s point of view concerning the relationship between the US and Cuba?
The US wishes to be friends with Cuba
The US will devour Cuba
The US is wasting time fighting over a tiny area
What was the name of the laws that were very restricting for African Americans during the early 1900s?
Jim Crow laws
Black Codes
Plessy laws
Which label is most closely associated with the sign above?
Jim Crow
Progressivism
Imperialism
What court case said separate but equal was okay for blacks?
Brown v Board
Plessy v Ferguson
Washington v DuBois
Which black leader wanted blacks to be in vocational jobs and not push for equality yet (was more popular with whites)?
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B DuBois
Teddy Roosevelt
Which black leader wanted blacks to be educated and have equal rights?
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B DuBois
Teddy Roosevelt
Who was Alice Paul?
First female candidate for president
Leading reformer who pushed for educational reform
Leader of the women’s suffrage movement
When did women get the right to vote?
1865
1920
1950
What should Americans do after viewing the poster?
Join the Army
Buy Liberty Bonds
Join the Navy
What should Americans do after viewing the poster?
Join the Army
Buy Liberty Bonds
Join the Navy
Based on the map, where did most of the fighting take place along the Western Front in WWI?
France and Belgium
Germany and Belgium
France and Switzerland
What does this map tell you about the fighting in WWI?
Most of the battles along the Western Front took place East of the stabilized front
The Armistice line was West of the German advance
By the end of the war, Germany had gained little territory
Based on the graph, what can you tell about the US’s military involvement in WWI?
The US was a dominant member of the Entente Powers
The US suffered the most deaths
The US played a relatively minor role in the military phase of the war
The US had the highest number of military personnel
What was the result of Wilson’s “14 Points” speech?
His ideas were largely ignored during the Paris Peace Conference
Peace between the European nations based on Wilson’s ideas
US joined the League of Nations
Wilson's points were adopted by all nations
