Unit 2 Review: The Rise of the West and Immigration, Urbanization, & Industrialization

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Which best describes the Homestead Act?

160 acres of free land if you stay for 5 years

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Why did the Mormons move West?

Escape Religious Persecution

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Which of the following were former slaves who came West to take advantage of free land?

Exodusters

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Which industry did the Interstate Commerce Act most regulate?

Rail Roads

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In the 1800s, the economy of the West felt the greatest impact from which of the following?

Transcontinental RR’s

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Which groups most contributed to the construction of the railroads?

Chinese and Irish

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What had the greatest impact in altering the lifestyle of the plains’ Native Americans?

Destruction of the buffalo

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Which of the following best describes the Trail of Tears?

Cherokee were forced to walk 800 miles to inferior lands

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This was intended to '“Americanize” Native Americans and encourage them to support the idea of private property?

Daws act

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Which of the following best describes Wounded Knee and Sand Creek?

Both examples of US army slaughtering innocent NA women & children

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Which of the following was most responsible for ending open-range grazing?

Barbed Wire

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What party was founded, in part, to help farmers get out of debt?

Populist party

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Why did the Populist Party come to an end?

William Jennings Bryan lost 1898 election, but other parties adopted their ideas

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Which of the following best describes the settlement pattern of the US territory?

East to West

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How did the Bessemer process revolutionize American industry?

it was a quick method of turning iron ore into steel

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Which of the following is an example of social Darwinism in businesses?

Survival of the fittest

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What company is an example of a monopoly owned by JD Rockefeller?

Standard oil

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In which industry did Andrew Carnegie make his forturne?

Steel

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Vertical integration, a business strategy used by Andrew Carnegie, involves?

buy out suppliers that feed you business to cut cost

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Which of the following refers to businessmen who used cut-throat business practices dominate an industry?

Robber Baron

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In which industry is JP Morgan most known?

Finance and banking

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Which of the following would captains of industry, such as Carnegie and Rockefeller, tend to support?

Social darwanism

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In the last half of the 19th century, all of the following were conditions of rapid growth of cities?

Dirty, Disease, Crowded, Child labor, Ect.

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Which best describes the settlement patterns of immigrants at the turn of the century?

Urban → Ethnic community’s (enclaves)

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In the late 1890s, specially designed buildings construction to house large numbers of immigrants in New York City were called?

tenement houses

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Which best describe sweatshops?

Very low pay and long hours. And employed women and children

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Which of the following was a result of nativism?

Chinese exclusion act

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The main immigration station in San Francisco was called?

Angel Island

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Which of the following means favoring native-born citizens?

Nativism

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What is Jane Addams for?

settlement houses (hull houses)

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What was the goal of settlement houses?

Charity / aid the urban poor (food, medical care, English, education, ect.)

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What does Emma Lazarus recognize in this poem?

immigrants

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Which best describes the Gilded Age?

Shiney on the outside (super rich, Increase tech) but hid corruption, child labor, ect.

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Who were the targets of political machines (whose votes did they seek to “buy”)?

Immigrants

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taking money intended for a city project is known as?

Graft

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Which best describes the Pendleton Act?

Gov’t jobs filled by skilled workers (merits)

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Tammany Hall and Boss Tweed are examples of?

Political Machines

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Labor Union fought for all of the following?

1) increase wages

2) ending child labor

3)better & safer working conditions

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How did the Haymakers Square Riot affect the public’s perception of labor unions?

Showed unions could be violent & decrease in public support

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The American Federation of Labor, Knights of Labor, and Industrial Workers of the World are examples of?

Labor union

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Which two groups faced lower wages than other workers across the country at this time?

Women & children

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Which describes when an employee is given a bad reputation by an employer, and no one will hire him/her?

Black listed

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Which innovations did Henry Ford implement that changed manufacturing forever?

Moving assembly lines

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Which best describes the impact of the auto industry on Michigan?

It is still vital to Michigan economy, but not as it much was

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What was the main purpose of the Declaration of Independence?

To sperate the colonies from Great Britian/England

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Why are the principles of separation of powers, checks and balances, and federalism found in the Constitution?

To make sure no one person or group gets too much

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Which issue most seriously divided the North and South politicians prior to the Civil War?

slavery in territory’s

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The Civil war proved that which level of government was supreme?

Federal Government

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What did most former slaves become after the Civil War?

Sharecroppers