CPUSH

From 1901 to 1910, about how many immigrants came to America?

Over 8 million

From 1881 through 1920, people came from all of the following continents EXCEPT:

Africa

Most people that came to the West Coast of the U.S. around 1911 came through:

Angel Island

Most people that came to the East Coast of America around 1900 probably came through:

Ellis Island

Most important reason immigrants came to America (1880-1920):

Job Opportunities

Jacob Riis' photograph "Five Cents Lodging" represents:

Overcrowding

People in the photograph are most likely:

New Immigrants

Law passed to restrict immigration in the 1800s:

Chinese Exclusion act

Relationship between immigrants and political machines:

Political machines helped immigrants in exchange for votes

Nativists opposed:

Foreigners

Man on the left (cartoon) represents:

Political Machine

Message of the octopus cartoon (Standard Oil monopoly):

Monopolies have too much control

Octopus' tentacles did NOT wrap around:

The White House

Robber Barons gained wealth by:

All of the above

Cartoon pressured:

Teddy Roosevelt

Cartoon focused on reforming:

Food safety

Goal of The Jungle by Upton Sinclair:

Expose unsanitary meat processing

Goal of the Progressive Era:

Economic reform

Organization protecting America's economy:

Federal Reserve System (1913)

Law requiring truthful labels:

Pure Food and Drug Act (1906)

Who gained most from national parks?

U.S. citizens

Correct presidential party alignment:

Roosevelt (Rep), Taft (Rep), Wilson (Dem)

Crusading journalists were called:

Muckrakers

Event that most impacted Progressives:

Triangle Shirtwaist Fire (1911)

President symbolizing reform:

Theodore Roosevelt

The Jungle exposed:

Meatpacking industry

Woodrow Wilson's key action:

Federal Reserve System (1913)

Roosevelt's message to Congress:

Conserve natural resources

Amendment for direct election of Senators:

17th

Highest urban population change:

1910-1920