Civil War
Reconstruction
Westward Expansion
Gilded Age
Progressive Era
100

The Kansas-Nebraska Act concerned which issue?

the expansion of slavery into new territories

100

The main goal of the Radical Republicans during Reconstruction:

To punish the South and protect the rights of freedmen

100

What did the Dawes Act try to do to Native Americans?

Assimilate them into a White, Christianized society

100

The major goal of political machines like Tammany Hall:

To provide services in exchange for votes

100

Muckrakers were...

Journalists that exposed corruption

200

What event caused the South to secede from the Union?

Election of Abraham Lincoln in 1860

200

The main goal of Reconstruction after the Civil War:

To rebuild the South and integrate freed slaves into society

200

What was a PUSH factor that encouraged people to move westward during the mid-1800s

Overcrowded cities and unemployment in the East

200

The overall goal of the farmers in the Populist movement:

Increased power for farmers and workers

200

The Clayton Antitrust Act strengthened what previous reform?

The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890

300

Sectionalism is defined as:

Loyalty to a region or group over country

300

The Compromise of 1877 ended Reconstruction by:

Removing federal troops from the South

300

The Homestead Act of 1862 offered settlers 160 acres of land if they —

Promised to farm and improve the land for five years

300

During the Gilded Age, companies often hired “strikebreakers” to:

Replace striking workers to keep the business running

300

Who were the Progressive Era Presidents

Theodore Roosevelt, William Howard Taft, Woodrow Wilson

400

The speech Abraham Lincoln gave to decide on a battlefield cemetery and remind Americans of equality and unity

Gettysburg Address

400

Why did the Reconstruction Era fail?

Racial equality was not fully achieved

400

"Kill the Indian, save the man." – Captain Richard H. Pratt, founder of Carlisle Indian School (1892)

This represents...

Assimilation policies aimed at erasing Native cultures

400

The Haymarket Square Riot of 1886 is best remembered as:

A violent clash between workers and police during a labor protest for an 8-hour workday

400

This muckraker wrote The Jungle, exposing unsanitary conditions in the meatpacking industry

Upton Sinclair

500

The Union's plan to blockade Southern ports and control the Mississippi River was called:

The Anaconda Plan

500

Organization that tried to help newly free Black Americans get basic resources

The Freedman's Bureau

500

How do we define Manifest Destiny?

The United States had a god-given or "divine" right to expand its territory to the West.

500

Immigrants and factory workers experienced many problems living in cities. What were two of them?

Fires, crime, poor sanitation, tenement houses, poor living conditions, water contamination

500

Progressive Era Amendments (just the numbers)

16th, 17th, 18th, 19th Amendments

M
e
n
u