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Sedimentary
Metamorphic
Obsidian
100

In response to challenges within the United States, farmers created political organizations that eventually led to the creation of the ________________ Party

Populist Party

100

List TWO impacts of the assembly line.

Cars became affordable for many families.

Production increased dramatically.

The automobile industry grew rapidly.

Americans gained greater mobility and freedom.

100

Match the post-Civil War region to their economies characteristics:

1) North

2) South

3) West

A. •Agriculture remained the primary economic activity.

B. •Manufacturing and industry dominated.

C. •Farming, ranching, and mining drove economic growth.

1) B

2) A

3) C

100

What was the significance of the Election of 1912?

Republicans split their vote; Wilson won the presidency.

200

A major cattle-driving route from Texas to Kansas; Cowboys drove herds hundreds of miles to railroad towns

Chisholm Trail

200
This island processed mostly Asian immigrants and opened in 1910. Known for its stricter inspections and longer detentions.

Angel Island

200

When the government designed the Dawes Act of 1887, what was their goal?

to assimilate Native Americans into American society.

200

Although reformers achieved some goals (consumer protections, banking reform, women's suffrage), there were still limitations to the Progressive Era. Please list TWO limitations.

❌ Racial inequality remained

❌ Many Americans still lacked equal opportunities

❌ Prohibition created new challenges

HALF CREDIT: 18th Amendment

300

The belief that successful businesses succeeded because their owners were the strongest and most capable.

Social Darwinism

300

What was the impact of The Jungle?

The public demanded government action, leading to stronger food safety regulations.

300

Which Progressive president matches the characterstics:

Filed more antitrust lawsuits than Roosevelt

Continued government regulation of business

Lost support from many Progressives

Helped divide the Republican Party

William Howard Taft

300

150pts: Define Horizontal Integration

150pts: What is the goal of horizontal integration?

a) Buying or merging with competing companies

b) Eliminate competition

400

•This law required many government jobs to be filled based on merit rather than political connections.

Pendleton Act

400

The American Federation of Labor (AFL) was founded in 1886. Please list the four goals of the AFL.

Higher wages

Shorter hours

Better working conditions

Collective bargaining

400

Define:

16th Amendment - 

17th Amendment -

18th Amendment - 

19th Amendment - 

16th: Allowed the federal government to collect an income tax.

17th: Direct election of U.S. Senators

18th: Prohibited alcohol

19th: women's rights to vote


400

Many Americans viewed westward expansion as progress, while ________________ often viewed it as a loss of land and independence.

Native Americans

500

The Chinese Exclusion Act Banned most Chinese laborers from entering the United States. What concept that we learned in class did this immigration restriction connect most to?

Nativism

500

Define: vertical integration

Then, list its main goal

DEFINITION: Controlling all parts of production and distribution.

GOAL: Lower costs and increase profits.

500

The following impacts were because of what invention:

Cars became affordable for many families.

Production increased dramatically.

The automobile industry grew rapidly.

Americans gained greater mobility and freedom.

Assembly Line

500

By using evidence from what you learned in 2.2, was the rise of industry good for the United States?

Answers may vary.

One student will receive points.

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