Westward Expansion &
Immigration
Reform/
Imperialism
Business
Reform 2
Imperialism
100

List 5 countries new immigrants came from.

Southern and Eastern Europe such as ITALY

100

Why was a major factor that caused American Imperialism in the late 19th and early 20th centuries?

The U.S. wanting to add territory and influence across the world

 

100

What is a monopoly?

Complete control over an industry.

100

What is the significance of the 'Grandfather Clause'?

A way to get around the 15th Amendment by allowing anyone whose father or grandfather voted prior to 1867 to vote.

100

Why was the United States interested in the Mexican Revolution?

The U.S. had economic ties to Mexico.

200

What were created to help immigrants obtain jobs, healthcare, and education?

Benevolant Societies

200

Who wrote The Jungle?

Upton Sinclair

200

Why is a monopoly harmful to a free market economy?

Monopolies discourage competition

200

What is a muckraker?

A journalist or photographer who exposed corruption and societal wrongs during the Gilded Age

200

What was the outcome of the Spanish American War?

The U.S. gained territory and influence in the Caribbean and Pacific

300

What are positive effects of Westward Expansion?

- New farming techniques and methods

- New states

- Growth of industry

300

Which African American reformer is best known for promoting and fighting for Anti-lynching laws?

Ida B. Wells Barnett

300

Andrew Carnegie went from being a poor Scottish immigrant to a Captain of Industry in what industry?

Steel

300

What is the purpose of labor unions?

To reform working conditions and wages.

300

President Taft's answer to helping control South and Central America by paying off their debts and investing money into the countries was called what?

Dollar Diplomacy

400

What is the Homestead Act?

Gave American settlers 160 acres of land that they had to live on and develop for 5 years.
400

What President wanted to use Persuasion and American ideals to advance interests abroad, as well as force if need be?

Woodrow Wilson

400

What act was passed to prohibit Trusts from dominating the Free Market?

Sherman Anti-Trust Act

400

Who founded the NAACP?

W.E.B. Du Bois

400

Why was the United State’s so focused on getting an Open Door policy agreement with China?

Did not want to get left out of the country’s trade as it was highly profitable to the U.S.

500

What is the Dawes Act?

Policy that focused on breaking up reservations and tribal lands by granting land to individual Natives for agricultural purposes after forced assimilation.

500

Which President was called a "Trust Buster" because he focussed on regulating big business and bringing down monopolies?

Roosevelt

500

John D. Rockefeller used _______ integration and __________ integration to control the oil industry.

Vertical and horizontal 

500

What is the significance of Plessy V. Ferguson?

Ruled that "separate is equal" segregation was legal

500

What is 'Yellow Journalism'?

A technique to help sell newspapers and help start the Spanish American War.

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