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100

This amendment abolished slavery in the U.S.

What is the 13th Amendment?


Remember, the 13th Amendment abolished slavery. The 14th Amendment gave natural citizenship. The 15th Amendment allowed the right to vote.

100

Which invention made steel production cheaper and faster?

Bessemer Process.

The Bessemer process is the first industrial method for mass-producing steel inexpensively

100

What law limited Asian immigration to the U.S. in 1882?

Chinese Exclusion Act

100

Who founded Hull House and worked in settlement houses to help immigrants?

Jane Addams

100

The Missouri Compromise, Compromise of 1850, and Kansas-Nebraska Act all tried to solve what issue?

Slavery in new territories

200

What did Radical Republicans want for former Confederates after the Civil War?

Harsh punishment and strict requirements for rejoining the Union. 


Radical Republicans and President Johnson disagreed on many issues following the Civil War. 

200

Which inventor predicted that telephones would one day be in every home?

Alexander Graham Bell

200

How did the experiences of Asian immigrants in the West differ from Europeans in the East?

They faced greater discrimination and restrictions on entry

200

What was the main method muckrakers used to fight corruption?

Exposing problems through journalism

200

What was the main economic foundation of the North before the Civil War?

Industry, factories, and trade

300

Who did Southerners call “carpetbaggers”?

Northerners who moved South after the war to profit

300

How did railroad monopolies hurt farmers in the late 1800s?

They charged high prices to ship crops to markets

300

What problem did overcrowded housing and poor sanitation in cities cause?

Public health problems

300

How did Harriet Beecher Stowe’s Uncle Tom’s Cabin contribute to the Civil War?

It showed the evils of slavery and stirred Northern opposition

300

What was the main economic foundation of the South before the Civil War?

Plantation agriculture and slave labor

400

Why did Radical Republicans disagree with Johnson’s pardon proclamation?

It was too lenient and they wanted stricter punishments for Confederates

400

What was a direct economic result of the Second Industrial Revolution?

The rise of monopolies in major industries

400

Why did many immigrants live in ethnic neighborhoods in cities?

To preserve culture and find community in a foreign land

400

What was the long-term purpose of settlement houses?

To provide services like education and aid for poor immigrants

400

What was one major result of the Bessemer Process and cheaper steel?

Rapid industrialization and growth of railroads/skyscrapers

500

What was President Lincoln’s main goal for Reconstruction, as stated in his Second Inaugural Address?

To reunite the nation with compassion and leniency

500

Why did Congress pass the Interstate Commerce Act in 1887?

Railroads were monopolies that unfairly controlled shipping prices

500

What is “nativism”?

The belief that immigrants should be restricted and native-born citizens prioritized

500

Which movement worked to limit the power of political machines and monopolies?

Progressive Movement

500

What conclusion can be drawn from the list of African American inventors (Granville Woods, Sarah Goode, Elijah McCoy, Garrett Morgan)?

African Americans made significant contributions to the Second Industrial Revolution

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