1.The five "Civilized Tribes" a.  were nomadic hunters who...

1.The five "Civilized Tribes"

a. 

were nomadic hunters who followed the buffalo across the plains.

b. 

moved to Mexico after the Civil War.

c. 

received millions of additional acres of land from the federal government in the 1860s.

d. 

were the first organized group to openly oppose slavery in the United States.

e. 

sided with the Confederacy during the Civil War.

2.Over 140 young Jewish and Italian women died in a fire caused by unsafe conditions in the ____________________ Company.

a. 

Triangle Shirtwaist

b. 

Scribner Publishing

c. 

Morgan Stanley

d. 

Ford Motor

e. 

Chicago Meatpacking

3.The Haymarket Square strike and bombing happened in

a. 

Indianapolis.

b. 

New York.

c. 

Chicago.

d. 

Pittsburgh.

e. 

Philadelphia.

4.What was NOT a problem exacerbated by urban living conditions in the early 20th century?

a. 

lack of light and ventilation

b. 

poor sanitation

c. 

water shortages

d. 

disease

e. 

overcrowding

5.What Kansas lawyer campaigned for the Populist party?

a. 

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

b. 

Frances Willard

c. 

Mary Lease

d. 

Louisa May Alcott

e. 

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps

6.___________________ was the term used by women who desired full equality with men.

a. 

Suffrage

b. 

Temperance

c. 

Equalism

d. 

Feminism

e. 

Chauvinism

7.Theodore Roosevelt unveiled his New Nationalism in ____________________.

a. 

Virginia

b. 

Wyoming

c. 

New York

d. 

Kansas

e. 

Illinois

8.A white mob attack in ____________________ caused some progressive whites to find common cause in the Niagara movement.

a. 

Chicago

b. 

Springfield

c. 

Philadelphia

d. 

New York

e. 

Cleveland

9.Who was Madame C.J. Walker?

a. 

A skin lotion entrepreneur who sold her wares to black customers throughout the country.

b. 

The only survivor of the Triangle Shirtwaist fire.

c. 

The center of a prostitution scandal that involved a prominent Boston politician.

d. 

The wife of Chicago's political "boss" in the 1880s.

e. 

The first black woman to run for public office in the United States.

10.___________________ built a lucrative business from hair and skin lotions in the African American community.

a. 

Elizabeth Stuart Phelps

b. 

Frances Willard

c. 

Madame C. J. Walker

d. 

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

e. 

Emma Goldman

11.Who embraced "free love" as an antidote to the quasi-prostitution of marriage?

a. 

Emma Goldman

b. 

Alice Paul

c. 

Charlotte Perkins Gilman

d. 

Crystal Eastman

e. 

Margaret Sanger

12.Who was the author of the utopian romance Looking Backward?

a. 

Harriet Beecher Stowe

b. 

Edward Bellamy

c. 

Henry George

d. 

Mark Twain

e. 

Upton Sinclair

13.A Century of Dishonor by ____________________ emphasized the violence, exploitation and broken treaties that characterized relationships between Indians and whites.

a. 

Helen Hunt Jackson

b. 

Chief Joseph

c. 

Black Elk

d. 

William Cody

e. 

Sitting Bull

14.Which of the following is true about labor in the early 20th century?

a. 

Mexican and Filipino women and children formed a large part of the labor force in California's agricultural industry.

b. 

Of 750,000 Slovaks arriving in America before 1913, at least 600,000 went to work in the South.

c. 

Irish immigrants and their children held one of every two jobs in New England's cotton textile industry.

d. 

Immigrants were forbidden to work in factories.

e. 

First- and second-generation immigrants constituted less than half of the labor force that built and maintained the nation's railroads.

15.Chinese and Japanese immigrants

a. 

settled primarily in the South.

b. 

were ineligible for citizenship.

c. 

made up the majority of the urban workforce.

d. 

were generally more prosperous than European immigrants.

e. 

worked primarily in the automobile industry.

16.___________________ was a former major league baseball player who became the most theatrical evangelical preacher of his day.

a. 

Billy Sunday

b. 

"Cool Papa" Bell

c. 

Jack Johnson

d. 

Ty Cobb

e. 

Walter Rauschenbusch

17.What issues were NOT addressed during Woodrow Wilson's first term in office?

a. 

working hour limits

b. 

worker's compensation for Federal employees

c. 

the creation of a national banking system

d. 

racial inequalities

e. 

child labor

18.The Interstate Commerce Act

a. 

extended subsidies to railroads.

b. 

attempted to control business trusts.

c. 

dissolved the Interstate Commerce Commission (ICC).

d. 

regulated all trade between states.

e. 

outlawed unfair pricing activities on the part of railroads.

19.The best known and most wide-open cow town in Kansas was ____________________.

a. 

Wichita

b. 

Dodge City

c. 

Topeka

d. 

Lawrence

e. 

Kansas City

20.The club Sorosis

a. 

was a moral reform society.

b. 

had narrow political purpose.

c. 

None of these are correct.

d. 

was formed by women writers and journalists in New York City.

e. 

was a male-only press club.