In 1894, Coxey’s Army marched on Washington, D.C., to demand A) a federal anti-lynching law. B) civil service reform legislation. C) jobs for the unemployed. D) court injunctions against violent labor strikes. ANSWER C
To reduce voting by African Americans, the so-called Mississippi Plan altered that state’s constitution to establish all of the following EXCEPT A) the initiative and referendum. B) literacy tests. C) residency requirements. D) poll taxes. ANSWER A
Opponents of the Equal Rights Amendment argued that A) it would force women to serve in combat. B) women’s rights were already secured by existing laws. C) it would endanger the protective legislation governing hours and wages for working women. D) All of the above. ANSWER D
One impact of the 1896 presidential election was A) a reaffirmation of rural values. B) the enactment of “free silver” laws. C) the demise of the Populist Party. D) tariff reduction. ANSWER C
The widespread enactment of Jim Crow laws that disfranchised and segregated African Americans began A) during World War I. B) in the 1920s. C) in the 1890s. D) during Reconstruction. ANSWER C
The “Era of Good Feelings” refers to A) Thomas Jefferson’s presidency. B) the years immediately following the American Revolution. C) the early years of James Monroe’s presidency. D) the time following the signing of the Jay Treaty. ANSWER C
The text authors claim that “no important policy differences separated the two major parties” in the Gilded Age between Reconstruction and the Election of 1896. Use information from the text authors’ own account of politics in this period to demonstrate that their claim may be an exaggeration. ANSWER Democrats and Republicans did disagree over […]
Compared to earlier decades, by 1675, Virginia was characterized by all the following EXCEPT A) longer marriages. B) a declining death rate. C) fading class lines. D) larger families. ANSWER C
The American military strategy in the Pacific during World War II can be described as A) “island hopping.” B) Blitzkrieg. C) divide and conquer. D) guerrilla warfare. ANSWER A
Through most of the seventeenth century, what was the primary source of labor in the Chesapeake colonies? A) black African slaves B) white indentured servants C) Irish and German immigrants D) Native Americans ANSWER B