One of the most lasting African American institutions and the first they fully controlled was the __________. A) school B) Freedmen’s Bureau C) church D) state legislatures ANSWER Answer: C
Johnson, like Lincoln, held the view that Reconstruction __________. A) should punish the South for secession B) should make it impossible for secession to ever happen again C) needed to be a complete socioeconomic transformation D) was a presidential function ANSWER Answer: D
By the election of 1872, the federal government’s intervention had __________. A) turned back the tide of “redemption” B) guaranteed the dominance of the Republican Party in all southern elections C) helped break the Klan and restore a semblance of law and order D) prevented all but a handful of blacks from exercising their right […]
After several moves, where did the remnants of the Nez Perce tribe end up after surrendering? A) Washington B) Michigan C) Oregon D) Oklahoma ANSWER Answer: A
The people who benefited most from the Homestead Act were the __________. A) employees of the Government Land Office B) land speculators C) cattle barons D) homesteaders ANSWER Answer: B
The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo allowed the Hispanic people north of the Rio Grande to choose between __________. A) immigrating to Mexico or staying in the United States B) selling their land or being forced off of it C) renouncing their Mexican citizenship or being forced onto reservations D) converting to Protestantism or leaving the […]
By 1900, the United States was __________ in the world in terms of productivity. A) first B) second C) third D) fourth ANSWER Answer: A
Industrial production in the New South __________. A) returned very few profits to Southerners B) moved the South toward a “new slavery” C) successfully challenged northern industry D) stimulated the development of a less racist society ANSWER Answer: A
New machinery such as the mechanical cigarette maker __________. A) allowed greater production with fewer workers B) was often too expensive to justify the investment C) shortened the working day and raised wages for workers D) was welcomed by industrial workers as it made their jobs safer ANSWER Answer: A
How did rapid industrial growth change work life and home life for the American working class in the late nineteenth century? What will be an ideal response? ANSWER Key Points: industry moves to the city; regimentation of work; immigrants; urban problems; urban politics; leisure time; mass consumption