exaM Flashcards

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The homestead strike at the carnegie factory affect what vital industry in 1892

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None of the above: oil, railroads, cola, banking

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WHo was not a believe in socialism

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Gompers

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Who said “show me a country where there are no strikes and I’ll show you a country where there is no liberty:

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Gompers

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The Indian chief who led the Lakota Sioux against Custer at the Battle of Little Bighorn was

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Sitting Bull

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The Massacre at Wounded Knee resulted in the death of

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More than 200 unarmed Sioux

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At the Chivington Massacre of 1864

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US Army troops led by Colonel John Chivington murdered 450 Cheyenne Indians

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Geronimo was famous for his resistance to forced reservation life. Captured by American military troops, he said, “Once I moved like the wind. Now I surrender to you, and that is all.” The next day he escaped from military custody. To what tribe did he belong?

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Apache

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Helen Hunt Jackson

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Helped begin a national Indian rights movement with her book A Century of Dishonor (1881)

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In 1866, the ___________ launched a surprise attack that wiped out 80 U.S. soldiers and came to be known as the Fetterman massacre

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Sioux

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The final armed encounter between the American army and Indians occured in 1890 at

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Wounded Knee

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11
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The Comstock Lode was

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The largest silver mine in America

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12
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Which was NOT a boomtown?

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Denver, Colorado

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13
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Who was NOT at the Battle of Little BigHorn?

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Geronimo

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14
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Which of these is NOT a Southwestern (warm) tribe?

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Pawnee

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Which tribe was slaughtered at the Massacre at Wounded Knee?

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Sioux

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16
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What tribe was portrayed as the bad guys in our film?

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Pawnee

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17
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Who was NOT in the new wave of immigrants?

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Germans

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18
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The ____ formed in 1887 and vowed to protect white America

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American Protective Association

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19
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The 1882 Immigration Law banned

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Paupers, criminals, convicts

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20
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The 1882 chinese exclusion act banned all immigration from China until

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1943

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21
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His book “progress and poverty” influenced ideas about poverty and taxation and sold over 3 million copies

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henry george

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Civil war general lewis wallace wrote a book called _____ it was the uncle tom’s cabin of the anti darwinists movement because it supported the scriptures

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ben hur

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23
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In 1892 the populists were defeated in the presidential election by

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cleveland

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24
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An imperialist foreign policy was supported in the late 19th century bu all the following EXCEPT

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William J. Bryan

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25
America seems to have entered the Sp.-Am. War largely
To aid the Cuban independence movement and to bring stability to the island
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Which of the following is the least related to the other four? (geographically) The Maine Commodore Dewey Kettle Hill Santiago Harbor Guantanamo Bay
Dewey
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The great naval theorist who wrote that America needed a strong navy, the Spanish commander whose mistreatment of Cubans fueled revolution, and the engineer who oversaw the completion of the panama canal were, respectively,
Mahan, Valeriano Weyler, Ferdinand de Lesseps
28
The Platt Amendment, drafted after the Spanish-Am. War,
Gave the US authority to intervene in Cuban affairs, as well as land privileges which led to an Am. naval base at Guantanamo Bay
29
America was spurred to issue the Roosevelt corollary to the Monroe Doctrine by Britain’s aggression towards
Venezuela
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The US began to flex its muscles enforcing TR’s Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine when it sent troops into _____ in 1905.
Dominican Republic
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An important political aim of the Progressive movement was to?
Stimulate democratic jobs for the unemployed
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Which of these progressive political reforms would allow citizens to directly propose legislation?
The initiative
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Which of these progressive political reforms would allow citizens to directly vote on legislation?
Referendum
34
The Hepburn Act strengthened the authority of the Interstate Commerce Commission by
Giving it the power to set maximum rates that railroads could charge
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The classic trustbusting decision of TR’s administration was Northern Securities (1904), in which the Court held that
A railroad merger in the Northwest was monopolistic in nature & thus violated the Sherman A-T Act
36
Gifford Pinchot, appointed by TR and fired by Taft was head of the
Forestry Service
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To show he was a conservationist, Taft created the _______________
Bureau of Mines
38
The Jones Act of 1916
Gave the filipinos territorial status
39
Which of these countries did the US not send troops to or acquire in the WIlson administration
Columbia
40
The Triple Alliance was composed of which three nations for most of the war?
Germany, ottoman empire, and A-H
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The Triple ENtente was composed of which 3?
France, GB, and Russia
42
In March of 1917, 2 events happened which finally convinced Wilson to involve the US in WWI. One was the 1st Russian Revolution; the other was
The sinking of US merchant ships
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The Sussex Pledge was a
Promise by Germany to end surprise submarine attacks on merchant ships
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The treaty of Brest- Litovsk
Ended fighting between Germany and Russia during WWI
45
During WWI, the Committee on Public Information
Promoted public support for the war
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During WW1, John J. Pershing
Commanded the American Expeditionary Forces
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At the Battle of Belleau Wood, American marines saved
Paris
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During WW1, Herbert Hoover
Was in charge of the Food Administration
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What WW1 battle, first proved Americans could fight?
Cantigny
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Alvin York
Was an American WW1 hero who received the Congressional Medal of Honor for his single-handed attack on a German machine gun nest
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In the Balfour Declaration, Great Britain
Promised support for the establishment of a Jewish homeland in Palestine
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He was the overall leading Ace of WW1
Von Richtofen
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Georges Clemenceau
Represented France at the Versailles Peace Conference
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Henry Cabot Lodge
Represented Great Britain at Versailles
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14. In the Schenck Decision, the Supreme Court:
E. said constitutional rights are not absolute
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39. The Saint Valentines Day Massacre (February 1929) occured during what administration?
Coolidge
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In 1932 Hoover did try to stimulate the economy through the
C. RFC
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The Bonus Army was routed from Washington DC by the army led by General
C. MacArthur
59
The League of Nations was first shown to be powerless in
A. Manchuria
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Hoover’s good Neighbor Policy was most like that of
B. Taft
61
The novel most associated with the flight of Dust Bowl farmers fleeing to California is
The Grapes of Wrath
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Her photographs of Dust Bowl victims alerted the nation to their plight
Dorothea Lange
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Two members of the US Olympic track team were not allowed to compete in the 1936 games because they were
Jewish