Chap 15-18 Flashcards

1
Q

The two transcontinental railroad lines met at

A

Promontory, Utah

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2
Q

What inspired movement West?

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visions of unlimited opportunity and acts such as the Homestead Act

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3
Q

The socioeconomic and religious life of the Plains Indians revolved around the

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buffalo.

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4
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After the buffalo, the most important animal to the Plains Indians was the

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horse.

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5
Q

Between 1860 and 1900 agricultural output shrunk due to the rise in industry.

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False

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6
Q

The introduction of the railroad hindered agricultural growth.

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False

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7
Q

The life of a cowboy was difficult and complicated.

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True

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8
Q

Large cattle ranches were stationed near railroads in states such as

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Kansas Nebraska Texas Wyoming

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9
Q

What book prompted Congress to look at the inhumane treatment of the Native Americans?

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A Century of Dishonor

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10
Q

Present day filmmakers are starting to present a more realistic view of the westward expansion.

A

True

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11
Q

Which was considered the nations’s first big business?

A

Railroads

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12
Q

Andrew Carnegie is associated with

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steel.

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13
Q

Rockefeller is associated with

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oil

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14
Q

What were the symbols of industrial America?

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railroads, steel mills, oil refineries, textile factories

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15
Q

Department stores were small building s that sold a limited amount of goods.

A

False

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16
Q

Advertising was becoming popular during this time.

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True

17
Q

Women were playing more roles during this time.

A

True

18
Q

Wage gaps between the rich and the poor

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grew during this time.

19
Q

Workers of the time got their voice out there with

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speeches, rallies, strikes

20
Q

The rise of cities and industry

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caused sweeping changes in all segments of American society.

21
Q

By the end of the 19th century, most immigrants arrived from

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southern and eastern Europe

22
Q

As the new immigrants entered American society,

A

they clung to customs of their native countries.

23
Q

The largest and most famous immigration depot is Ellis Island.

A

True

24
Q

The Hull House was located in

A

Chicago

25
Q

The most popular spectator sport in the 19th century was

A

baseball.

26
Q

The term new woman referred to women who

A

pursued higher education and delayed marriage.

27
Q

A popular form of entertainment that drew from the immigrant experience was

A

Vaudeville

28
Q

Men were more active in Progressive causes than women.

A

False

29
Q

Who said “If I were a wage worker in a big city, I should certainly join one,” in reference to labor unions?

A

Theodore Roosevelt

30
Q

Child labor was scrutinized by reformers during this time.

A

True

31
Q

Booker T. Washington believed

A

that self-help was the best plan for African-Americans.

32
Q

W.E.B. Du Bois believed

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educational advancement was the key to success.

33
Q

During this time government corruption was growing more predominant.

A

True

34
Q

Henry Ford found that creating an ______ would produce more cars for less money.

A

assembly line

35
Q

Traditionally workers were held accountable for workplace accidents.

A

True

36
Q

Out of the 3 who won the Presidential election first?

A

Theodore Roosevelt

37
Q

Small businesses found it easy to compete with newly formed corporations.

A

False