Chap 15-18 Flashcards

1
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The two transcontinental railroad lines met at

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Promontory, Utah

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2
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What inspired movement West?

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visions of unlimited opportunity and acts such as the Homestead Act

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3
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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
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Between 1860 and 1900 agricultural output shrunk due to the rise in industry.

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False

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6
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The introduction of the railroad hindered agricultural growth.

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False

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7
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The life of a cowboy was difficult and complicated.

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True

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8
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Large cattle ranches were stationed near railroads in states such as

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Kansas Nebraska Texas Wyoming

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9
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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
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Present day filmmakers are starting to present a more realistic view of the westward expansion.

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True

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11
Q

Which was considered the nations’s first big business?

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Railroads

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12
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Andrew Carnegie is associated with

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steel.

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13
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Rockefeller is associated with

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oil

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14
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What were the symbols of industrial America?

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railroads, steel mills, oil refineries, textile factories

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15
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Department stores were small building s that sold a limited amount of goods.

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False

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16
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Advertising was becoming popular during this time.

17
Q

Women were playing more roles during this time.

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,

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they clung to customs of their native countries.

23
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The largest and most famous immigration depot is Ellis Island.

24
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The Hull House was located in

25
The most popular spectator sport in the 19th century was
baseball.
26
The term new woman referred to women who
pursued higher education and delayed marriage.
27
A popular form of entertainment that drew from the immigrant experience was
Vaudeville
28
Men were more active in Progressive causes than women.
False
29
Who said "If I were a wage worker in a big city, I should certainly join one," in reference to labor unions?
Theodore Roosevelt
30
Child labor was scrutinized by reformers during this time.
True
31
Booker T. Washington believed
that self-help was the best plan for African-Americans.
32
W.E.B. Du Bois believed
educational advancement was the key to success.
33
During this time government corruption was growing more predominant.
True
34
Henry Ford found that creating an ______ would produce more cars for less money.
assembly line
35
Traditionally workers were held accountable for workplace accidents.
True
36
Out of the 3 who won the Presidential election first?
Theodore Roosevelt
37
Small businesses found it easy to compete with newly formed corporations.
False