Final Flashcards

1
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TRUE / FALSE : progressives generally believed government should not interfere with businesses

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FALSE

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2
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TRUE / FALSE ; the popular election of senators required a constitutional amendment

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TRUE

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3
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TRUE / FALSE ; square deal is associated with T.R

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TRUE

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4
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TRUE / FALSE ; One of tafts issues became his support for high tariffs

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False

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5
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TRUE / FALSE ; T.R had more antitrust suit as than any other pres.

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TRUE

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6
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TRUE / FALSE ; Wilson was a weak president who trusted congress to adopt the policies

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False.

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7
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TRUE / FALSE ; Taft finished 2nd in the presidential election of 1912

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FALSE

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8
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TRUE / FALSE ; T.R considered federal trade commission the cornerstone of his program for big businesses

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False

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9
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TRUE / FALSE ; federal $ for farm demonstration agents was approved by the Adamson Act

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FALSE

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10
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Muckrakers saw their primary objective as

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Exposing social problems to the public

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11
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Frederick Taylor

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Was an efficiently expert

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12
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The originator of the “ Wisconsin idea “

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Robert Lafollette

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13
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National child labor committee pushed

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For laws banning the widespread employment of young children

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14
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Triangle shirtwaist company in 1911

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Workers a died as result of a fire

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15
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During coal Strike

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T.R won support for his use of the “ big stick “ against big business

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16
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Hepburn act of 1906

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Authorized the interstate Commerce commission to set maximum rates 4 railroads

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17
Q

Title of novel about meat packaging

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The jungle

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18
Q

In area of conservation : TR

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Used the forest reserve act to protect forest

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19
Q

Who became chef justice Supreme Court in 1921

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TAFT

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20
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17th amendment

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Authorized popular election of U.S senators

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21
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Woodrow Wilson

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President of a college ( Princeton )

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22
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Major factor in Wilson’s victory in the 1912 presidential campaign was the fact that

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Republican Party had split into 2

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23
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Underwood Simons act

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Lowered tariff and was supported by Wilson

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24
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Wilsons new freedom platform

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Proposed vigorous antitrust actions to break up corporate concentration

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25
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Clayton anti trust act

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Outlawed price discrimination and interlocking directorates

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26
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Louis d. Brandeis

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Established the 8 hour day for railroad workers

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27
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As union commander ; Grant was characterized by his

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Plan to relentlessly attack

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28
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At Petersburg

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Grant put the confederates under siege

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29
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Shermans army in its march to the sea

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Looted and destroyed lots of property

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30
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At Appomattox court house

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Most confederate resistances ended

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31
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All of the following battles resulted in confederate victories except

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Vicksburg

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32
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More than any other general, William t. Sherman recognized

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The importance of breaking confederate morale

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33
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Lincolns 2nd inaugural address

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Was a plea for reconciliation

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34
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Death toll in the civil war was

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630,000

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35
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TRUE / FALSE ; Alfred Thayer Morris Mahan wrote “ the influence of sea power upon history

A

TRUE

36
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; Social Darwinist ideas attempted to justify policies of imperial expansion

A

TRUE

37
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; The purchase of Alaska from Russia for 7.2 m proved to b a huge bargain

A

TRUE

38
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; US purchased Alaska from Great Britain

A

False

39
Q

Joseph Pulitzer and William Randolph Hearst helped invent what came to be known as “ green journalism “

A

False

40
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; Spain conceded to practically all the American demands concerning Cuba

A

True

41
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; TR helped the rough riders in the cuban campaign

A

True

42
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; Mckineely was reflected in 1900 despite loosing popular vote to Bryan

A

False

43
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; French company dug a canal part of the way through Panama

A

True

44
Q

TRUE / FALSE ; US agreed to pay 10m plus 250k a year for the Panama Canal Zone

A

True

45
Q

Western imperialism in the late 19th century was stimulated by all of the following EXCPET

A

The fear that Bolshevik ideas might advance around the globe

46
Q

John fiske

A

Wrote American political ideas , a book that stressed the superior character of Angelo saxon people’s and institutions

47
Q

1878; the Samoans signed a treaty with the US , giving the US

A

Naval base on 1 of its islands

48
Q

When Americans led an overthrow of the Hawaiian monarchy

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President Cleveland refused to annex hawaii to the US

49
Q

Yellow journalism arose from

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Circulation war between two NY newspapers

50
Q

Battleship Maine

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Was the source of a battle cry in the Spanish American war

51
Q

As result of the Spanish American war , US

A

Became a world power

52
Q

During the Spanish American war TR

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Took part in the land fighting Cuba

53
Q

In the Spanish American war

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More American soldiers died from from disease than battle

54
Q

US states acquired all the following as a result of the Spanish American war except

A

Panama

55
Q

Open door policy

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Purposes that foreign powers keep the China trade open to all nations on an equal basis

56
Q

Secretary of State who proclaimed the open door policy

A

John hay

57
Q

Boxer rebellion ; all happened except

A

Secretary Hay abandoned the open door policy

58
Q

TR campaigned for McKinley , and the new president rewarded him by appointing him

A

Assistants secretary of the navy

59
Q

When the US and Columbia could not agree on a price for the Canal Zone

A

The Colombian province of Panama rebelled against Columbia

60
Q

French lost 20k meant and spent 300m

A

Attempting to build a canal in Panama

61
Q

Roosevelt corollary

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Stated that the US could intervene in the affairs of Western Hemisphere countries

62
Q

Roosevelt’s intervention in the Russo - Japanese War and the Moroccan dispute

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Won him the Nobel peace price of 1906

63
Q

Who did TR send on a grand tour around the world

A

US navy

64
Q

Nations most dramatic population expansion occurred

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West of the Appalachian

65
Q

Jeffersons inauguration was notable for

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Being the 1st in Washington DC

66
Q

Presidents Jeffersons cabinet

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Included Madison as Secretary of State

67
Q

In the case of Marbury v. Madison , the Supreme Court

A

Declared a federal law unconstitutional

68
Q

Jefferson showed his commitment to limited government by

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Cutting military spending

69
Q

The LA purchase was made by

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Napoleons disastrous set back in Haitai

70
Q

LA purchase was a problem for Jefferson because

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He believed that the constitution did it give authority to acquire new land

71
Q

To Jefferson , 1 major incentive to purchase LA was to

A

Secure American access to the Mississippi

72
Q

Lewis’s and Clark expedition

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Gave the US a claim to Oregon

73
Q

Old republicans led by john Randolph

A

All of the above

74
Q

As a result of the paper blockades , American shippers

A

Ran the risk of capture

75
Q

Jeffersons response to British and French interference with US shipping

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What he called a policy of peaceable coercion

76
Q

Jeffersons embargo act

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Sought to stop all American exports

77
Q

Madisons attempt to deal with British and french interference

A

Led to war with the British

78
Q

Greatest supporter for the declaration of 1812 came from

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The agricultural regions Fromm PA southward and westward

79
Q

Western settlers and politicians believed war with Britain might enable conquest of Canada

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conquest of Canada

80
Q

1 strength of US in war if 1812 was

A

Small but capable navy

81
Q

Naval battle of Lake Erie resulted

A

Commodore perry’s glorious victory

82
Q

At horse shoe bend , Jackson won victory over

A

Creeks

83
Q

British Invasion of the mid Atlantic coast in 1814 resulted in

A

Capture and burning of Washington, D.C.

84
Q

British attack on Baltimore’s fort mchenry

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Resulted in a bombardment that did not force the fort’s surrender

85
Q

British defeat at New Orleans is best explained by

A

Their attack upon a strong defensive position

86
Q

Treaty of Ghent

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Ended the war

87
Q

Hartford convention had opposition to the war in

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New England