Booker T. Washington is noted for which of the following?
A.
promoting black nationalism
B.
founding the Niagara Movement
C.
establishing the Tuskegee Institute*****
D.
reporting on lynchings in the South
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U.S. History U16 L2 Semester A Exam
1. C, establishing the Tuskegee Institute
2. A, surrender
3. B, The government took a more active role in regulating business.
4. C, Progressivism remained an important political movement.
5. A, America's unique development could not continue in the absence of a frontier.
6. C, He paid Spain a large sum to secure the Philippines.
7. D, Hawaii was a strategic location for a naval base.
8. A, It caused Latin American countries to increasingly resent U.S. interference in their affairs.
9. A, militarism
10. D, an infantry regiment of African American soldiers that served in World War I
11. A, The federal government agreed to support labor unions in return for a no-strike promise from unions.
12. C, Business owners in the West could stay in touch with eastern markets.
D, Those who moved out west could communicate with family members in far-away cities.
13. B, Many U.S. senators opposed the League of Nations and voted against the treaty.
14. 1. The United States enters World War I.
2. World War I ends.
3. Congress ratifies the Prohibition amendment.
4. Congress ratifies the women's suffrage amendment.
15. C, Chinese immigration was almost completely banned for a period of time.
16. B, laissez-faire economic policies
17. A, job opportunities
18. C, The aviation industry experienced a boom because Americans felt safer flying in an airplane.
19. C, They set aside land and money for affordable land-grant colleges.
20. D. Many Americans in rural areas felt that their way of life was being threatened.
21. B, factory jobs in American cities
22. D, Until a majority of women in Massachusetts say they want the vote, the state constitution should not be amended.
23. B, the doctrine of separate but equal
24. D, African Americans wanted more rights and better-paying jobs.
25. C, Boss Tweed was gone, but corruption was still a problem in New York's government.
26. D, It resulted in a new subculture of bootleggers, speakeasies, and organized crime.
27. B, the Populist Party
28. B, an attempt to address the problems associated with the Gilded Age
29. C, “This is a horrible abuse of justice and a threat to our liberty.”
30. A, the colonists' decision to break free from Britain
31. B, The patriots’ victory persuaded the French to form an alliance.
32. C, The women are like the patriots who wanted representation.
D, Men are like tyrants who refuse to pay attention to their subjects.
33. B, inability to tax citizens
34. Anti-Federalist, weaker, threaten, not sign
35. B, figure out how to send electricity over longer distances
36. started a very successful financial investment company
- J.P. Morgan
was a leader within the steel industry
- J.P. Morgan
- Andrew Carnegie
helped expand and improve the railroad
- Corneliuis Vanderbilt
37. C, the Knights of Labor
38. A, culture of consumerism
D, aftermath of World War I
39. D, New regulations improved the safety and health of factory workers.
40. D, to lobby for laws against the consumption of alcohol
1. C, establishing the Tuskegee Institute
2. A, surrender
3. B, The government took a more active role in regulating business.
4. C, Progressivism remained an important political movement.
5. A, America's unique development could not continue in the absence of a frontier.
6. C, He paid Spain a large sum to secure the Philippines.
7. D, Hawaii was a strategic location for a naval base.
8. A, It caused Latin American countries to increasingly resent U.S. interference in their affairs.
9. A, militarism
10. D, an infantry regiment of African American soldiers that served in World War I
11. A, The federal government agreed to support labor unions in return for a no-strike promise from unions.
12. C, Business owners in the West could stay in touch with eastern markets.
D, Those who moved out west could communicate with family members in far-away cities.
13. B, Many U.S. senators opposed the League of Nations and voted against the treaty.
14. 1. The United States enters World War I.
2. World War I ends.
3. Congress ratifies the Prohibition amendment.
4. Congress ratifies the women's suffrage amendment.
15. C, Chinese immigration was almost completely banned for a period of time.
16. B, laissez-faire economic policies
17. A, job opportunities
18. C, The aviation industry experienced a boom because Americans felt safer flying in an airplane.
19. C, They set aside land and money for affordable land-grant colleges.
20. D. Many Americans in rural areas felt that their way of life was being threatened.
21. B, factory jobs in American cities
22. D, Until a majority of women in Massachusetts say they want the vote, the state constitution should not be amended.
23. B, the doctrine of separate but equal
24. D, African Americans wanted more rights and better-paying jobs.
25. C, Boss Tweed was gone, but corruption was still a problem in New York's government.
26. D, It resulted in a new subculture of bootleggers, speakeasies, and organized crime.
27. B, the Populist Party
28. B, an attempt to address the problems associated with the Gilded Age
29. C, “This is a horrible abuse of justice and a threat to our liberty.”
30. A, the colonists' decision to break free from Britain
31. B, The patriots’ victory persuaded the French to form an alliance.
32. C, The women are like the patriots who wanted representation.
D, Men are like tyrants who refuse to pay attention to their subjects.
33. B, inability to tax citizens
34. Anti-Federalist, weaker, threaten, not sign
35. B, figure out how to send electricity over longer distances
36. started a very successful financial investment company
- J.P. Morgan
was a leader within the steel industry
- J.P. Morgan
- Andrew Carnegie
helped expand and improve the railroad
- Corneliuis Vanderbilt
37. C, the Knights of Labor
38. A, culture of consumerism
D, aftermath of World War I
39. D, New regulations improved the safety and health of factory workers.
40. D, to lobby for laws against the consumption of alcohol
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