Question 21(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)

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(MC)Which factor resulted in passage of the Immigration Act of 1924?

urbanization
union activism
nativist sentiment
high unemployment
Question 22(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(LC)Settlement houses provided services to which of these groups?

divorced women
poor people in urban areas
farmers hit hard by crop failure
workers injured in workplace accidents
Question 23(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)People adhering to which of the following philosophical points of view would oppose social reform?

Anarchism
Capitalism
Social Gospel
Social Darwinism
Question 24(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)This excerpt is from Jane Addams' memoir Twenty Years at Hull House:

"The Settlement casts aside none of those things which cultivated men have come to consider reasonable and goodly, but it insists that those belong as well to that great body of people who, because of [hard-working] and underpaid labor, are unable to [obtain] for themselves."

Which of the following statements aligns with Addams' vision in the excerpt?

People living in poverty brought their condition upon themselves and should find a solution for their problem.
It is not productive for the government to spend time solving the problems of the poor when there are bigger issues to resolve.
People living in poverty do not require the same comforts as those who do not.
It is the responsibility of those who are more fortunate to provide assistance to needy U.S. citizens.
Question 25(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)Which event had a negative impact on the power and popularity of the Knights of Labor?

the Pullman Strike
the Haymarket Riot
the rise of monopolies
the assassination of President Garfield
Question 26(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)A concept map with three boxes. The first box contains a question mark. An arrow leads from the first box to the second box. The second box says, public outcry following industrial accidents. An arrow leads from the second box to the third box. The third box says, passage of child labor laws.

Which phrase completes the diagram?

labor reformer agitation
public rejection of a federal labor agency
establishment of the U.S. Department of Labor
decrease in industrial wages
Question 27(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)

Web diagram with a central oval surrounded by four ovals. The central oval reads, goals of the labor movement in the early 20th century. The four surrounding ovals read as follows, passage of child labor laws, improved workplace safety regulations, right of collective bargaining, and a question mark.

Which phrase completes the diagram?

increased import taxes
pay increases for workers
nationalization of industries
repeal of minimum wage laws
Question 28(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)
Web diagram with a central oval surrounded by four ovals. The central oval has a question mark. The four surrounding ovals read as follows, helping candidates get elected, providing government jobs for supporters, coordinating public projects with business interests, and supporting political assimilation of immigrants.

Which phrase completes the diagram?

tactics of labor organizers
criticisms of nativist societies
goals of progressive reformers
activities of political machines
Question 29(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)The diagram below describes the activities of 19th century reformer Washington Gladden:

Concept web showing one oval surrounded by four other ovals. The center oval says, Washington Gladden. The surrounding ovals say, opposed racial segregation, worked with the Social Gospel movement, supported the union movement, and a question mark.

Which phrase can be used to accurately complete the diagram?

attacked monopolies
resisted U.S. imperialism
Connected Serving the Poor with Salvation
promoted civil rights
Question 30(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(HC)Which statement below is something that political machines and the settlement house movement did not have in common?

They operated at the neighborhood level.
Their leaders were admired by local citizens.
They provided assistance to immigrant families
Their leaders won international acclaim.
Question 31(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)A cut map shape of the continental United States contains a collage of photos showing child workers. The Poster reads, Two Million Child Workers Under Sixteen Years Today, We Want Them to be Normal Men and Women.
Public Domain

Which social reformer would support this cause above all others?

Mother Jones
Washington Gladden
Samuel Gompers
Emma Lazarus
Question 32(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)The quote below is from Progressive reformer President Theodore Roosevelt:

"We draw the line against misconduct, not against wealth."

Based on this quote, which of the following explains Roosevelt's position on trusts?

Trusts benefit the public as a whole by providing work opportunities and financial assistance to impoverished citizens.
Because trusts place the power in the hands of only a few, they must be avoided at all costs.
Because trusts are not all bad, only those trusts which employ practices that do not benefit the public as a whole should be abolished.
Trusts allow certain individuals to acquire extreme riches, which is a practice that must be prevented.
Question 33(Multiple Choice Worth 1 points)
(MC)Ida Tarbell's article, "The History of the Standard Oil Company," was an example of which of the following?

Social Party anti-capitalist propaganda
Progressive Era muckraking journalism
Gilded Age pro-capitalist public relations
19th century objective historiography

Answer 1

Here are the suggested answers to your questions:

Question 21: nativist sentiment

Question 22: poor people in urban areas

Question 23: Social Darwinism

Question 24: It is the responsibility of those who are more fortunate to provide assistance to needy U.S. citizens.

Question 25: the Haymarket Riot

Question 26: labor reformer agitation

Question 27: pay increases for workers

Question 28: activities of political machines

Question 29: Connected Serving the Poor with Salvation

Question 30: Their leaders won international acclaim.

Question 31: Mother Jones

Question 32: Because trusts are not all bad, only those trusts which employ practices that do not benefit the public as a whole should be abolished.

Question 33: Progressive Era muckraking journalism

Feel free to ask if you need further assistance or explanations on any of these topics!