Deck 17: Freedom S Boundaries, at Home and Abroad, 1890-1900

Question 1

Which institution was hardest hit by the Redeemers once they assumed power in the South?

A) Churches.
B) Public schools.
C) Mental health facilities.
D) Jails.
E) Sharecropping.

Answer 1

Public schools.

Question 2

The 1894 Pullman Strike:

A) ended with the arrival of Coxey's Army, a private security agency hired by George Pullman.
B) crippled national rail service and triggered the arrest of union president, Eugene V. Debs.
C) despite significant violence, resulted in a rare compromise between the American Railway Union and Pullman Sleeping Cars.
D) received unexpected support from Attorney General Richard Olney, who believed in the rights of railroad workers to a fair wage.

Answer 2

crippled national rail service and triggered the arrest of union president, Eugene V. Debs.

Question 3

Why did the South fail to attract significant economic development in the wake of Reconstruction?

A) Northern investors stayed away, appalled by southern race relations.
B) Northerners considered a South without African-Americans in chains too risky for investment.
C) Investors came to the South for cheap labor and low taxes, so they made few capital investments in the region.
D) Southern white supremacists tended to scare off northern capital industries.
E) Southern Klansmen scared away many interested investors.

Answer 3

Investors came to the South for cheap labor and low taxes, so they made few capital investments in the region.

Question 4

The New South as promoted by Henry Grady:

A) signified the widespread economic prosperity in the region.
B) promised racial equality between blacks and whites.
C) appealed to eastern European immigrants.
D) meant higher wages for unskilled workers, regardless of race.
E) promised prosperity based on industrial expansion.

Question 5

How did economic development in Brazil during and after the American Civil War affect the lives of southern cotton farmers?

A) Brazilian demand for American cotton created new opportunities for southern cotton growers.
B) Poverty and crime in South America triggered a mass migration of cheap farm workers into the American South where they replaced former slaves.
C) The expansion of Brazilian cotton cultivation lowered global prices for the crop and led to indebtedness and loss of land for southern farmers.
D) The expansion of slavery in Brazil in the wake of American emancipation prompted southern farmers to give up cotton cultivation for good.
E) Cheap Egyptian cotton allowed southerners to become the consumers of imported textiles.

Question 6

The "Kansas Exodus" meant all of the following EXCEPT:

A) hope for blacks to escape racial violence in the South.
B) the migration of 40,000 to 60,000 African Americans to Kansas.
C) the eventual return of most black migrants to the South.
D) the possibility of political equality, access to education, and economic opportunity was worth a long journey west for many African Americans.

Question 7

Why did the Populist movement energize thousands of American women?

A) Populist leaders argued for the election of an equal proportion of men and women to political office.
B) Talented, reform-minded women organized and strategized for Populism.
C) Western populists supported woman's suffrage.
D) A and C
E) B and C

Question 8

Farmers believed that their plight derived from all of the following EXCEPT:

A) high freight rates charged by railroads.
B) excessive interest rates for loans from bankers.
C) the high tariff policies of the federal government.
D) the fiscal policy that reduced the supply of money in the economy.
E) the free and unlimited coinage of silver.

Question 9

Which was NOT part of the Populist platform?

A) A graduated income tax.
B) Direct election of U.S. senators.
C) Government ownership of railroads.
D) Higher tariffs.
E) Workers' right to form unions.

Question 10

The severe depression of 1893:

A) was quickly over, and the economy was soon booming.
B) caused little if any hardship.
C) affected only factory workers.
D) was a period in which labor and capital looked for compromise.
E) led to increased conflict between capital and labor.

Question 11

Which statement about the People's Party is FALSE?

A) It emerged from the Farmers Alliance in the 1890s and claimed to speak for all the "producing classes."
B) It embarked on a remarkable effort of community organization and education.
C) Its platform of 1892 remains a classic document of American reform, advocating radical ideas of the day such as graduated income tax and increased democracy.
D) It emerged as an urban, middle-class vehicle for social, economic, and political reform.
E) It sought to rethink the relationship between freedom and government in order to address the crisis of the 1890s.

Question 12

Republican presidential candidate William McKinley:

A) was a stage actor of some renown.
B) ran for president in 1896 on the free silver platform.
C) argued in favor of the gold standard.
D) lost to Bryan in 1896.
E) was especially popular in the South.

Question 13

How did Populists hope to guarantee farmers inexpensive access to markets for their crops?

A) They called on local governments to invest in a better road network.
B) They appealed to local banks for affordable loans.
C) They called for public ownership of the railroads.
D) They tried to train farmers in more efficient farming methods.
E) They hoped that technological innovations could speed up road transport.

Question 14

The Farmer's Alliance hoped to improve American farmers' economic stress by:

A) proposing the creation of government-sponsored crop warehouses.
B) allocating membership dues to railroad companies who agreed to ship produce at lower rates.
C) organizing the boycotting of local banks and local stores selling eastern goods.
D) sponsoring Alliance "exchanges" that would pool money for investment in modern farm machinery.

Question 15

With the Redeemers in power in the South:

A) Louisiana became the only state in the Union where white illiteracy rates actually increased.
B) convict labor, rented out to private business owners, became a profitable venture for railroad, mining, and lumber companies.
C) taxes on white land owners increased in most southern states to raise badly needed revenue for shrinking state budgets.
D) A and B
E) B and C

Question 16

Which statement about the 1896 election is FALSE?

A) William McKinley's victory ended the political stalemate that had persisted since 1876.
B) The Populist Party declined after the election.
C) The election is considered the first modern presidential campaign.
D) McKinley's campaign raised millions of dollars compared to Bryan.
E) William Jennings Bryan lost because he supported the gold standard.

Question 17

Which of the following statements most accurately describes the significance of the 1892 strike in Homestead, Pennsylvania?

A) The strikers' defeat spelled the end of future union organization by skilled industrial workers.
B) Press scrutiny of the strike sent stock prices up for Carnegie Steel Company, suggesting that "all press is good press" for corporate owners.
C) It demonstrated the enormous power of large corporations and reflected the belief of many working Americans that they were being denied economic independence and self-governance.
D) Public outcry over the involvement of the state militia in crushing the strike prompted the resignation of Pennsylvania's governor.

Question 18

How did black women challenge the racial ideology of the Jim Crow South?

A) They formed their own secret militant organization.
B) They used their positions in domestic service for sabotage, pilfering, and revenge.
C) They insisted on the equal respectability of black women by working for "racial uplift."
D) They stressed the supremacy of their men to counter claims that black families lacked patriarchal order.
E) African-American women's organizations established gun clubs and shooting ranges to improve their skills at self-defense.

Question 19

How were federal troops used in the Pullman Strike of 1894?

A) As moderators between the employees and employers.
B) To help suppress the strikers on behalf of the owners.
C) They were not used at all.
D) As workers themselves, to replace the striking workers.
E) As spies, such as an early Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Question 20

By the end of the nineteenth century, African-American men in the South:

A) were limited to holding local offices.
B) were forced out of politics and passed leadership to female African-American activists.
C) continued to hold elective office with no restrictions.
D) joined the Democratic Party.
E) supported the redrawing of congressional district lines.

Question 21

American expansionism after the 1890s:

A) was largely driven by the desire for expanded overseas trade.
B) was hampered by the continued U.S. observance of the Monroe Doctrine.
C) had little to do with American consumer demand for foreign products.
D) severely depressed the nation's agricultural and industrial production.

Question 22

The ascendancy of the American Federation of Labor during the 1890s reflected:

A) the increasing radicalism of the American labor movement.
B) the increasing social conscience in the American population overall.
C) a shift from broad reform goals to more limited goals.
D) the success of the political lobbying efforts of labor organizers.
E) the growing role of women in the union movement.

Question 23

The Immigration Restriction League:

A) called for increased immigration from Asia.
B) was founded by new immigrants.
C) wanted to bar immigrants under the age of eighteen.
D) wanted to bar immigrants who were illiterate.
E) wanted to end all immigration.

Question 24

On what grounds did Justice David J. Brewer dissent from the majority opinion in the case of Fong Yue Ting (1893) that authorized the federal government to expel Chinese aliens without due process of law?

A) He argued that Chinese were mostly decent and honorable and worthy of Americans' respect.
B) Brewer worried that a similar rationale could be used in the future to subvert the rights to due process of other people.
C) He explained that Chinese immigrants should be expelled on grounds of the Naturalization Act, not the Fourteenth Amendment.
D) He reasoned that the Constitution of the United States had never applied to any group of immigrants.
E) He argued that the United States would suffer serious disadvantages in foreign trade and diplomacy under this precedent.

Question 25

Journalists who worked for newspapers like William Randolph Hearst's New York Journal, which sensationalized events to sell papers, were called:

A) yellow journalists.
B) trustees.
C) social reformers.
D) muckrakers.
E) freelancers.

Question 26

The Women's Christian Temperance Union (WCTU):

A) was a small organization of radical feminists.
B) was led by Elizabeth Cady Stanton.
C) moved from demanding prohibition to pushing for women's suffrage.
D) was a single-issue organization out to ban alcohol.
E) argued that politics was not the place for women.

Question 27

In contrast to the expansion of the 1890s, U.S. interests in Alaska originated in a desire for:

A) territory.
B) religious conversion.
C) petroleum resources.
D) the fur trade.
E) salmon.

Question 28

Which of the following does NOT describe an effect of U.S. Chinese exclusion policies of the late nineteenth century?

A) Chinese discrimination victims sought redress of rights violations through the courts.
B) A 2012 Congressional resolution apologized for their exacerbation of racial discrimination.
C) In protest, some Chinese refused to carry required identification papers.
D) Eastern cities experienced a dramatic increase in Chinese immigration.

Question 29

What explains the appeal of the Lost Cause mythology for Southern whites in the late nineteenth century?

A) It allowed Southerners to engage in denial and believe they never lost the Civil War.
B) It downplayed the tensions between the Union and the Confederacy.
C) It preserved memory of the Confederacy without the burden of white supremacy.
D) It helped southern whites cope with defeat but preserve white supremacy.
E) It helped them to pretend that slavery had never really ended.

Question 30

"New immigrants":

A) defined mostly those from China and Japan.
B) arrived in large numbers from the Russia and the Austro-Hungarian empires.
C) in contrast to "old immigrants," did not arouse the ire of nativists, who saw these newcomers as more willing to work.
D) in Boston helped form an " Immigration Restriction League" as a response to Mexican immigrants.

Question 31

Native-born middle-class women under the leadership of Carrie Chapman-Catt argued that they deserved the right to vote on account of:

A) their birth in the United States.
B) their status as an educated and superior race.
C) their feminine sensibilities.
D) their service as volunteers during the Civil War.
E) their identity as taxpayers.

Question 32

In the 1890s, the National American Woman Suffrage Association:

A) supported the right of immigrant women to vote.
B) supported the right of African-American women to vote.
C) was dominated by working-class women.
D) argued that native-born white women's votes would counteract the "ignorant foreign vote."
E) argued that all women, regardless of race or ethnicity, should vote.

Question 33

The Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882:

A) led to an increase in civil rights for Chinese people and Chinese-Americans living in the United States.
B) only barred immigration of Chinese women.
C) led to the deportation of the 105,000 Chinese people living in the United States in 1882.
D) led to a decrease in discrimination and violence against the Chinese.
E) was the first time race was used to exclude an entire group of people from entering the United States.

Question 34

How did the Civil War come to be remembered by the 1890s as the white North and South moved toward reconciliation?

A) As a tragic family quarrel among white Americans, in which blacks played no significant part.
B) As a significant turning point in American economic history, as wage labor won out over slave labor.
C) As a monumental political struggle that culminated in the emancipation of 4 million people.
D) As a struggle between federal and state rights that redefined the laws of the founding fathers.
E) As the climax of the story of slavery that began when the Constitution was signed and was destined to be settled through war.

Question 35

Americans have referred to the 1890s as the women's era because:

A) women could vote.
B) few women had to work outside the home.
C) women's economic opportunities and roles in public life expanded.
D) growing numbers of women held political office.
E) most men supported equal rights for women.

Question 36

The Supreme Court decision United States v. Wong Kim Ark ruled that:

A) the Fourteenth Amendment gave Asians born in the United States citizenship.
B) San Francisco had to grant licenses to Chinese-operated laundries.
C) Chinese merchants were exempt from the Chinese Exclusion Act.
D) the federal government had the right to expel Chinese aliens without due process of law.
E) Chinese women were forbidden to immigrate to the United States.

Question 37

In his Atlanta speech of 1895, Booker T. Washington:

A) called for political equality.
B) encouraged blacks to adjust to segregation.
C) opposed vocational education for blacks.
D) fought against segregation.
E) continued the abolitionist political tradition.

Question 38

Which statement about the disenfranchisement of blacks in the South is FALSE?

A) White leaders presented disenfranchisement as a "good government" measure.
B) Between 1890 and 1906, every southern state enacted laws or constitutional provisions meant to eliminate the black vote.
C) In passing various laws to restrict blacks from voting, numerous poor and illiterate whites also lost the right to vote in the South.
D) The elimination of black and many white voters could not have been accomplished without the approval of the North.
E) The Supreme Court upheld the grandfather clause.

Question 39

Plessy v. Ferguson:

A) was a unanimous decision.
B) sanctioned racial segregation.
C) voided the Thirteenth Amendment.
D) limited the hours that women could legally work.
E) was fully supported by Booker T. Washington.

Question 40

Apart from the racial identity of victims, what typically triggered the lynch violence of southern white mobs?

A) The victim's lack of education.
B) The victim's parenting style.
C) The victim's lack of employment.
D) The victim's alleged sexual conduct.
E) The victim's northern accent.

Question 41

Which of the following was the reason for U.S. control over Puerto Rico, Guam, and the Philippines?

A) The search for raw materials.
B) The desire to unravel European empires.
C) Exclusive access to consumer markets in these territories.
D) Control of strategic gateways from which to project American naval and commercial power.
E) These islands harbored a growing number of exiled labor radicals.

Question 42

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
William Jennings Bryan

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 43

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Booker T. Washington

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 44

Had the Teller Amendment been applied to the Philippines and Cuba, how would it have changed the Spanish-American war?

A) Cuba would have become an associated territory as well.
B) The United States would have never fought the Spanish navy at Manila.
C) The Filipino nationalist movement would not have emerged.
D) The United States would have been barred from annexing the archipelago.
E) The United States would have benefitted from German weapons imports.

Question 45

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Theodore Roosevelt

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 46

The Philippine War:

A) resulted in Filipino independence.
B) was far longer and bloodier than the Spanish-American War.
C) was little debated at the time.
D) was part of the American effort to liberate the Philippines.
E) is well remembered today.

Question 47

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Emilio Aguinaldo

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 48

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
James Weaver

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 49

How did American racial attitudes shape South African politics?

A) The Union of South Africa followed the model of U.S. segregation with its own system of apartheid.
B) The excesses of U.S. Jim Crow rule inspired the country's anti-apartheid movement.
C) The transfer of segregationist policies into American foreign affairs triggered a wave of reforms in the Union of South Africa.
D) The sense of shared purpose between the United States and the Union of South Africa led to a close military alliance aimed at the subjugation of sub-Saharan Africa.
E) As in the United States, South African racial attitudes brought about the rise of a successful civil rights movement.

Question 50

The Platt Amendment:

A) recognized Cuban autonomy.
B) granted independence to Puerto Rico.
C) limited the U.S. presence in the Philippines.
D) authorized the United States to intervene militarily in Cuba.
E) declared Cuba a colony of the United States.

Question 51

Why did Americans celebrate the Spanish-American War?

A) Americans had long wished for a colonial empire that included the Philippines.
B) Americans had harbored deep resentments against Cuba ever since the Mexican-American War.
C) A military victory against the world's most powerful military in the world at the time-Spain-was a source of much national pride.
D) Americans experienced the war as an occasion for national reconciliation between North and South.
E) Americans were eager to punish Spain for its loyalty to the Confederacy during the Civil War.

Question 52

Which of the following was NOT an argument of anti-imperialists against American expansionism?

A) America did not have the manpower necessary to staff new foreign embassies.
B) The cost of maintaining overseas business outposts would be too high.
C) Empire was incompatible with democracy.
D) Non-white people would enter the United States.

Question 53

During the "Age of Empire," American racial attitudes:

A) had a global impact.
B) inspired Canada to grant Chinese immigrants equal rights.
C) inspired Australians to grant suffrage to native peoples.
D) influenced South Africans' decision to abandon apartheid.
E) had a limited impact.

Question 54

Supporters of the Anti-Imperialist League:

A) wanted to civilize "savage" peoples.
B) argued in favor of "benevolent" imperialism.
C) maintained that Filipinos were entitled to U.S. citizenship.
D) argued that Puerto Ricans were entitled to U.S. citizenship.
E) believed that American energies should be directed at home, not abroad.

Question 55

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
John Marshall Harlan

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 56

Which statement about the Spanish-American War is true?

A) The war lasted only four months and resulted in fewer than 400 U.S. battle casualties.
B) Congress indicated that it was going to war to annex Cuba.
C) The war came as little surprise given the fact that William McKinley campaigned in 1896 on a platform favoring imperial expansion.
D) Admiral Dewey secured Manila Bay by defeating the Spanish in a bloody three-day battle.
E) The treaty that ended the war granted U.S. citizenship to the peoples of the Philippines, Puerto Rico, and Guam.

Question 57

In the Insular Cases, the Supreme Court:

A) determined that Puerto Ricans and Filipinos would become U.S. citizens in 1904.
B) held that the Constitution did not fully apply to the territories acquired by the United States during the Spanish-American War.
C) determined that Puerto Ricans and Filipinos were entitled to the same rights as U.S. citizens.
D) held that the annexation of the Philippines violated the Fourteenth Amendment.
E) ruled that the Foraker Act of 1900, which declared Puerto Rico an "insular territory," was unconstitutional.

Question 58

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Eugene Debs

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 59

What did the term "white man's burden" mean?

A) Domination of non-whites by white people was necessary for the progress of civilization.
B) Imperialism required long absences from friends and family back home.
C) The only way to ensure American victory in the Philippine War was for white soldiers to accept black fighters into their ranks.
D) It was a tongue-in-cheek reference coined by Mark Twain to describe American troop atrocities against Filipinos.

Question 60

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Alfred T. Mahan

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 61

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
William McKinley

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 62

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Insular Cases

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 63

The Homestead Strike demonstrated that neither a powerful union nor public opinion could influence the conduct of the largest corporations.

Question 64

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Plessy v. Ferguson

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 65

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Open Door

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 66

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Homestead Strike

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 67

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
United States v. Wong Kim Ark

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 68

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Frances Willard

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 69

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Populist Party

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 70

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Samuel Gompers

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 71

Blacks owned more land in 1900 than they had at the end of Reconstruction.

Question 72

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Liberty tracts

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 73

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Kansas Exodus

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 74

The Populists made remarkable efforts to unite black and white small farmers on a common political and economic program.

Question 75

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
WCTU

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 76

William McKinley championed a government that would help ordinary Americans.

Question 77

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Page Act

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 78

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
disenfranchisement

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South

Question 79

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Jose Marti

A)advocate of free silver
B)president of the American Railway Union
C)believed politics was the place for women
D)Populist Party presidential candidate
E)advocated vocational training for blacks
F)Supreme Court justice
G)pioneered "business unionism"
H)fought with the Rough Riders
I)led the Filipino insurrection
J)promoted American expansionism via a navy
K)fomented a revolution in Cuba
L)annexed the Philippines

Question 80

Match the person or term with the with the correct description.
Teller Amendment

A)argued that the Constitution did not apply to territories
B)excluded Chinese women from entering the United States
C)separate, but equal
D)warned that empire was incompatible policy with democracy
E)the United States was not to annex Cuba
F)politically active farmers
G)gave Asians citizenship under Fourteenth Amendment
H)labor unrest at a Carnegie steel mill
I)effort to keep free trade in China
J)campaigned for temperance
K)excluded from voting
L)blacks migrated out of South