Indiana Wesleyan University

HST 102-01B

1)Overall, regarding Reconstruction constitutional amendments and laws, the supreme court in the later part of nineteenth century

 

2. Following the civil War, most southern whites saw African Americans as

 

3. The new middle class.

 

4. _______Immigrants began immigrating to the united states in the late 1880s because of land shortages more serious than those in Europe.

 

5. Farming in the west

 

6. In the Southwest, many Hispanics herded ________on communal pastures

 

7. In the late 1870s black economic status_________ while white economic status

 

8. Which group suffered from the most prejudice in mining towns?

 

9. In the 1876 election, Samuel J. Tilden ran strongest in the

 

10. The winner of the 1868 presidential election was

 

11. In the early years of reconstruction, the Freedmen’s Bureau was successful at

 

12. Downtown districts tended to include
13. The last gold rush came in 1874 in the mining camp of _______

14.In the post-reconstruction period

 

15. Andrew Carnegie stated a differing view of the Gospel of Wealth by expressing

 

16. The vast wealth of some pioneers was an effect of

 

17. Today, native Americans rank________on most measures of economic well-being.

 

18. Many southerners refused to accept their defeat at divine judgment and believed that god has spared the south for a greater purpose; they came to view the war as
19. The_____Amendment calls for equality before the law.

20.The immediate response to President Johnson’s Reconstruction plan

included

 

21. Religious institutions in immigrant communities were important, in part, because
22. The population of western mining towns was overwhelmingly

23.In United states V. Cruikshank, the supreme Court

 

24. The aggressive tactics of John D. Rockefeller were supported by

 

 

25. According to your text, how many strikes were called in the late nineteenth and earlier twentieth centuries

 

26. By 1900, legislative acts that regulated the horrors of child labor were

 

27. Which of the following statements about the Lost Cause is true?

 

28. Of the following, which one is something that worked in the Democrats favor in the election of 1876
29. The use of sweatshops was most common

30.Although the Fort Laramie Treaty created several years of peace. Eventually

 

31. One disadvantage for American worker of the rise of corporations was

 

32. Coney Island in New York served as an optional example of American’s love for

 

33. The significant outcome of the presidential election of 1876 was that it

 

34. Of the following, the last to enter the “middle class” in America was the

 

35. How was the Cattle kingdom’s growth linked to urban easterners?

 

36. The year 1886 saw the labor movement unify behind the move for

 

37. The liberal Republicans of the early 1970s
38. The workplace of the late 1800s included which of the following conditions?

 

 

39. The________Amendment protected blacks right to vote

 

40. What happened at wounded Knee, south Dakota in 1890?

 

41. Horotio Alger stories.

 

42. In the 1880s, Western farmers were plagued by severe drought and

 

43. I took 5000 US troops to capture 36 Apaches led by

 

44. One of the reasons that whites destroyed the buffalo herds was
45. Which statement would most likely have been said by the

 

46. The purpose of the settlement house movement was to

 

47. Congress successfully managed to override president Johnson’s veto of

 

48. The turning point in the Pullman strike occurred when

 

49. The Treaty of Fort Laramie
50. The first united states president to be impeached in the house of representatives was
51. Which statement best describes the cultures of the tribes that lived throughout the West?
52. Southern Democrats realized they could regain their dominance of local power by
53. Which statement would have most likely been said by a member of Las Gorras Blancas
54. In the 1970s, official investigations labeled Bureau of Indian Affairs attempts to force Indians to adopt white culture a/an
55. Which statement best summarizes the outcome of the election of 1876

 

56. In the urban, working-class neighborhoods of the early twentieth century

 

57. As the size of the industrial work force grew in the late nineteenth century
58. Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle focused on the problems of

 

59. The corporate cattle boom collapsed because

60. The Chisholm Trail was used to

 

61. The American Protective Association specifically focused on
62. To challenge the state’s Republican government in Louisiana, a group of elite Democrats in New Orleans organized a military organization called
63. The term “Great Migration” refers to the
64. Overall, regarding Reconstruction  constitutional  amendments  and  laws, the Supreme Court in the latter part of the nineteenth
65. Some southerners were drawn to the Republican Party because
66. Violence and conflict often erupted between miners and mine owners due to
67. The leader of the Sand Creek Massacre, John Chivington, was
68. One effect of workers being required to work long hours was
69. Of the following groups that migrated to the United States in the late nineteenth century, which were motivated most by fear of violence

72. Of the following, which one is something that worked in the Democrats’ favor in the election of 1876
73. The term gilded age refers specifically to a time when
74. A lack of timber caused a shortage of fencing that was finally solved by
75. In the latter part of the nineteenth century, countries that attracted migrants usually

79. The increase in railroad building and mining helped to accelerate the development of what industry
80. An effect of the rise of corporations in America was