60 U S History questions In the late 1800s how were goods moved around the United States history homework help

QUESTION 1

1. In the late 1800s, how were goods moved around the United States?
   

   		By boat
   		By horse-drawn carriage
   		By foot
   		By train

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QUESTION 2

1. Factorization began in
   

   		South America.
   		Europe.
   		the United States.
   		the Caribbean.

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QUESTION 3

1. Children were not allowed to work in steel mills.
   

   		TRUE
   		FALSE

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QUESTION 4

1. By 1900, over ________ children worked in factories or fields.
   

   		20,000
   		200,000
   		2,000,000
   		1,000,000

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QUESTION 5

1. Why was steel preferred over iron?
   

   		It was lighter.
   		It was stronger.
   		It bended.
   		All of the above

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QUESTION 6

1. Technological advancements improved
   

   		transportation.
   		communication.
   		labor conditions.
   		both a and b

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QUESTION 7

1. __________ helped to fuel a merchant capitalist system with Europe.
   

   		Native American trade routes
   		Improvements in steam engines
   		The invention of electricity
   		Telecommunications

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QUESTION 8

1. What does limited liability mean?
   

   		A share holder only will lose up to the stock’s purchase price.
   		A share holder’s loss is limited to the price of the stock when sold.
   		A share holder is liable for all company losses.
   		none of the above

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QUESTION 9

1. Which person wrote a book detailing life as a factory worker?
   

   		Frederick Taylor
   		Harriet Robinson
   		William Kelly
   		none of the above

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QUESTION 10

1. When it was established, the Patent and Trademark Office was an entity of this federal government office.
   

   		Office of the President
   		Department of the Interior
   		Department of State
   		Department of Commerce

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QUESTION 1

1. Owners who violated tenement house laws
   

   		were jailed.
   		had their property taken away.
   		were fined.
   		were evicted.

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QUESTION 2

1. It was easier to get to work in the late 1800s because
   

   		more jobs were in the suburbs.
   		better forms of transportation were developed.
   		more jobs were in cities.
   		cities housed more people.

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QUESTION 3

1. A large African-American community was created in Chicago in the early 1900s.
   

   		TRUE
   		FALSE

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QUESTION 4

1. During the 1800s, many African Americans headed to the northern region of the United States because
   

   		they were trying to escape religious persecution.
   		there were more employment opportunities within the north.
   		they knew they could worship freely in the north.
   		all of the above

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QUESTION 5

1. Political machines made money by
   

   		accepting money from contractors as a bribe for a contract.
   		taxing immigrants.
   		taxing churches whose members were immigrants.
   		soliciting churches.

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QUESTION 6

1. A political machine could control a district by
   

   		stealing votes.
   		creating a voting block.
   		intimidating voters.
   		supporting the wealthy.

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QUESTION 7

1. Hull House was the most famous _____________ in the late 1800s.
   

   		political organization
   		church
   		settlement house
   		Salvation Army unit

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QUESTION 8

1. This organization used Christian teachings to provide aid to the poor.
   

   		Settlement houses
   		The Salvation Army
   		Hull House
   		The Peace Corp

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QUESTION 9

1. Where did the settlement house movement begin?
   

   		Mexico
   		United States
   		England
   		China

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QUESTION 10

1. What was the name of the book written about the conditions of tenement living that was published in 1890?
   

   		Tenement House Law
   		How the Other Half Lives
   		The Philadelphia Negro
   		None of the above

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QUESTION 1

1. The Women’s Temperance Movement was a push
   

   		to clean up vagrancy.
   		to control the purchase and consumption of alcohol.
   		for the woman’s right to vote.
   		for social reform legislation.

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QUESTION 2

1. The Volstead Act supported prohibition.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 3

1. Speakeasy owners bought their alcohol legally.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 4

1. Alcohol was legal in the Caribbean after the Eighteenth Amendment was passed.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 5

1. ______ was arrested for the murder of a guard and shoe store manager.
   

   		Nicola Sacco
   		Bartolomeo Vanzetti
   		Charles Schenck
   		both a and b

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QUESTION 6

1. Nicola Sacco opposed World War I and used the postal service to urge men not to respond to draft notices.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 7

1. Which theory holds the belief that advanced species came from simpler life forms?
   

   		The Evolution theory
   		The Creationist theory
   		The Socialist theory
   		None of the above

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QUESTION 8

1. Why were many people exposed to the Scopes Monkey Trial?
   

   		Tickets were sold to watch the trial.
   		It was broadcast over television.
   		It was broadcast over the radio.
   		The transcript was published in daily papers.

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QUESTION 9

1. _______ was an organized crime boss.
   

   		Al Capone
   		Nicola Sacco
   		Mitchell Palmer
   		both a and b

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QUESTION 10

1. Francis Willard did not support the Eighteenth Amendment.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 1

1. Franklin D. Roosevelt did NOT serve as President at the time of the Pearl Harbor attack.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 2

1. Who served as the American President at the start of World War II?
   

   		Harry S. Truman
   		Franklin D. Roosevelt
   		Herbert Hoover
   		Teddy Roosevelt

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QUESTION 3

1. During the winter of 1942, German and Soviet forces engaged in
   

   		peace talks.
   		economic negotiations.
   		the Battle of Stalingrad.
   		the Battle of Cold Harbor.

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QUESTION 4

1. General Dwight D. Eisenhower led American and British forces to victory in
   

   		Egypt and France.
   		Vietnam and Korea.
   		Austria and Australia.
   		Morocco and Algeria.

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QUESTION 5

1. During World War II, the British warships were able to serve as escorts to merchant ships that provided supplies to American forces.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 6

1. The Soviets destroyed their own terrain during a massive campaign by German forces, so they would ultimately hinder German success.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 7

1. Who served as leader of the Allied forces during World War II?
   

   		General Dwight D. Eisenhower
   		General George S. Patton
   		General Erwin Rommel
   		General Bernard Montgomery

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QUESTION 8

1. _________ was credited with significant planning during World War II.
   

   		Henry Kissinger
   		John F. Kennedy
   		General George S. Patton
   		General George Marshall

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QUESTION 9

1. The invasion of Western Europe eventually led to German forces surrendering.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 10

1. The Battle of _____________ led to massive physical destruction in the Soviet Union and the eventual collapse of German forces.
   

   		Bulge
   		Stalingrad
   		Midway
   		none of the above

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QUESTION 1

1. Nuclear threats were a significant issue during President Kennedy’s administration.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 2

1. President Kennedy was known for appointing African-Americans to prominent positions during his administration.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 3

1. After meeting with Nikita Khrushchev, President Kennedy asked Congress for
   

   		additional aid for Russia.
   		an economic stimulus package for Turkey.
   		3 billion dollars towards defense.
   		none of the above

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QUESTION 4

1. ____________ investigated charges of job discrimination during the 1960s.
   

   		Henry Kissinger
   		Secretary of the Interior
   		Wagner Act
   		EEOC

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QUESTION 5

1. Who was the Cuban dictator that came to power in 1959?
   

   		Caser Chavez
   		Fulgencio Batista
   		Fidel Castro
   		none of the above

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QUESTION 6

1. The Southern Christian Leadership Conference introduced the concept of nonviolent protest.
   

   		True
   		False

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QUESTION 7

1. _____________ was an African-American leader during the 1950s and 1960s who supported the Nation of Islam.
   

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