AP Unit 6 Review

What was a negative consequence for labor unions after the Haymarket Riot?

• Increased public support for labor unions

• Decreased public support for labor unions being associated with violence

• Improved working conditions

• Higher wages for workers

How did the federal army respond to the Ghost Dance movement by the Native Americans?

• The federal army ignored the movement.

• The federal army supported the movement.

• The federal army negotiated peace with the movement leaders.

• The federal army attacked the Indians

How did the transcontinental railroad affect the US economy?

• It decreased trade opportunities.

• It increased trade opportunities and allowed for increased migration.

• It had no impact on trade.

• It led to economic isolation.

The purpose of the Dawes Act was to:

• assimilate Native Americans into American society by allotting them individual plots of land

• preserve Native American culture and land

• establish reservations for Native American tribes

• promote Native American self-governance

The purpose of the Cross of Gold Speech by William Jennings Bryan was to advocate for what economic policy?

• The gold standard

• Bimetallism

• Free trade

• Protectionism

How did Political Machines gather support from immigrants?

• By offering jobs and housing

• By providing education and healthcare

• By enforcing strict immigration laws

• By promoting cultural assimilation

The Chinese Exclusion Act was:

• A law that prohibited all Chinese laborers from immigrating to the United States.

• A trade agreement between China and the United States.

• A cultural exchange program between China and the United States.

• A military alliance between China and the United States.

Who led the Tammany Hall political machine in New York?

• Boss Tweed

• Al Smith

• Fiorello La Guardia

• Thomas Nast

Social Darwinism was a theory that applied the concept of 'survival of the fittest' to human societies. What was Social Darwinism?

• A theory applying 'survival of the fittest' to human societies

• A movement to protect endangered species

• A political ideology promoting socialism

• A religious belief system

The Social Gospel was a movement that aimed to apply Christian ethics to social problems.

• A movement focused on personal salvation

• A movement that aimed to apply Christian ethics to social problems

• A political campaign for religious freedom

• A philosophical debate on the nature of God