Jim Crow laws institutionalized a system of legal ___________.

1

• Jim Crow laws institutionalized a system of
  legal ___________.
• voting
• segregation (separation)
• strikes
• gambling

2

• Racial segregation (separation) is based on race
  and was directed primarily against ____________.
• Hispanics
• Chinese
• African Americans
• Irish

3

• The statement, Equality can be achieved through
  vocational education, and social separation is
  acceptable, might have been spoken by
  __________.
• Booker T. Washington
• W.E.B. DuBois
• Upton Sinclair
• Theodore Roosevelt

4

• Jim Crow laws, which made discrimination
  practices legal in many communities and states,
  were also characterized by ___.
• equal educational opportunities for all races.
• equal opportunities in politics for all races.
• unequal opportunities in housing, work, and
  education for African Americans.
• unequal opportunities to travel overseas for
  African Americans

5

• A main difference between Booker T. Washington
  and W.E.B. DuBois was DuBois belief in _______.
• separate education for African Americans
• full political , civil, and social rights for
  African Americans
• college education for all African Americans
• tuition payments for all African Americans

6

• What would be a good title for this graphic
  organizer?
• Improved Safety Conditions
• Reduced Work Hours
• Restrictions on Child Labor

7

• Susan B. Anthony was most noted for working
  toward ___________.
• Prohibition
• womens suffrage
• equal opportunities
• better housing for immigrants

8

• This was composed of groups opposed to the
  making and consuming of alcohol and supported the
  18th Amendment prohibiting the manufacture, sale,
  and transport of alcoholic beverages.
• a. Suffrage Movement
• b. American Federation of Labor
• c. Temperance Movement
• d. Knights of Labor

9
Civil War Westward Expansion ????????? Immigrat
ion Progressive Era

• What is missing from the above timeline?
• World War I
• Jazz Age
• Rise of Big Business
• Great Depression

10

• Jim Crow laws originated in this region of the
  United States.
• Northeast
• Midwest
• Rocky Mountain (Western)
• Southeast

11

• The Supreme Court ruling that legalized
  segregation was ______.
• Brown v. Board of Education
• Plessy v. Ferguson
• Furman v. Georgia
• Miranda v. Arizona

12

• Theodore Roosevelt coined this term to describe
  journalists who brought to light the dirt and
  corruption in American society.
• muckrakers
• yellow journalists
• dirt diggers
• corruption enlighteners

13

• What is missing from the above chart?
• Wrote The Jungle which led to the Meat
  Inspection Act
• Organized the American Federation of Labor
• Worked for environmental issues

14

• This cartoonist was responsible for bringing
  New York Citys Boss Tweed to justice with his
  political cartoons.
• Robert La Follette
• Samuel McClure
• Lincoln Steffens
• Thomas Nast

15

• Powerful organizations linked to political
  parties which controlled local governments in
  many cities, often having city bosses, were
  called ________.
• patronage machines
• Tweeds machines
• boss machines
• political machines

16

• 17. Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico, and Arizona are
  all located in this U.S. region.
• Northeast
• Noncontiguous
• Rocky Mountain (Western)
• Southwest

17

• The Noncontiguous Region contains which cities
  below?
• Chicago, St. Louis, Detroit
• Denver, Salt Lake City
• Juneau, Honolulu
• San Francisco, Los Angeles, Seattle

18

• Flatlands that rise gradually from east to
  west, land eroded by wind and water, low
  rainfall, and frequent dust storms describe the
  ________ .
• climate of the Great Plains.
• conditions generally found in Culpeper in the
  winter months.
• climate of the Pacific Region.

19

• Which was NOT a reason leading to westward
  expansion following the Civil War?
• opportunities for land ownership
• a new beginning for former slaves
• expansion of slavery in the western territories
• technological advances, including the
  Transcontinental Railroad

20

• barbed wire steel plows
• dry farming sod houses
• beef cattle raising
• ___________________________________
• What would be the best title for the items
  listed above?
• New Techniques Used to Adapt to the Southeast
  Region
• Major Breakthroughs for Life on Mars
• Major Inventions and Adaptations for Life on
  the Great Plains

21

• Hope for better opportunities, religious
  freedom, escape from oppressive governments, and
  adventure were all reasons for ___.
• immigration to America from Europe and Asia.
• migration of African Americans to northern
  cities.
• emigration of Americans heading to Southeast
  Asia.

22

• The chief of the Nez Perce who fled with his
  tribe to escape from being forced to move to a
  reservation, but gave up when winter set in with
  his group only a few miles from the Canadian
  border, was _________.
• Black Foot
• Chief Joseph
• Geronimo
• Sitting Bull

23

• The battle in which General George Custer and
  all his troops were killed is known as ____.
• Wounded Knee
• b. Chivingtons Massacre
• c. Sioux Uprising
• d. Battle of Little Bighorn

24

• This man is most closely associated with
  lighting and mechanical uses of electricity.
• Thomas Edison
• Alexander Graham Bell
• Andrew Carnegie
• Henry Ford

25

• Jane Addams is most noted for __________.
• her role in the Temperance Movement.
• fighting for womens suffrage.
• founding Hull House, a settlement house in
  Chicago.
• bringing down Boss Tweed, the corrupt New York
  City boss.

26

• Three examples of big business in the late 1800s
  include _________.
• railroads, steel, and oil.
• timber, plastics, and oil.
• steel, computers, and oil.
• coal, timber, and steel.

27

• New England was most known for this industry in
  the late 1800s.
• automobile
• meatpacking
• textiles
• steel

28

• Whose name is missing from the above chart?
• Henry Bessemer
• James Hill
• John D. Rockefeller
• Thomas Nast

29

• What divides the Earth into a northern and
  southern hemisphere?
• Prime Meridian
• Equator
• Tropic of Cancer
• Tropic of Capricorn