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Chapter 18 Self-Quiz 1
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The "Crisis of the 1890s" referred to all of the following except
an economic crisis
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military engagements with Spain
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high unemployment rates across the United States
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the powerlessness of the federal government
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All of the following refer to Coxey's Army except:
Coxey was an unemployed Chicago worker who argued that gold alone should be a basis for currency
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Coxey and his followers marched on Washington to demand the establishment of a national public works program
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Newspapers predicted that the "army" would collapse before it even reached its destination
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The march ended in Coxey's arrest and the dispersal of his forces
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The last great land rush in the continental United States occurred in 1893 in
Arizona
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Oregon
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Oklahoma
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Wyoming
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Frederick W. Taylor was popular with factory managers because he was
an efficiency expert
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an historian that gave them perspective
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a motivational speaker who encouraged managers to work together to solve problems
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a labor lawyer
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All of the following refer to the Homestead steel strike of 1892 except:
Andrew Carnegie refused to back his partner, Henry Clay Frick, who brought in replacement workers
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The governor of Pennsylvania dispatched the state militia to break the strike
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The lockout of the workers and the hiring of strikebreakers temporarily created national sympathy for the union
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The strike ultimately broke the union and showed that corporations, backed by government, would defend their prerogatives
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Who thundered these words: "You shall not press down upon the brow of labor this crown of thorns. You shall not crucify mankind upon a cross of gold!"?
William McKinley
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John Hay
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Grover Cleveland
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William Jennings Bryan
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The Supreme Court's 1896 decision in Plessy v. Ferguson
ruled that racial segregation was unconstitutional, but both Congress and southern political authorities refused to enforce the ruling
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defined the "separate-but-equal" principle
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acknowledged the realities of southern life
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ruled that racial segregation was permissible under the Fifteenth Amendment
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Early twentieth-century civil rights advocates called for
encouragement of black pride
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full political and civil equality for African Americans
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reversal of stereotypes that demeaned African Americans
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All of the above
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All of the following refer to the American Federation of Labor except:
It stressed collective bargaining rights
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It was organized along a single trade or craft, rather than including workers in an entire plant
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It supported the open shop, allowing a worker to decide whether to join the union
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It made modest demands—mostly higher pay, shorter hours, and union recognition by the company
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Alfred Thayer Mahan is important for
piloting the U.S.S. Maine into Manila Bay and defeating the Spanish
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his strategy for conducting the Spanish-American War
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writing The Influence of Sea Power upon History, 1660--1783
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serving as Assistant Secretary of the Navy
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In 1897, the struggle for industrial and military supremacy was focused on
Japan
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Africa
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China
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Korea
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Theodore Roosevelt believed that imperialism was:
Characteristic of a modern nation
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Necessary to offset the so-called "closing of the frontier"
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Important to counter Japanese claims to the Pacific
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All of the above
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As a result of the Spanish-American War,
Theodore Roosevelt emerged as an anti-imperialist
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the United States acquired the Philippines, Guam, and Puerto Rico
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Congress voted to declare Philippine independence
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an independent Cuba was allowed to chart its own political and economic course
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American military forces replied to Filipino guerrilla warfare by all of the following except
rape of Filipino women
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torture of prisoners
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looting villages
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executing rebel leader Emilio Aguinaldo
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The purpose of John Hay's Open Door was to
keep the markets of China open to the United States
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reduce tensions in the Far East between Russia and Japan
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apply the Monroe Doctrine to Asia
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resolve trade wars among the European powers
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Coxey and his followers marched on Washington to demand the establishment of a national public works program.
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Professor Frederick Jackson Turner's frontier thesis was premature because more homesteaders claimed lands after the 1890 Census than before.
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"Taylorism" not only accelerated production but also increased absenteeism.
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Even though President Cleveland may have helped end economic hard times, farm prices and workers' wages remained flat.
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Silver was the preferred basis of currency for many in the South and West because it would reduce the problem of scarcity of money.
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