Chapter 4 Quiz

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. Reconstruction lasted from

1776 to 1783 correct incorrect

1789 to 1812 correct incorrect

1850 to 1865 correct incorrect

1865 to 1877 correct incorrect

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. Once they were free, the top priority of most formerly enslaved people was

Finding work correct incorrect

Reuniting with family correct incorrect

Fleeing the South correct incorrect

Revenging themselves on their former masters correct incorrect

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. The phrase "forty acres and a mule" is shorthand for

The freedmen's hopes of individual land ownership after the war correct incorrect

The daily work required of enslaved people correct incorrect

The daily work required of sharecroppers post-war correct incorrect

The average holdings of slaveowners pre-war correct incorrect

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. The Freedmen's Bureau was

A benevolent association designed to encourage teachers to move South correct incorrect

A federal agency set up to aid newly freed slaves correct incorrect

A private charity set up to aid newly freed slaves correct incorrect

An early labor union correct incorrect

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. The first wave of 19th century European immigrants was from

Ireland correct incorrect

Germany correct incorrect

China correct incorrect

Russia correct incorrect

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. An example of an immigrant group which was predominately female was

The Chinese correct incorrect

The Germans correct incorrect

The Irish correct incorrect

The Italians correct incorrect

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. The Chinese Exclusion Act was passed in

1875 correct incorrect

1882 correct incorrect

1888 correct incorrect

1943 correct incorrect

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Which of the following is the best explanation, based on the map, for the location of white/Asian miscegenation laws?

California had the largest number of Asian immigrants correct incorrect

The majority of Asian immigrants lived in Western states correct incorrect

Asian immigrants lived across the US by 1869 correct incorrect

Asian immigrants were rare in the states on the West Coast correct incorrect

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. The Mormons followed leader Brigham Young to settle in

Upstate New York correct incorrect

Illinois correct incorrect

Utah correct incorrect

California correct incorrect

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. The Mormons abandoned the practice of polygamy in

1844 correct incorrect

1852 correct incorrect

1880 correct incorrect

1890 correct incorrect

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. Post-Civil War, most settlers traveling West went by

Covered wagon correct incorrect

Ship correct incorrect

Railroad correct incorrect

Foot correct incorrect

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. The most onerous task for female homesteaders in the West was

Keeping a house clean correct incorrect

Educating their children correct incorrect

Laundry correct incorrect

Helping in the fields correct incorrect

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. The Morrill LandGrant Act of 1862 spurred the growth of

Populations in the western territories correct incorrect

Coeducational universities correct incorrect

Indian reservations correct incorrect

Women's colleges correct incorrect

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What were these before and after pictures of Indian children at governmentrun boarding schools intended to show?

That the children retained their Indian heritage correct incorrect

That the children were happier once they were Anglicized correct incorrect

That the school was successfully wiping away their Indian culture correct incorrect

That the children were sad when they arrived at school correct incorrect

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. Black women were able to earn vocational training at institutions like

Tuskegee Institute correct incorrect

Spelman College correct incorrect

Oberlin College correct incorrect

Bryn Mawr College correct incorrect

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. The most common occupation for educated Black women in the late 19th century was

Domestic servant correct incorrect

Teacher correct incorrect

Small business owner correct incorrect

Nurse correct incorrect

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. Suffragists wanted

The right to vote correct incorrect

Land ownership correct incorrect

An end to segregation correct incorrect

Charitable work to end the suffering of the poor correct incorrect

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. In 1868 the women's movement split over the question of

Supporting the Fourteenth and Fifteenth Amendments to the Constitution correct incorrect

Whether or not women should have the right to vote correct incorrect

Whether or not former slaves should have the right to vote correct incorrect

Whether or not to end slavery correct incorrect

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. The Supreme Court case that shot down a suffragist challenge to all-male voting laws was

Marbury v. Madison correct incorrect

Minor v. Happersett correct incorrect

Scott v. Sandford correct incorrect

Swann v. Mecklenburg correct incorrect

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. Frances Willard was the leader of

The National Woman Suffrage Association correct incorrect

The American Woman Suffrage Association correct incorrect

The North American Woman Suffrage Association correct incorrect

The Women's Christian Temperance Union correct incorrect