Question

Which of these increased rapidly during the first several decades of the Second Industrial Revolution?

Answer 1

is it multiple choice?

Answer 2

yeah

Answer 3

what are the choices ?

Answer 4

income equality and crop prices

tariff rates and income tax revenues

immigration to the U.S. and union activism

government regulation and industrial wages

Answer 5

UMM C? immigration to the U.S. and union activism

Answer 6

you dont sound sure why?

Answer 7

@destineeswagga

Answer 8

Because i was thinkin metal and machinery icreased rapidly
however
population increased

Answer 9

Woohoo, are you part of FLVS?

Answer 10

why do you ask

Answer 11

Because, if you are I am, and I might be able to check a past worksheet for the answer. :3

Answer 12

ok can you help me with this one

Answer 13

Yeah, what worksheet is it? :o

Answer 14

its in module 2 test

Answer 15

Okay. :3

Answer 16

(MC)Which of these increased rapidly during the first several decades of the Second Industrial Revolution?

income equality and crop prices

tariff rates and income tax revenues

immigration to the U.S. and union activism <-------

government regulation and industrial wages

Points earned on this question: 3

Answer 17

thank you
can you help me some more

Answer 18

The following quote is from a politician in New York City:

"There's the biggest kind of a difference between political looters and politicians who make a fortune out of politics by keepin' their eyes wide open. The looter goes in for himself alone without considerin' his organization or his city. The politician looks after his own interests, the organization's interests, and the city's interests all at the same time. See the distinction?" —George Washington Plunkitt, 1905

Based on this quote, Plunkitt most likely supported which of the following?

Answer 19

I can try :)

Answer 20

I believe the answer is social Darwinism, I helped someone else with this question in the past. I don't have it on my test.

Answer 21

ayye I WAS RIGHTT \(^.^)/

Answer 22

what about this question
How did Upton Sinclair's The Jungle affect Progressive reform?

Answer 23

@x-Senka

Answer 24

I'm looking :P

Answer 25

It exposed political corruption and promoted stricter regulations on government leaders.

Answer 26

Which location was associated with political machines in the 19th century?
@x-Senka

Answer 27

Tammany Hall in New York City

Answer 28

thank you
With which statement would a nativist during the late 1800s agree?

Answer 29

@x-Senka

Answer 30

Immigrants work cheaply, which steals jobs from United States citizens and lowers wages for all.

Answer 31

Which factor produced gains in union membership in the United States?

Answer 32

the passage of laws guaranteeing the right to unionize and bargain collectively

Answer 33

Fan me please :)

Answer 34

Destine, I will when I'm on my main :)

Answer 35

Anymore question Woohoo? :)

Answer 36

yes @x-Jamie-x

Answer 37

btw, x-Senka was me

Answer 38

oh lol

Answer 39

Which of the following events damaged public support for the labor union movement during the late 19th century?

Answer 40

@x-Jamie-x

Answer 41

the Triangle Shirtwaist fire
I apologize I am really lagging bad

Answer 42

no its ok i keep thinking youll leave lol

Answer 43

Nah, I'm just having a hard time with lag lol

Answer 44

Which of these African-American inventors developed a shoe-manufacturing machine that significantly cut shoe prices in the United States?

Answer 45

Jan E. Matzeliger

Answer 46

The drawing below shows an invention patented by Sarah E. Goode in 1885:
For what task would this object have been used?

Answer 47

I didn't get this question on my test, but I know she made the cabinet bed, and it was patented.

Answer 48

oh thanks

Answer 49

Which two groups favored passage of the Sherman Silver Purchase Act?

Answer 50

farmers and miners

Answer 51

Which of the following would be a goal of a company that practiced horizontal integration?
@x-Jamie-x

Answer 52

What are the choices? I know the definition of horizontal integration.

Answer 53

whats themeaning

Answer 54

@x-Jamie-x

Answer 55

is a strategy where a company creates or acquires production units for outputs which are alike - either complementary or competitive. One example would be when a company acquires competitors in the same industry doing the same stage of production. Another example is the management of a group of products which are alike, yet at different price points, complexities, and qualities.

Answer 56

so they buy other companies

Answer 57

Yes, :)

Answer 58

How did the government aid the expansion of the railroad industry during the mid- and late 19th century?