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Who is good at history?

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I can help

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Okie, here's the first question

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A Muckraker was a

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Freedman who ran for political office


Politician who worked too closely with lobbyists and became corrupt


Journalist who worked to expose underlying societal problems and corruption that encouraged reform (improvement)


Rice farmer who consistently worked in muddy fields

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C :P

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Ahh crap, the quiz froze, sorry lemme reload it again

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Ight

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The main effect of muckraker Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle was it

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brought about reform of the meatpacking industry by the government creating and enforcing laws to make it safer and cleaner


increased environmental awareness and decreased pollution


forced the federal government to establish national forests


encouraged the government to break up the oil monopoly and regulate the steel industry

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A

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Thanks, Muckraker Ida Tarbell’s work to expose Rockefeller’s unethical business practices in creating Standard Oil marked the beginning and served as a model for

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tabloid sensationalism


propaganda


yellow journalism


investigative journalism

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D

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I believe its D

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Thanks, Muckraker Jacob Riis’ work How the Other Half Lives led to

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improving sanitary conditions in urban areas


establishing charities to help the poor find work


decreasing the estate tax


a violation of privacy for the very wealthy

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I believe its B

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Thanks, The Settlement House Movement began in urban England with the purpose to

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force the poor away from the wealthy


improve the lives of the poor


increase opportunities for the wealthy and middle class


make it harder for the poor to find a place to live

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I believe its B

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Thanks, Jane Addams founded the Hull House in 1889, with the primary goal to

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improve the lives of poor immigrant women through education


provide factory workers a safe place to sleep at night


involve women in politics


support newly freed former male slaves

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A I think

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Thanks Who was influenced by the Settlement House Movement in England and founded the Hull House in America?

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Elizabeth Cady Stanton


Jane Addams


Mary McLeod Bethune


Lucretia Mott

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B

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Thanks What movement would women work for social change during the progressive era?

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public health (sanitation)


women’s suffrage


all of these


educational reforms

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I believe its c

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Thanks The impact of Jim Crow was

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a legal framework to separate whites and blacks socially and politically based on “separate but equal”


integration in southern schools


increased political power for African Americans


The right to vote for African Americans

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A

Answer 24

Thanks The Plessy v. Ferguson case upheld “separate but equal” as constitutional, which

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strengthened segregation policies (Jim Crow)


increased African American suffrage


allowed for African Americans to use white facilities


improved social conditions for African Americans

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A

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Thank you, The NAACP worked to

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increase educational opportunities for women


prevent African Americans from voting


protect the rights of all citizens guaranteed by the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments


support the rights of white farmers

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C

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How many more questions do you have?

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Thanks, after this one, 20 more, its 33 questions total White supporters and W.E.B. DuBois created the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP) in 1909 in response to

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the Three-Fifths Compromise


Brown v. Board of Education


increasing tensions between Japanese immigrants


widespread violence against blacks

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I believe its D but i can't be sure.

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I was thinking that too, thanks. I was hoping this would be B The main effect of the passage of the 17th amendment was

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each state now had three senators instead of two


state legislators selected the senators for each state


empowering voters by enabling them to directly elect senators


the total number of senators was now based on population

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I believe it's B as well

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YAY! Thank you, The Progressive Movement in the early 20th century worked to

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attain economic and social justice


all of these


increase democracy


improve negative effects of industrialization and urbanization

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B

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Thanks Progressives worked for new labor laws with the primary purpose to

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decrease the quality of working conditions in the US


restrict power of business owners, while increasing rights of workers


maximize profits at all American manufacturing sites


increase the power and control of factory owners

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I believe it's B

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Thanks, Progressives challenged how society should view/use nature (conservation movement). The Conservationists believed that

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the federal government had no ability to protect any lands


free market practice would regulate environmental protection


nature could be used responsibly, but it should also be protected


nature should not be used in any way

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After this, 17 more

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c

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Thanks President Theodore Roosevelt emphasized conservation throughout his presidency. What policy would he most likely support?

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increasing the number of highways in America


reducing environmental protections


requiring states to reserve public lands for parks


slash and burn agriculture

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C

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Thanks, Which would be the most likely reason why America would want a strong Navy during the late 1800s early 1900s?

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to have a force to protect against enemy aircraft


to colonize new lands for the US


to protect national interests


to launch a sea invasion of Canada

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I'm not sure but my gut is going with D

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Mine was too XD, thanks. Should I just post the rest to make this quicker?

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Yerp

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Okie dokie, one sec

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Supporters of American expansionism/imperialism believed the US should expand to increase

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trade


all of these


national defense


diplomatic power/influence

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Debates over American expansionism occurred mainly because

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the US colonized Great Britain


Cuba was annexed by the US


Canada laid claim to North Dakota and Montana


the US gained Hawaii, Guam, Philippines, and Puerto Rico

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The sinking of the American battleship USS Maine in Havana Harbor led to

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the first World War


the Cuban Missile Crisis


the US declaring war on Spain beginning the Spanish American War


Spanish troops seizing control of Florida and Georgia

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The American success in the Spanish-American War can be primarily credited to

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Cuban uprising against the Spanish


Canadian support for the US


American airpower superiority


the strength of the US Navy

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The provisions of the 1898 Treaty of Paris that ended the Spanish American War included granting Cuba’s independence from Spain, US gaining the Philippines for 20 million, and

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Spain acquiring the southern half of Florida


the US acquiring three territories on the west coast of Africa


Mexico surrendering California and Arizona to the US


the US acquired Puerto Rico and Guam

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Which reason best displays why Americans would debate gaining the Philippines?

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Americans were not interested in visiting a place as far away as the Philippines


American imperialism goes against Americas founding principle of freedom and independence


America had already colonized most of South America and did not have the ability to colonize new lands


Americans wanted to colonize areas closer to the US

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Which reason shows best why the US would keep the Philippines as a territory causing the Philippine-American War?

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The US feared another nation would take it over if they didn’t keep it under US control


The Philippines did not have many natural resources


The Philippines were under joint control with the US and Australia


The Filipino people wanted to remain under US control

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Which reason best highlights why the US wanted to gain Hawaii?

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Hawaii served as the halfway point for flights across the Pacific during the Spanish American War


the US needed a new vacation spot for settlers on the west coast


Hawaii had a climate that would support climate coffee plantations


it served as a key naval base during the Spanish American War

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The American Anti-Imperialist League would most likely support

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granting the Philippines independence


all of these


increasing US influence worldwide and occupying more territories


colonizing East Asia

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Which was NOT a US reason for building the Panama Canal?

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faster sail time between oceans for US Navy


to stimulate the economy during the Great Depression


shorten sail time between east and west coast


protect US territories in Pacific easier

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Why did Theodore Roosevelt issue the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine?

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to divide North Africa between the US and Spain for colonizing


to protect the Panama Canal and regional interests in Latin America from European involvement


to encourage European powers to help control uprisings in Central and South America


to ensure that only France and England would have interests in Panama

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The policy of the Roosevelt Corollary is best seen in

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The beginning of World War 2


the US invading Mexico and Panama in response to political uprisings


England declaring war on the US in 1905


the US warning European interference in Latin America would lead to US intervention

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How did the Roosevelt Corollary highlight Roosevelt’s approach to foreign policy?

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Roosevelt was quick to use military action and beat his enemies with a big stick


Roosevelt was the first US president to invade eastern Canada


showed his “speak softly and carry a big stick” approach through negotiating first and enforcing with military second


Roosevelt was very indecisive when it came to foreign interactions

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Which response displays best how responses to Roosevelt Corollary differed?

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US businessmen were pleased, while Latin Americans were angered by US interference


Europe was grateful to have an excuse to avoid Latin America


Americans were angered by the Roosevelt Corollary


All of these

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20. B
21. A
22.C
23. D
24. D
25. B
26. C
27. D
28. A
29. A?
30. B
31. D?
32. B?
33. D?
Dont exactly know all of them but most of them I believe are correct. I hope you pass this quiz! :D

Answer 49

Same and thank you bro. You helped me greatly :D

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Your welcome! Anytime you need help with history, you can count on me! And its brodett btw xD

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I did, I passed

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Brodett?

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Im a girl so yeah xD

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What was your grade on it?
A, B, C, D?