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Final Exam Review Fall 2012
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Segregation The legal separation of different groups of people
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Nativists Nativists didnt want immigrants to come in to the United States.
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Political Machines Political Machines would give immigrants jobs. Because of this many immigrants like political machines.
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Describe Urban areas in 1900 Ethnic neighborhoods formed when immigrants would seek out people similar to themselves.
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Chinese Exclusion Act This act made it so the individuals from China could no longer immigrate to the United States. This was the first restriction law placed on immigration.
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What was a result of the immigrants moving into urban areas? The urban areas (cities) grew very rapidly
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Inventors and their inventions Thomas Edison – light bulb George Westinghouse-transformer Singer- sewing machine Samuel Morse- telegraph Alexander Graham Bell - Telephone
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Light Bulb cause and effect 7.Edison invents the light bulb 8.Longer working day 9.Increased production 10.Increased profits 11.Economic Boom
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Describe working conditions in factories in the late 1800s Unhealthy and dangerous
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Why was the Transcontinental rail road significant? The transcontinental railroad connected the east to the west and allowed people to move west, thus closing the Western Frontier.
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What mad John Rockefeller and Andrew Carnagie robber barons? Robber Barons-were business men who were corrupt and would drain natural resources, and paid their employees very little.
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Sherman Anti Trust Act Was passed to stop the growth of Monopolies.
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Homesteaders People moved west for several reasons some moved to get rich fast. They were disappointed because living the west was very hard and rarely resulted in wealth.
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Homestead Act The land on the Great Plains was developed into a major agricultural area as people moved out there for the free land and became farmers.
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How did Booker T. Washington/W.E.B. DuBois views on equality differ? DuBois demanded full social and political equality( Was in favor of higher education) Washington urged temporarily accepting a lower status (get along with all people and equality will come)
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Lynching's- People accused of a crime being hung by mobs before they went to trial
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NAACP formed to abolished segregation and work towards full civil rights for blacks
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Jim Crow Laws Jim Crow Laws- made separate but equal the law, degraded African Americans
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Plessy v. Ferguson Case that made Jim Crow laws official
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Womens suffrage The 19 th Amendment gave Women the right to Vote.
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Progressive Era Reforms Recall- allows voters to remove an official from office Initiative- allows citizens to propose new laws Direct Primary- allows voters to shoose partys candidate for an election Referendum- citizens can vote to reject a law
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Why was the Panama Canal important to the US? This new route was helpful for trade as well as for our newly acquired military bases in the Pacific
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Big Stick Policy Theodore Roosevelt's foreign Policy Remember- dont talk about it be about it
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What event triggered the Spanish American War Explosion of the USS Maine
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WWI MAIN reasons for US involvement M- Militarism A-alliances I-imperialism N- nationalism
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Zimmerman Note (a major diplomatic mistake) Germany tried to convince Mexico to attack the US in exchange for getting some of their lost territory back from the United Sates
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Which of Wilsons 14 Points was actually adopted by the Big 4 (while negotiating the Treaty of Versailles) The 14 th - creation of the League of Nations What was the main goal of the 14 point plan- world peace
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Why did the US eventually get involved in WWI Due to unrestricted submarine warfare. Several passenger ships were sunk and Americans were killed. (**Lusitainia)
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The system of Alliances Caused most of Europe to get involved with WWI
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Harlem Renaissance Focus on African-American artistic contributions such as Jazz music, literature and art
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Henry Ford His use of the assembly line increased production and drove the price of the automobile down.
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What was a long term effect of Prohibition? The creation and rapid growth of organized crime
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After the stock market crashed why did thousands of banks close? They could not return all the depositors money
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Which area was mostly impacted by the great depression? The Great Plains
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Why was President Hoovers response to the Great Depression criticized? B/C he did not do anything to provide direct relief to those most in need during the Depression.
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