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2 DO NOT COPY Topic: Midterm Review Objective: Students will be able to review for the midterm examining Reconstruction-1865 through Progressivism Do Now: Review your Progressive Reform Mini-DBQ HW: (1) Study for History Final – Wednesday, January 28 th (2) Current Events online

3 Jeopardy Progressi ves IndustrialReconstruction Misc.Actors/ Actresses Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Q $100 Q $200 Q $300 Q $400 Q $500 Final Jeopardy

4 $100 Question from Progressives Gave women the right to vote

5 $100 Answer from Progressives 19 th amendment

6 $200 Question from Progressives Enacted by Progressive President, T. Roosevelt to ensure the safety of the public from unsanitary and unsafe food and drugs

7 $200 Answer from Progressives Pure Food an Drug Act

8 $300 Question from Progressives Progressive muckraker who wrote articles about the horrors of big business such as John D. Rockefeller

9 $300 Answer from Progressives Ida Tarbell

10 $400 Question from Progressives This prohibited the distribution of alcohol but was repealed due to ineffectiveness and a rise in crime

11 $400 Answer from Progressives 18 th amendment

12 $500 Question from Progressives Established the direct election of senators by the people

13 $500 Answer from Progressives 17 th amendment

14 $100 Question from Industrial Identify a consequence of the Industrial Revolution

15 $100 Answer from Industrial Growth of big business, expansion of cities, rise in technology, rise in air pollution, etc.

16 $200 Question from Industrial Labor Unions during the Industrial Revolution fought for

17 $200 Answer from Industrial Higher wages, shorter worker hours, safer working conditions, closed shops, etc.

18 $300 Question from Industrial Tried to persuade state legislators to pass laws against employing young children

19 $300 Answer from Industrial National Child Labor Committee

20 $400 Question from Industrial One company controls other company’s producing the same product

21 $400 Answer from Industrial Horizontal Integration

22 $500 Question from Industrial One company controls each step of the manufacturing process

23 $500 Answer from Industrial Vertical Integration

24 $100 Question from Reconstruction The Supreme court case establishing separate but equal is legal

25 $100 Answer from Reconstruction Plessy v Ferguson

26 $200 Question from Reconstruction Gave all men the right to vote regardless of race, creed, or previous conditions of servitude

27 $200 Answer from Reconstruction 15 th amendment

28 $300 Question from Reconstruction What laws were created to disenfranchise people of color during Reconstruction

29 $300 Answer from Reconstruction Jim Crow laws: poll taxes and literacy tests

30 $400 Question from Reconstruction This amendment gave all citizens in this country guaranteed rights under the constitution

31 $400 Answer from Reconstruction 14 th amendment – Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of happiness

32 $500 Question from Reconstruction The movement to create a “pure” race and the inferior “races” would eventually become extinct

33 $500 Answer from Reconstruction The Eugenics Movement

34 $100 Question from Miscellaneous The “thinking” that those born in this country are superior and therefore discriminate against immigrants

35 $100 Answer from Miscellaneous Nativism

36 $200 Question from Miscellaneous When the US government wanted to expand the country and encourage movement West, where did Native Americans go?

37 $200 Answer from Miscellaneous Reservations

38 $300 Question from Miscellaneous Those who support this monetary standard believe that we should legislate to the wealthy (industrialists and bankers) to help improve our economy

39 $300 Answer from Miscellaneous Gold Standard

40 $400 Question from Miscellaneous This is the act of negotiation between employees and their employers

41 $400 Answer from Miscellaneous Collective bargaining

42 $500 Question from Miscellaneous This political party supported the silver standard, railroad regulation, and a graduated income tax

43 $500 Answer from Miscellaneous Populist Party

44 $100 Question from Actors/Actresses

45 $100 Answer from Actors/Actresses Dakota Fanning

46 $200 Question from Actors/Actresses

47 $200 Answer from Actors/Actresses Kevin James

48 $300 Question from Actors/Actresses

49 $300 Answer from Actors/Actresses Elizabeth Banks

50 $400 Question from Actors/Actresses

51 $400 Answer from Actors/Actresses Forrest Whitaker

52 $500 Question from Actors/Actresses

53 $500 Answer from Actors/Actresses John Leguizamo

54 Final Jeopardy The differing strategies of Booker T. Washington and W.E.B. DuBois to obtain equal rights for African Americans

55 Final Jeopardy Answer Booker T. Washington: Education WEB DuBois: Be active in politics

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