1. JEOPARDY Unit 8-10 Mr. H. Mayor American History Mount Airy High School

2. Jeopardy for Goals 4-6 Immigrants Indians WestLabor People PoliticsImperialism Odds and Ends 100 200 300 400 500 Final Jeopardy

3. What group came to America from Eastern Europe in large numbers in the late 1880 ’ s? 100

4. Jews Immigrants

5. What region of the U.S had the fewest immigrants in the late 1800 ’ s? 200

6. South Immigrants

7. Why did immigration increase during the late 1800 ” s 300

8. ESCAPE FROM RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION AND POLITICAL OPPRESSION, ECONOMIC OPPORTUNITIES IN AMERICA Immigrants

9. How did congress react to the growing anti-Asian sentiment on the west cost? 400

10. Chinese Exclusion Act immigrants

11. What term describes the policies that discriminated against immigrants? What term describes the policies that discriminated against immigrants? 500

12. Nativism Bonus

13. What did Chinese workers help to complete that will greatly influence the West Cost? What did Chinese workers help to complete that will greatly influence the West Cost?

14. Transcontinental Railroad Immigrants

15. What area was affected by the discovery of gold on the Sioux Reservation? 100

16. Black Hills Native Americans

17. Where did U.S. soldier kill 200 innocent Sioux in 1890? 200

18. Wounded Knee,SD Native Americans

19. What was the goal of the Dawes Act passed in 1887? 300

20. End tribal way of life for Indians Bonus

21. What was the subject of Helen Hunt Jackson ’ s A Century of Dishonor? What was the subject of Helen Hunt Jackson ’ s A Century of Dishonor? Bonus

22. TREATIES WITH INDIANS THAT WERE BROKEN BY THE U.S. GOVERNMENT Native Americans

23. What resulted from the destruction of the buffalo herds on the Great Plains? What resulted from the destruction of the buffalo herds on the Great Plains? 400

24. Indians lost their most valuable resource Native Americans

25. 500 Sand Creek, Colorado was the sight of what event? Sand Creek, Colorado was the sight of what event? answer

26. Chivington Massacre Native Americans

27. Why did the U.S. develop a policy of imperialism? 100

28. Need for overseas markets Imperialism

29. What policy was dropped when the U.S. turned to imperialism? 200

30. Isolation Imperialism

31. What British policy could be compared to U.S. imperialism? 300

32. Mercantilism Imperialism

33. What is the best explanation for U.S. military growth and imperialism in the late 1800 ’ s? 400

34. Protect American investments overseas Imperialism

35. What were two trends that fueled the American Imperialism? 500

36. Belief in Anglo-Saxon “ superiority, ” and American ’ s did not want to fall behind European countries in the race for colonies Imperialism BONUS

37. What impact did the Spanish-American War have on U.S. relations with other nations? 100

38. The United States became an international force Odds and Ends

39. What was the result of Admiral Mahan ’ s argument for a stronger two-ocean navy? 200

40. The Panama Canal was built Odds and Ends

41. What was the 1903 event that occurred when Chinese rebels tried to “ rid China of foreign devils ” ? 300

42. Boxer Rebellion Odds and Ends

43. What policy was the result of American companies looking for places to sell their goods? 400

44. Imperialism Odds and Ends

45. What event was the first test to President Wilson ’ s “ missionary diplomacy ” ? 500

46. Mexican Revolution in 1911 Odds and Ends BONUS

47. Bonus: What term meant that foreigners were not to be tried in Chinese courts (during the 1800s)?

48. Extraterritoriality Odds and Ends

49. What was different about the Knights of Labor from other early labor organizations? 100

50. Membership was open to all workers Labor

51. What type of early labor organization was made up of skilled workers only? 200

52. Craft Unions Labor

53. What violent event was blamed on radical labor organizations in 1886? 300

54. Haymarket affair Labor

55. In general, who was blamed for labor disputes during the late 1800 ’ s? 400

56. Workers Labor BONUS

57. Bonus: Name three people who helped organize some of the first labor unions in the United States

58. Uriah Stephens, Terrence Powderly, Eugene V. Debs, Samuel Gompers, “ Mother ” Jones, Pauline Newman Labor

59. What phrase describes the group negotiations that unions wanted to conduct with employers? 500

60. Collective Bargaining Labor

61. Why was President Garfield assassinated? 100

62. He rejected the assassin for a government job Politics

63. Whom did both the Democrats and Populists nominate to run for president in 1896? 200

64. William Jennings Bryan Politics

65. What political party supported laissez-faire policies of the late 1800 ’ s? 300

66. Republicans Politics

67. What type of political organizations took control of large cities in the late 1800s? 400

68. Political Machines Politics

69. What city was controlled by Tammany Hall and who was it ’ s boss? 500

70. New York City; Boss Tweed Politics BONUS

71. Bonus: What contribution was made by Thomas Nast in cleaning up city government?

72. His political cartoons helped expose corruption in political machines Politics

73. Who was the owner of the NY Morning Journal that printed exaggerated stories to sell papers? 100

74. William Randolph Hurst People

75. What Hungarian immigrant became the publisher of the NY World? 200

76. Joseph Pulitzer People

77. Who was the designer of Central Park who also helped design the Biltmore Estate? 300

78. Frederick Law Olmstead People BONUS

79. Bonus: What woman helped organize mine workers to fight for better working conditions?

80. “ Mother ” Jones People

81. What banker bought out Carnegie Steel and formed U.S. Steel in 1901? 400

82. J.P. Morgan People

83. What Democrat served two nonconsecutive terms as President? 500

84. Grover Cleveland People

85. The _______________ gave federal land to the states to help finance agricultural colleges The _______________ gave federal land to the states to help finance agricultural colleges 100

86. Morrill Act west

87. What farm organization evolved into the populist party? 200

88. Grange West

89. What law passed in 1862 encouraged western settlement by giving 160 acres of land to new settlers? What law passed in 1862 encouraged western settlement by giving 160 acres of land to new settlers? 300

90. Homestead Act west

91. Why were cattle trails in Texas dependent on railroads in Kansas? 400

92. TO SHIP CATTLE TO EASTERN MARKETS West

93. What inventions enabled settlers to succeed on the Great Plains? What inventions enabled settlers to succeed on the Great Plains? 500

94. STEEL PLOW, BARBED WIRE, WINDMILLS West

95. FINAL JEOPARDY Congressional Acts answer

96. FINAL JEOPARDY: What was the inspiration behind the Meat Inspection Act and the Pure Food and Drug Act? answer

97. The Jungle by Upton Sinclair The End

98. Bonus The _____________________ of 1901 provided for opportunities for the US to intervene in Cuba in necessary Answer

99. Answer Platt Amendment Imperialism