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History Exam

Mr. Tatum History First Semester

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What was the use of petroleum before automobiles? Kerosene
Laisse-Faire relies on what? A free market
Congress believed Tariffs were necessary. Why? To protect American business from foreign competiton
Economics of scale resulted in what? reduced costs
Why did government offer realroad companies land? To encourage rapid production
Central Pacific Raliroad hired 10,000 workers from where? China
How did raliroad companies raise most of the money to build their raliroads? Selling Government land grants
What is vertical integration? When a company owns all of the companies it needs
By the 1890's where were most immigrants from? Eastern and Southern Europe
Why did labor unions oppose immigrants? stole jobs
Mass transit in cities was from what in the late 1800s? horsecar
How did new technology help farmers? Didnt need as many workers
Who was William M. Tweed? Leader of the Political Machine
What was teh Gospel of Wealth? Philosophy that the wealthy Americans should become philanthropists
Why were Europeans looking overseas to sell their products? Tariffs
Why did President Fillmore send a naval expediton to Japan? Force Trade
Why shold the U.S. buld a large modern Navy? To Stay intimidating
Why did the U.s. cause an economic crisi in Cuba? Tariff on Sugar
The treaty of Paris granted independence to whom? Cuba
The Philppines are now an independent country (true or false) true
Why did President McKinley pick Theodore Roosevelt as his Vice President? War Hero
What did Japan acquire from the war between Japan and China? Territory of Ontario
What was the Rooselvelt Corollary? When was it used? U.S. would mess with Latin Amercia when necessary in order to protect the western hemisphere.
What is a direct Primary? All party member vote on a canidate to run in the general election
Theodore Roosevlet viewed the coal strike in 1902 as an example of what? Groups pursuing their private interests at the nation's expense
how were u.s senators originally elected? direct primary
what changed happened after teh triangle shirtwaist company tragedy? Fire escapes: building codes
What was teh Laissez-Faire argument to preserve public land? created many social problems
what idd the Payne-Aldrich Tariff do to tariffs? hardly cut them at all.
Why did Taft's breaking up of trusts make roosevlet mad? he thought taft was destrouing is system of cooperation adn reulatation in big business.
President Wilson said lower tariff rates would do waht? benefit both American consumers and manufacturers.
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