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Unit 1 History

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A document or physical object which was written or created during the time under study (ex: Anne Frank's Diary). Primary Source
Interprets and analyzes primary sources (ex: history textbook). Secondary Source
"Who is the author? When was it published? Is it consistent? Does it contain bias?" Are things you should ask when determining if a source is...? Credible
Jobs, religious persecution, escape oppressive government, natural disaster, famine, and war are reasons that...? Immigrants came to the U.S.
Overt favoritism toward Native-born Americans. Nativism
The growth of cities. Urbanization
Housing, transportation, water, crime, fire, and sanitation. Problems that arose from urbanization.
Immigrants and farmers came here because they were the most convenient and cheap places to live. Cities
Shift from an agricultural economy to one of heavy industry and manufacturing. Industrialization
Cheap labor, market, abundance of natural resources, and the government was supportive of the growth and development of heavy industry. Causes of industrialization
Made harmful trusts and monopolies illegal. Made trusts that interfered with free trade illegal. Sherman Anti-Trust Act
Made all shipments fair by making cost the same for everybody. Elkin's Act
Limited distribution of free railroad passes. Hepburn's Act
Abuse of workers (long hours, low pay, no compensation for injury or death on the job, and workers could be fired without cause) led to...? Formation of Labor Unions
A law that required segregation by race. Jim Crow Law
Separation by race. Segregation
The court ruled that "separate but equal" accommodations didn't violate the 14th amendment. Ruling of Plessy v. Ferguson (1896)
Poll tax, literacy test, and the grandfather clause were steps taken in order to prevent...? African-American Voting
Association that aimed for equality of races. National Association for the Advancement of Colored People (NAACP)
Co-founder of the NAACP, felt that African-Americans should speak out to gain Civil Rights. W.E.B. Dubois
Believed that racism would end once African-Americans acquired useful labor skills and proved their economic value to society. Booker T. Washington
Protecting social welfare, promoting moral improvement, creating economic reform, and fostering efficiency were the...? Basic Goals of the Progressives
Inventor of the assembly line, first to mass produce automobiles. Henry Ford
Made direct election of senators then law of the land. 17th Amendment
Banned alcohol; enabled prohibition. 18th Amendment
Gave women the right to vote. 19th Amendment
Gave government the right to tax on personal income. 16th Amendment
Roosevelt's plan to protect people from big businesses. Square Deal
Roosevelt passed this in order to protect people from contaminated food and drugs. Pure Food and Drug Act
These people made the workplace more efficient by raising pay and allowing pets in the workforce. Progressives
The policy in which stronger nations extend their economic, political, or military control over weaker territories. Imperialism
The desire for military strength, the thirst for new markets, and the belief in cultural superiority contributed to this. U.S. Imperialism
America wanted the sugar planters of Hawaii, so they ____ it. Annexed
Type of sensationalized, biased, and often false reporting for the sake of attracting readers. Yellow Journalism
The mocking of the U.S. president and the De Lôme letter were sources of yellow journalism that fueled...? Spanish-American War
U.S. gained wake island, Guam, Puerto Rico, and freed Cuba (with conditions) as a result of the...? Treaty of Paris
A Filipino revolutionary leader who fought against Spanish colonial rule. Emilio Aguinaldo
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