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- Q1Factors that force people out of their country (religious persecution, starvation, lack of employment)Pull FactorsMelting PotPush FactorsDiscrimination20s
- Q2Politicians who rose to power in urban areas through bribery and promises. Often relied on votes of immigrantsCaptains of IndustryRobber BaronsPhilanthropistsPolitical Bosses20s
- Q3community of immigrants or citizens who settle in the same area in order to have comfort and similar sense of identity. Shared culture, language, food, and religion.Ethnic NicheSegragationReservationsSettlement Houses20s
- Q4Belief in the survival of the fittest. The strongest businesses and people are the ones who will prosper.Social DarwinismLaissez FaireManifest DestinyPhilanthropy30s
- Q5evolution of the grange movement into a political party which argued for the common man and lower class’ social, economic, and political demands.Know-Nothing PartyPopulist PartyWhig PartyDemocratic Party30s
- Q6an organization of workers, skilled and unskilled, which was formed to protect and further the rights and interests of the laborers.Monroe DoctrineWomen's SufferageNAACPLabor Union30s
- Q7Taxes will be collected based on income, rather than a flat rate across all income levels19th Amendment17th Amendment13 Amendment15th Amendment30s
- Q8Direct election of senators based on the people's vote.14 Amendment16th Amendment17th Amendment18th Amendment30s
- Q9Fight for women’s right to voteSuffrageAbolitionTemperanceFeminism30s
- Q10Amendment to the constitution which banned the sale and possession of alcohol.10th Amendment13th Amendment18th Amendment21st Amendment30s
- Q11Gave women the right to vote15th AmendmentLiteracy TestsGrandmother Clause19th Amendment30s
- Q12What progressive law was passed in New York City to reform the issues seen in the photographConservation ActTenement Housing ActPure Food and Drug ActSettlement House30s
- Q13Which of the following was NOT a muckraker?Emma LazarusUpton SinclairJane AddamJacob Riis30s
- Q14Which was not a reason which supported Prohibition ?Unfair working conditions for distillersDestruction of the FamilyDomestic AbuseSpending all of families' income30s
- Q15The main goal of settlement houses was for immigrant tomove into the suburbsEarn higher wagesAssimulatePreserve culture30s
