
The Gilded Age: Immigration, Urbanization, populism, Industrialization
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- Q1What was the main reason many immigrants came to the United States during the Gilded Age?To spread communismTo seek economic opportunities and a better lifeTo join the militaryTo escape government control30s
- Q2Which 1896 Supreme Court decision upheld the constitutionality of racial segregation under the 'separate but equal' doctrine?Miranda v. ArizonaBrown v. Board of EducationLoving v. VirginiaPlessy v. Ferguson30s
- Q3Which group primarily benefited from the rapid industrialization during the Gilded Age?Laborers and factory workersRecent immigrantsBusiness owners and industrial leadersFarmers30s
- Q4What was the significance of the Interstate Commerce Act of 1887?It established the first federal income taxIt encouraged monopolies in the industryIt regulated the railroads to ensure fair rates for farmers and consumersIt mandated a minimum wage for workers30s
- Q5Which event is often seen as a response to the hardships faced by farmers in the late 19th century?The founding of the Populist PartyThe creation of labor lawsThe introduction of new technologyThe establishment of the FDA30s
- Q6What was the primary goal of labor unions during the Gilded Age?To support industrializationTo decrease wagesTo promote immigrationTo improve working conditions for workers30s
- Q7What major change occurred in American cities during the Gilded Age?Decrease in immigrationRural depopulationDecline of factoriesRapid urbanization30s
- Q8Which of the following inventions significantly contributed to the growth of industries during the Gilded Age?The telephoneThe typewriterThe refrigeratorThe steam engine30s
- Q9What was the main purpose of the Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882?To limit Chinese immigration to the United StatesTo increase trade with ChinaTo provide citizenship to Chinese immigrantsTo promote Chinese cultural exchange30s
- Q10Which movement aimed to address the problems faced by farmers and the working class during the Gilded Age?UrbanizationPopulismImmigrationIndustrialization30s
- Q11
What does this image represent?
Women's suffrage
The Exploitation of workers
The Captain of Industry
The Robber Baron
30s - Q12
This political cartoon depicts:
The Triangle Shirtwaist Factory fire
The dangers of labor unions.
Women's suffrage
Robber Barons
30s - Q13What was a major consequence of industrialization during the Gilded Age?A decrease in immigrationThe growth of cities and urban populationsA decline in factory jobsA reduction in agricultural production30s
- Q14Which movement emerged to represent the interests of farmers during the Gilded Age?The Populist movementThe Progressive movementThe Labor movementThe Civil Rights movement30s
- Q15What was a common reason for immigration to the United States during the Gilded Age?To escape poverty and seek better economic opportunitiesTo participate in the American RevolutionTo attend school in AmericaTo join the military30s