2
1 point
Question at position 2
The invention of a cheaper and more reliable way to produce steel, brought about by an Englishman named ___________ allowed for the creation of stronger railroads, buildings, and bridges.
The invention of a cheaper and more reliable way to produce steel, brought about by an Englishman named ___________ allowed for the creation of stronger railroads, buildings, and bridges.
Andrew Carnegie
Henry Bessemer
John Rockefeller
Robert E. Lee
Question at position 3
3
1 point
Question at position 3
Which of the following legislative acts ended recognition of Native American tribes as independent nations and nullified previous treaties?
Which of the following legislative acts ended recognition of Native American tribes as independent nations and nullified previous treaties?
Chinese Exclusion Act of 1882
The Homestead Act of 1862
The Indian Appropriation Act of 1871
Dawes Severalty Act of 1887
Question at position 4
4
1 point
Question at position 4
The Dawes Severalty Act was created in order to provide for American citizenship for Native tribesmen provided they embraced Anglo-American culture, known as _________, and settled for 25 years.
The Dawes Severalty Act was created in order to provide for American citizenship for Native tribesmen provided they embraced Anglo-American culture, known as _________, and settled for 25 years.
Americanization
Nativism
Reconstructionism
Indianization
Question at position 5
5
1 point
Question at position 5
The Transcontinental Railroad, the railroad line that linked the Eastern and Western states, provided work and opportunity for thousands, including Asian immigrants, who faced legal discrimination with the ___________ which barred any further immigrants from that nation.
The Transcontinental Railroad, the railroad line that linked the Eastern and Western states, provided work and opportunity for thousands, including Asian immigrants, who faced legal discrimination with the ___________ which barred any further immigrants from that nation.
Dawes Severalty Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
Indian Removal Act
Japanese Exclusion Act
Question at position 6
6
1 point
Question at position 6
Why did people move to cities during and after the Industrial Revolution?
Why did people move to cities during and after the Industrial Revolution?
People moved to cities because more factory jobs were available
People moved to cities because the southern states were seceding from the Union
People moved to cities because religious revivals were popular following industrialization
People moved to cities because they wanted to work as farmers on plantations
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Question 2: Henry Bessemer
Question 3: The Indian Appropriation Act of 1871
Question 4: Americanization
Question 5: Chinese Exclusion Act
Question 6: People moved to cities because more factory jobs were available