// question: 22442  name: "Jim Crow" was a term referring to 
::"Jim Crow" was a term referring to::"Jim Crow" was a term referring to{
	~sharecropping.
	~lynching young black men.
	~a klan leader.
	=legalized racial segregation.
}


VIDEO ????
// question: 22461  name: By the mid-1880s, the major issue or goal for organized labor was 
::By the mid-1880s, the major issue or goal for organized labor was::By the mid-1880s, the major issue or goal for organized labor was{
	~securing legal recognition of unions.
	~limiting competition for jobs by limiting immigration.
	=making the "eight-hour day" the standard throughout all industries.
	~forcing industrialists to accept collective bargaining.
}


VIDEO CARNEGIE
// question: 22456  name: Industrial owners infiltrated and broke up labor organizations by employing private security forces such as the 
::Industrial owners infiltrated and broke up labor organizations by employing private security forces such as the::Industrial owners infiltrated and broke up labor organizations by employing private security forces such as the{
	=Pinkerton Detectives.
	~Texas Rangers.
	~Molly Maguires.
	~White Caps.
}


// question: 22462  name: On May 1, 1886, thousands of workers across Chicago went on a one day strike 
::On May 1, 1886, thousands of workers across Chicago went on a one day strike::On May 1, 1886, thousands of workers across Chicago went on a one day strike{
	~in support of a strike by the National Railroad Workers Union.
	~demanding an end to industrialists' use of hired detectives.
	~for higher wages.
	=to show support for the eight-hour workday movement.
}


// question: 22458  name: The author of "<u>Progress and Poverty</u>" and advocate of a single tax on property was 
::The author of "<u>Progress and Poverty</u>" and advocate of a single tax on property was::The author of "<u>Progress and Poverty</u>" and advocate of a single tax on property was{
	=Henry George.
	~Samuel Clemens.
	~Jacob Riis.
	~Edward Taylor.
}


// question: 22454  name: The Farmer's Alliance attempted to build a powerful political coalition by 
::The Farmer's Alliance attempted to build a powerful political coalition by::The Farmer's Alliance attempted to build a powerful political coalition by{
	~taking over the Democratic Party.
	=joining forces with the Knights of Labor.
	~allying with the Republicans.
	~forming co-operations.
}


// question: 22478  name: The first state or territory to allow women to vote was 
::The first state or territory to allow women to vote was::The first state or territory to allow women to vote was{
	=Wyoming.
	~Utah.
	~Washington.
	~Colorado.
}


// question: 22477  name: The founder of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and popular national speaker was 
::The founder of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and popular national speaker was::The founder of the Women's Christian Temperance Union and popular national speaker was{
	~Frances Ellen Watkins Harper.
	~Victoria Woodhull.
	~Carrie Nations.
	=Frances Willard.
}


FIX FOR MY LECTURE
// question: 22451  name: The heyday of cattlemen and huge herds ranging the Plains was brought to an end by 
::The heyday of cattlemen and huge herds ranging the Plains was brought to an end by::The heyday of cattlemen and huge herds ranging the Plains was brought to an end by{
	~barbed wire.
	~settlement by farmers on the Great Plains in the 1870s.
	=the combined effects of drought and harsh winters in 1886 and 1887.
	~importation of cheap beef from South America.
}


// question: 22457  name: The Knights of Labor experienced their most dynamic growth under the leadership of 
::The Knights of Labor experienced their most dynamic growth under the leadership of::The Knights of Labor experienced their most dynamic growth under the leadership of{
	~Edward O'Donnell.
	~Eugene V. Debs.
	~Samuel Gompers.
	=Terence V. Powderly.
}


// question: 22447  name: The last major violent encounter between Plains Indians and U.S. Cavalry forces occurred at 
::The last major violent encounter between Plains Indians and U.S. Cavalry forces occurred at::The last major violent encounter between Plains Indians and U.S. Cavalry forces occurred at{
	~Big Sandy, Wyoming.
	~Apple Creek, Colorado.
	~Palo Duro Canyon, Texas.
	=Wounded Knee, South Dakota.
}


// question: 22465  name: The leader and founder of the American Federation of Labor was 
::The leader and founder of the American Federation of Labor was::The leader and founder of the American Federation of Labor was{
	~Eugene V. Debs.
	=Samuel Gompers.
	~Albert Parsons.
	~Terrence V. Powderly.
}


// question: 22463  name: The movement to organize labor in general and the Knights of Labor in particular were discredited by 
::The movement to organize labor in general and the Knights of Labor in particular were discredited by::The movement to organize labor in general and the Knights of Labor in particular were discredited by{
	~the level of violence in railroad strikes of 1877.
	~evidence of conspiracy and sabotage gathered by Pinkerton detectives.
	=association with anarchists and the death of policemen in the Haymarket riot.
	~financial corruption of union leaders.
}


FIX FOR MY LECTURE
// question: 22452  name: The National Farmer's Alliance called for all the following EXCEPT 
::The National Farmer's Alliance called for all the following EXCEPT::The National Farmer's Alliance called for all the following EXCEPT{
	~government ownership of railroads and communication lines.
	~an expanded currency.
	~tax reforms.
	=a national minimum wage.
}


// question: 22464  name: With the demise of the Knights of Labor, leadership of the labor organization movement was taken over by the 
::With the demise of the Knights of Labor, leadership of the labor organization movement was taken over by the::With the demise of the Knights of Labor, leadership of the labor organization movement was taken over by the{
	=American Federation of Labor.
	~Congress of Industrial Organization.
	~International Workers of the World.
	~United Labor Party.
}


VIDEO QUESTION
// question: 22445  name: Wovoka's Ghost Dance found its greatest following among the 
::Wovoka's Ghost Dance found its greatest following among the::Wovoka's Ghost Dance found its greatest following among the{
	=Plains Indians such as the Cheyenne and Sioux.
	~Northwest Indians like the Nez Peace.
	~Southwest such as the Apache.
	~Texas Commanche.
}