// question: 22259 name: Confederates believed the key to diplomatic recognition was ::Confederates believed the key to diplomatic recognition was::Confederates believed the key to diplomatic recognition was{ ~Great Britain's desire to see the United States paid back for the Revolution. ~the French desire to check American expansionism and the Monroe Doctrine. =British and French dependence on the South's cotton. ~the South's capital investment in European industries. } // question: 22250 name: Delegates at the Montgomery convention elected __________ as president of the Confederacy. ::Delegates at the Montgomery convention elected __________ as president of the Confederacy.::Delegates at the Montgomery convention elected __________ as president of the Confederacy.{ ~Alexander H. Stephens ~John C. Breckinridge =Jefferson Davis ~Judah P. Benjamin } // question: 22288 name: The bloodiest battle of the Civil War was ::The bloodiest battle of the Civil War was::The bloodiest battle of the Civil War was{ =Gettysburg. ~Antietam. ~Vicksburg. ~Perryville. } // question: 22275 name: The Emancipation Proclamation ::The Emancipation Proclamation::The Emancipation Proclamation{ ~ended slavery throughout the country. ~freed slaves in territories still in rebellion. ~provided for gradual emancipation within the United States. =freed no slaves directly. } // question: 22274 name: The greatest killer of soldiers in the Civil War was ::The greatest killer of soldiers in the Civil War was::The greatest killer of soldiers in the Civil War was{ ~bullets. =disease. ~cannon balls. ~bayonets. } // question: 22315 name: Abraham Lincoln's plan would allow former rebel states to form new governments when ::Abraham Lincoln's plan would allow former rebel states to form new governments when::Abraham Lincoln's plan would allow former rebel states to form new governments when{ ~all military resistance ceased. ~the United States Army was in occupation of the entire state. =10 percent of the voting population of 1860 had sworn an oath of allegiance. ~slave owners had willingly freed their slaves. } // question: 22323 name: All of the following are true of the Freedmen's Bureau EXCEPT ::All of the following are true of the Freedmen's Bureau EXCEPT::All of the following are true of the Freedmen's Bureau EXCEPT{ ~it represented a new federal role in social welfare. ~the agency lacked resources to effect meaningful change. ~Republicans intended it to serve as mediator between freed peoples and southern whites. =each freed family was granted forty acres and provided a mule. } // question: 22333 name: As a result of his impeachment and trial in the Senate, President Johnson ::As a result of his impeachment and trial in the Senate, President Johnson::As a result of his impeachment and trial in the Senate, President Johnson{ ~was convicted and removed from office. ~although acquitted, resigned from office. =essentially withdrew from policy making. ~was acquitted and renewed his challenge to congressional Reconstruction. } // question: 22332 name: President Johnson forced a showdown with Congress when he deliberately violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing ::President Johnson forced a showdown with Congress when he deliberately violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing::President Johnson forced a showdown with Congress when he deliberately violated the Tenure of Office Act by firing{ ~Secretary of State William Seward. ~General Ulysses S. Grant. =Secretary of War Edwin Stanton. ~Freedmen's Bureau Director William O. Howard. } // question: 22318 name: Radical and Moderate Republicans were drawn together by ::Radical and Moderate Republicans were drawn together by::Radical and Moderate Republicans were drawn together by{ ~a common desire to punish the South for its rebellion. =outrage over the Southern states' passage of Black Codes. ~President Johnson's pardon of Jefferson Davis. ~agreement to use federal measures to enhance black peoples' civil rights. } // question: 22358 name: The Compromise of 1877 which secured the election of Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency ::The Compromise of 1877 which secured the election of Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency::The Compromise of 1877 which secured the election of Rutherford B. Hayes to the Presidency{ =ended Reconstruction with the withdrawal of all remaining federal troops. ~guaranteed Southerners would be appointed to the Supreme Court. ~brought an end to the use of the "spoils" system. ~gave Democrats control of Congress. } // question: 22320 name: The Fourteenth Amendment did all of the following EXCEPT ::The Fourteenth Amendment did all of the following EXCEPT::The Fourteenth Amendment did all of the following EXCEPT{ ~guaranteed former slaves citizenship. ~declared former rebels ineligible for federal and state office. =abolished slavery. ~voided Confederate debts. } // question: 22352 name: The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was organized primarily to help farmers ::The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was organized primarily to help farmers::The National Grange of the Patrons of Husbandry was organized primarily to help farmers{ ~acquire the latest technologies and methods of farming. ~deal more effectively with environmental issues and concern. =unite to challenge discriminatory railroad rates. ~cope with the stress of living in isolated rural areas. } // question: 22338 name: The primary source of labor for building the Central Pacific Railroad was ::The primary source of labor for building the Central Pacific Railroad was::The primary source of labor for building the Central Pacific Railroad was{ ~former slaves recruited from the war-ravaged South. ~immigrants from Scandinavian countries. ~Civil War veterans unable to find work back home. =Chinese workers imported from Guandong Province. } // question: 22386 name: All of the following were examples of the "new" immigrant groups of the 1880s and 1890s EXCEPT ::All of the following were examples of the "new" immigrant groups of the 1880s and 1890s EXCEPT::All of the following were examples of the "new" immigrant groups of the 1880s and 1890s EXCEPT{ =Irish fleeing the effects of the potato famine. ~Russian Jews fleeing violent anti-Semitism. ~landless Italian farmers faced with declining prices and overpopulation. ~impoverished Poles oppressed by Russia and Germany. } // question: 22416 name: Congress moved to protect Indian rights with the ::Congress moved to protect Indian rights with the::Congress moved to protect Indian rights with the{ ~Pendleton Act. ~Edwards Act. ~Species Resumption Act. =Dawes Act. } // question: 22406 name: The "bloody shirt" issue in politics referred to ::The "bloody shirt" issue in politics referred to::The "bloody shirt" issue in politics referred to{ ~Western state demands for reprisal against hostile Indians. =Republicans reminding voters that Democrats had favored secession. ~Democrats charging the Grant administration with corruption. ~efforts to break up organized labor by military force. } // question: 22407 name: The idea of laissez-faire meant that ::The idea of laissez-faire meant that::The idea of laissez-faire meant that{ =the government should not interfere in the economy. ~limited government regulation would produce a healthy economy. ~government should work toward creating a business climate fair to workers. ~workers were on their own in dealing with big business. } // 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. } // question: 22458 name: The author of "Progress and Poverty" and advocate of a single tax on property was ::The author of "Progress and Poverty" and advocate of a single tax on property was::The author of "Progress and Poverty" and advocate of a single tax on property was{ =Henry George. ~Samuel Clemens. ~Jacob Riis. ~Edward Taylor. } // 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. } // question: 22520 name: Explanations as to why a powerful agrarian working class political combination never emerged include all of the following EXCEPT ::Explanations as to why a powerful agrarian working class political combination never emerged include all of the following EXCEPT::Explanations as to why a powerful agrarian working class political combination never emerged include all of the following EXCEPT{ ~employers manipulated racial, ethnic, and religious prejudices among workers to keep them estranged. ~different kinds of jobs underwent different processes of mechanization and technological development, making intra-industry organization difficult. ~many Americans aspired to enter the affluent middle class and never mentally associated with organized labor. =industrialists and government officials successfully conspired to politically and legally block such combinations. } // question: 22515 name: In 1894, __________ led a march on Washington, D.C. by thousands of unemployed men to demand relief from the federal government. ::In 1894, __________ led a march on Washington, D.C. by thousands of unemployed men to demand relief from the federal government.::In 1894, __________ led a march on Washington, D.C. by thousands of unemployed men to demand relief from the federal government.{ ~Eugene V. Debs =Jacob S. Coxey ~Samuel Gompers ~Terrance Powderly } // question: 22516 name: President Cleveland justified the use of federal troops to break the railroad workers' strike by arguing ::President Cleveland justified the use of federal troops to break the railroad workers' strike by arguing::President Cleveland justified the use of federal troops to break the railroad workers' strike by arguing{ =the strike interfered with the delivery of U.S. mail. ~Anarchists and Socialists were leading the strike. ~national security demanded the railroads be kept operating. ~the strike threatened the economic well-being of the country. } // question: 22517 name: The nominee for both the Democrats and Populists in the 1896 Presidential Election was ::The nominee for both the Democrats and Populists in the 1896 Presidential Election was::The nominee for both the Democrats and Populists in the 1896 Presidential Election was{ ~James B. Weaver. ~Eugene V. Debs. =William Jennings Bryan. ~John James Harlan. }