I. Multiple Choice

1. The Populist Party fought for…
2. Nativism groups supported
3. The decision in the Plessy v. Ferguson case
4. The most significant development shaping the American economy after the Civil War was the
5. Horizontal combinations like the standard oil trust
6. W.E.B. Dubois urged African Americans to
7. Arizona's Constitution is known as a "Progressive Constitution" because it…
8. The populists fought for
9. The progressive era was an era of reform form roughly…
10. Progressives passed laws to…
11. Which amendments to the Constitution did the Populists and Progressives support?
12. Anti Imperialist believed imperialism was based on
13. The "black codes" were
14. Lincoln's reconstruction program was based on
15. The first battle of the Civil War was fought at
16. The Fourteenth Amendment gives
17. In the Gettysburg Address, Lincoln declared that the purpose of the Civil War was to
18. After the Battles of Shiloh and Antietam
19. An example of the change in the role of government for the people under Teddy Roosevelt is the…
20. Which of these describes civil disobedience?
21. What was the effects of sate law allowing citizens the initiative and referendum?
22. To "unelect" an elected official is

II. Essay

1. Should acts and words of sedition (like burning the US Flag) be criminal?
2. How did the progressive's idea improve the United States?
3. "Was US expansionism of the Spanish American War positive for the world?"
4. Connect the images which below to the Fourteenth Amendment, Plessy v. Ferguson and Brown v. Board of Education, mention each in your answer.

III. Vocabulary - Define on a separate sheet of paper. Give two pieces of information

Define or describe and give one other piece of information

1 Segregate
2. Emancipation
3. Suffrage
4. Abolitionist movement
5. Seneca Falls Convention
6. anarchist
7. Social Darwinism
8. collective bargaining
9. monopoly
10. Confederate States of America
11. Thirteenth amendment
12. Fourteenth amendment
13. Fifteenth amendment
14. Emancipation Proclamation
15. Gettysburg address
16. Writ of habeas corpus
17. Carpetbagger
18. Jingoism
19. Imperialism
20. Open Door Policy
21. Initiative
22. Referendum
23. Recall
24. Federal Reserve system
25. Sedition
26. Fourteen points
27. Scopes monkey trial
28. Eighteen Amendment
29. Twenty-First Amendment
30. Black Tuesday
31. Great Crash
32. New Deal
33. FDIC
34. WPA
35. SEC
36. Black codes