CHAPTER 3 & 4 UNIT 2 REVIEW
1. How Carnegie controlled all phases of the
steel business
2. Immigrant group the law mostly
discriminated
3. Reasons for immigrants settling in the
north
4. By 1900 how did many Americans view
big business
5. Worked for low wages and reduced union
bargaining power
6. Arrested for disobeying a federal
injunction
7. Survival of the fittest theory
8. Farmers view of high tariffs
9. The Shame of the Cities main idea
10.Free coinage of silver
11.President who believed gov’t should
regulate business
12.1896 President candidate
13.Carnegie’s beliefs about giving money
14.This would create inflation
15.Underwood-Simmons bill
16.Progressive belief on who should protect
workers
17.Urban living conditions
18.Interstate Commerce Commission
precedent
19.Yellow Dog Contracts
20.Showed greater efficiencies in production
21.Farming and Mining similarities
22.A F of L
23.17th Amendment
24.Collective bargaining
25.‘National Park System expansion
26.How farmers thought silver would benefit
them
27.Company towns
28.Opposed confinement of Native
Americans on reservations
29.Allowed for production to continue at
night
30.Why immigration laws discriminated
against the Chinese
31.Immigrant support of political machines
32.16th Amendment
33.Opposite view of Carnegie
34.Reason factory workers stayed on the job
35.Control of city utilities
36.Income gap affect distribution of wealth
37.Reason immigrants were not let in
38.Supporters of free coinage of silver
39.Women’s progress out west
40.This amendment gave citizens more
control of the government
41.Wanted city control of utilities
42.Cause of population shift in cities
43.His election caused southern states to
secede
44.Who did not win any votes in the southern
states in 1860
45.Judicial Review
46.Answer is US Constitution did not deal
with land purchases from other nations
47.Sharecropping