U.S. History - Unit 7 (SSUSH13bc) Question Preview (ID: 60786)


Women In Reform Movements AND Segregation In The South. TEACHERS: click here for quick copy question ID numbers.

'Plessy v. Ferguson' challenged the idea of:
a) 'separate but equal'
b) supporting immigrants
c) labor laws
d) ####

'Separate but equal' was declared constitutional due to:
a) Plessy v. Ferguson
b) Hull House
c) the work of Jacob Riis
d) contributions from the NAACP

The goal of the NAACP was to:
a) guarantee the rights found in the 13th, 14th, and 15th Amendments
b) increase the effectiveness of Jim Crow laws
c) expand the power of Hull House
d) give women the right to vote

Although they originated in the Southern states, Jim Crow laws:
a) expanded to the federal government
b) went away before World War I
c) were more prevalent in the North
d) ####

Jim Crow laws were designed to:
a) stop African-Americans from participating in the government
b) give voting rights to African-Americans
c) help the Republicans defeat the Democrats
d) ####

Jane Addams and Hull House provided:
a) education for immigrants
b) new labor laws for children
c) literature on Standard Oil
d) ####

When Reconstruction ended in the South:
a) white Democrats regained power
b) white Republicans regained power
c) ###
d) ####

The Settlement House Movment:
a) secured donations from the wealthy to help the poor
b) stopped immigration from southern and eastern Europe
c) improved working conditions in rural areas
d) ####

Jane Addams was greatly concerned with:
a) the urban poor
b) males in the workplace
c) debates between the Republicans and Democrats
d) ####

As women were receiving more education by the end of the 1800s:
a) they were still not being treated equally with men
b) they were finally being elected to Congress
c) they were uninterested in joining the American workforce
d) ####

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