Chapter 16 Review
1. ________________________________ called for African Americans to “pull themselves
up from their own Bootstraps.”
2. Whites accused ____________________ workers of taking “white “jobs.
3. Some African American leaders responded to _____________________ educating
themselves and writing pamphlets.
4. W.E.B. Du Bois and Booker T. Washington argued that _____________________
Americans should demand full and immediate quality.
5. The Chinese Exclusion Act of ___________ prohibited Chinese laborers from entering
the country.
6. Unlike, African Americans men, _________________ in the late 1800s did not have the
right to vote.
7. The cartoonists like Joseph Keppler portrayed political __________________, current
____________, and influences of big ___________________________.
8. Du Bois mostly agreed with _______________________________ a woman activist.
9. Du Bois vied __________________ as the key to “everything.”
10.The Chinese Americans won protection of their ______________________ in 1886.
11.The Mexican Americans were guaranteed ___________________ rights in 1848.
12.Grover Cleveland was a Gilded Age president known for his _______________________.
13.After the Civil War, farmer’s debt _______________________ as a result of falling
prices.
14.In response to the _________________ movement, Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota
set maximum rates for shipping and grain storage.
15.The _____________________ Alliance established postal banks to provide farmers with
low-interest loans.
16.The _____________________ Party suggested that “free silver” would raise crop prices.
17.The Populist Party lost power in large part as a result of the __________ election of
McKinley.
18.In 1872, ______________________________ was arrested for voting in an election in
New York.
19.Farmers opposed the _______________ standard because they claimed that it would
cause prices for their crops to decline.
20.The Coinage Act of 1873 caused the protest by stopping the minting of __________
coins.
21._____________________ argued that high tariffs would allow American industries to
grow.
22.The assassination of President ______________________ encouraged President Arthur
to pursue civil service reform.
23.The _____________________were easily drawn to the ideals of Populism.
24.Thomas Nast was a ___________________ cartoonist.
25.The _______________________________ made political parties more powerful by
filling important government positions with party supporters.
26.In the late 1800s, the Republican party supported both ______________ tariffs and the
_____________ standard.
27.In the late 1800s, organization among farmers resulted in more regulation of
_______________________ and _____________________ rates.
28.The Populist Party called for “_________________________” to help raise prices for
farm goods.
29.In the field of finance is where the ___________________________ Party had the most
interest.
30.The political cartoonist Thomas Nast, worked to expose illegal activities of
“_______________________________________.”
31._______________________________________ was the Harvard graduate who
criticized Booker T. Washington’s ideas.
32._______________________________________ was a tool used to prevent African
Americans from voting by charging them money.
33._______________________________________ was the political group that demanded
“free silver” and government ownership of railroads.
34._______________________________________ was the Democratic presidential
candidate who supported “free silver”
35._______________________________________ is an organization that brought farmers
together to form farm cooperatives.
36._______________________________________ was the Republican winner of the 1896
presidential election.
37._______________________________________ was a group of Mexican Americans who
fought to protect land claims.
38._______________________________________ was a school teacher, journalist, and
anti-lynching activist.
39._______________________________________ was legislation meant to segregate
blacks from whites.
40._______________________________________ was the founder of an organization that
taught farmers new farming techniques.
Know 1-11 Presidents of the United States and their years in office.
Know the Eastern seaboard states and capitals of the United States.