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A) wealth inequality was inevitable in modern society.
B) individual liberty and property rights were threatened by the business classes.
C) lower-class groups could strengthen democracy by using government to advance their interests.
D) Reconstruction was largely a mistake.
E) wealth inequality could be corrected through workers' hard work.
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A) merit system for federal employees
B) believed that equality of wealth was required for freedom
C) a corrupt political machine
D) a combination of corporations to establish a monopoly
E) Indians were not American citizens
F) buying out one's competitors
G) controlling every phase of a business
H) broke up tribal lands
I) spending money simply to show off wealth
J) survival of the fittest
K) covered in gold
L) covered thousands of acres
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A) The strike signaled the power of labor unions and the beginning of the socialist challenge to American democracy.
B) The event highlighted the need for Republicans to address southern economic inequality, not only racial discrimination.
C) The railroad strike signaled the nation's shift from southern reconstruction to the question of labor and class tensions.
D) The strike underlined the rising expectations among industrial workers in times of economic growth and prosperity.
E) The strike marked the beginning of the end of the railroad industry and prompted the development of the automobile.
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A) They wanted to cut each other out from the market.
B) They hoped to escape the chaos of market forces by fixing prices with their competitors.
C) They hoped to gather enough capital in a pool in order to buy out their largest and most dangerous competitor.
D) They wanted to share their assets in order to maintain liquidity in times of financial panic.
E) They were sharing patents for new technologies in the railroad industry.
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A) low-income housing program
B) single tax
C) immigration restriction law
D) Communist platform
E) forced Americanization program
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A) were international corporations.
B) were involved in steel production.
C) were owned by Andrew Carnegie.
D) donated money to the poor.
E) were indicative of the corruption in the Grant administration.
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A) Social Gospel movement
B) steel industrial giant
C) Progress and Poverty
D) Knights of Labor
E) electric motor
F) How the Other Half Lives
G) winner at the Little Bighorn
H) utopian novelist
I) Social Darwinist
J) oil industrial giant
K) Nez Percé
L) inventor
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A) Unlike Europeans, Chinese immigrants were too poor to send letters or money home to relatives.
B) After the completion of the transcontinental railroad in 1869, most Chinese immigrants were unable to find additional work and returned to China.
C) Chinese immigrants rarely worked in western mines after the Civil War, thanks to Anglo resentment and the lack of demand for cheap labor.
D) By 1880, three-fourths of Chinese immigrants lived in California, where many worked on farms.
E) Most women migrated east via the transcontinental railroad to work as domestics.
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A) dramatic as an agricultural empire grew.
B) insignificant.
C) concentrated in the cities.
D) beneficial to Indians.
E) significant only for native-born whites.
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A) merit system for federal employees
B) believed that equality of wealth was required for freedom
C) a corrupt political machine
D) a combination of corporations to establish a monopoly
E) Indians were not American citizens
F) buying out one's competitors
G) controlling every phase of a business
H) broke up tribal lands
I) spending money simply to show off wealth
J) survival of the fittest
K) covered in gold
L) covered thousands of acres
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A) merit system for federal employees
B) believed that equality of wealth was required for freedom
C) a corrupt political machine
D) a combination of corporations to establish a monopoly
E) Indians were not American citizens
F) buying out one's competitors
G) controlling every phase of a business
H) broke up tribal lands
I) spending money simply to show off wealth
J) survival of the fittest
K) covered in gold
L) covered thousands of acres
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A) A bomb exploded, killing a police officer.
B) The Knights of Labor was directly responsible for the violence that took place at Haymarket.
C) Employers took the opportunity to paint the labor movement as a dangerous and un-American force prone to violence and controlled by foreign-born radicals.
D) Seven of the eight men accused of plotting the Haymarket bombing were foreign born.
E) Laborers were gathered at Haymarket Square to demonstrate for an eight-hour workday.
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A) Rockefeller's oil corporation was excessively competitive.
B) Standard Oil was overcharging end-consumers of their products.
C) Standard Oil was employing more foreigners than Americans.
D) Rockefeller's corporation was violating regulations at the New York stock market.
E) Standard Oil was undermining fair competition in the marketplace.
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A) a return to handmade goods.
B) a more equalized distribution of wealth.
C) the rapid expansion of industry across the South.
D) the acceleration of factory production and increased activity in the mining and railroad industries.
E) a decline in the growth of cities.
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