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HIS 105 Week 3 Quiz BUY HERE⬊ htp://www.homeworkmade.com/strayer -19/his-105/his-105-week-3-quiz/ HIS 105 Week 3 Quiz 1. Industrialists justified their growing financial and political strength in all of the following ways EXCEPT 2. The Haymarket strike led to: 3. How did business owners respond to the growth of unions and the labor movement? 4. "Robber barons" or "captains of industry" were businessmen who 5. As the Industrial Revolution progressed in America, all of the following occurred except 6. The Tweed Ring, working out of Tammany Hall, was 7. One of the earliest American preservationists was 8. Although corrupt, New York's Tammany Hall appealed to 9. The need for managers in the many new businesses of the late 1800s contributed significantly to the growth of 10. Pres. Hayes' authorization of the National Guard to stop the railroad strike of 1877 is evidence of

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"Robber barons" or "captains of industry" were businessmen who

claimed ties to European aristocracies.
had made their riches during the Civil War.
fought bitterly against the expansion of suffrage.
built mafia-like organizations in the nation's burgeoning cities.
amassed large fortunes between 1865 and 1900 with ruthlessness and ingenuity.

Vertical integration meant

buying up all competitors.
breaking up older but less competitive monopolies.
owning all aspects of production and distribution under one corporate organization, from accessing and owning the raw materials, to the production of the good[s], to the delivery of the finished product[s] to the consumer.
creating a business model that would allow for mass production.
buying just enough shares in a publicly traded company so as to control it.

The Haymarket strike led to:

the founding of the Knights of Labor.
growing anti-union sentiment nationwide.
increased union membership across the country.
new government policies about arresting strikers.
a huge victory for the American Federation of Labor.

During the Civil War, Congress took advantage of the absence of southerners in the House and Senate to do all of the following, except

develop a national currency.
authorize the construction of land grant universities.
pass several national internal improvement projects.
support scientific training and research.
prohibit child labor.

Industrialists justified their growing financial and political strength in all of the following ways except

They claimed their actions benefited all mankind, not just themselves.
They pointed to the "survival of the fittest" rationale of Social Darwinism.
They said they were exemplars of the Horatio Alger myth.
They insisted that they earned what they had from hard work and declined unfair advantages.
They stressed their belief in Protestant individualism.

Although corrupt, New York's Tammany Hall appealed to

big business looking to boost profits.
recent immigrants and job seekers.
state government seeking a system for granting contracts.
reformers seeking to improve the social landscape.
Congressmen looking to get rich

One of the earliest American preservationists was

Andrew Carnegie.
Jay Gould.
John Muir.
John D. Rockefeller.
Thomas Edison.

The need for managers in the many new businesses of the late 1800s contributed significantly to the growth of

the middle class.
America's expanding debt.
payroll clerks.
big business.
company takeovers.

As the Industrial Revolution progressed in America, all of the following occurred except

Cities grew rapidly.
People moved from farms to cities.
Immigration became less important to America.
Large-scale corporate firms dominated the American economy.
Family businesses became less important to America's economy.

The Tweed Ring, working out of Tammany Hall, was

a political machine designed to help workers get jobs.
famously run by "Boss William Tweed," the leader of the dominant Democratic political organization or "machine" in New York City.
a Chicago political machine.
noted for helping the poor and the destitute.
a haven for newly arrived immigrants.

How did business owners respond to unions?

The early strikes by unions had made three things clear to the workers. First, businesses would oppose all attempts by the workers to gain power by striking. Business owners would oppose strikes by firing union workers, black- listing their leaders, and requiring workers to sign yellow dog contracts.

What late nineteenth century development led to a growing class consciousness in the United States?

What late-nineteenth-century development led to a growing class-consciousness in the United States? The growing gap between the rich and the poor.

Why did labor unions favor immigration restrictions?

Labors unions favored immigration restriction because most of the immigrants were.. used as strikebreakers, willing to work for lower wages, Difficult to unionize, Non-english speaking . immigration restrictions .