The Man Who Followed Theodore Roosevelt Into the White House Was
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APUSH: Ch. 23 Quiz #2 (pgs. 672-687) Name______Date: ______MULTIPLE CHOICE. Choose the one alternative that best completes the statement or answers the question. 1)
1 The man who followed Theodore Roosevelt into the White House was A)
2 William Howard Taft B)
3 William Jennings Bryan C)
4 Woodrow Wilson D)
5 Eugene V. Debs E)
6 William McKinley
2)
7 Compare d to Roosevelt, William Howard Taft A)
8 was a more dynamic politician. B)
9 had fewer real problems to confront. C)
10 had less faith in the government's ability to impose reform. D)
11 was an activist. E)
12 did not act as aggressively against the trusts.
3)
13 Dividing the Republican Party early in Taft's administration was A)
14 split loyalty between Taft and Roosevelt. B)
15 the problem of banking regulation. C)
16 the question of campaign strategy. D)
17 a decision concerning the need to lower tariffs. E)
18 the issue of foreign policy and government.
4)
19 The Mann-Elkins Act of 1910 A)
20 displeased Theodore Roosevelt. B)
21 balanced progressive and conservative demands. C)
22 angered the public. D)
23 angered conservatives. E)
24 pleased no one.
5)
25 The 1910 election was significant because A)
26 it was a major victory for the Republicans. B)
27 the Democratic Party maintained its control of Congress. C)
28 the Republicans suffered tremendous losses in Congress. D)
29 Taft gained additional power as president. E)
30 a third party appeared.
6)
31 Woodro w Wilson won the election of 1912 because A)
32 he was more popular than Roosevelt. B)
33 of the split in the Republican Party. C)
34 he won the support of Progressives. D)
35 of the support of Taft. E)
36 he won the support of the Socialists.
7)
37 The Sixteenth Amendment A)
38 gave women the vote. B)
39 authorized an income tax. C)
40 established civil rights guidelines. D)
41 authorized the direct election of senators. E)
42 extended the franchise to eighteen-year-olds.
8)
43 The election of 1912 A)
44 focused on U.S. domestic concerns. B)
45 revealed American fears regarding the approach of World War I. C)
46 split the Democratic Party. D)
47 focused on foreign policy. E)
48 offered voters two radically different candidates.
9)
49 In 1912, Theodore Roosevelt was the candidate of the A)
50 Democratic Party. B)
51 Republican Party. C)
52 Bull Moose Party. D)
53 Democratic- Progressive Party. E)
54 Know-Nothing Party.
10)
55 Which one of the following individuals was NOT a candidate for president of the United States in 1912? A)
56 William Howard Taft B)
57 Eugene Debs C)
58 Woodrow Wilson D)
59 Theodore Roosevelt E)
60 Robert M. La Follette
11)
61 In 1912, Roosevelt's New Nationalism A)
62 demanded a stronger role for the president and government. B)
63 was readily accepted by all Progressives. C)
64 was resolutely anti-trust. D)
65 represented a repudiation of progressivism. E)
66 called for tighter immigration laws.
12)
67 Woodro w Wilson's New Freedom called for A)
68 the expansion of government. B)
69 government restraint of competition. C)
70 business competition and small government. D)
71 less government regulation. E)
72 none of the above
13)
73 Which one of the following was NOT an accomplishment of the Woodrow Wilson administration? A)
74 Federal Reserve Act B)
75 Payne-Aldrich Act C)
76 Clayton Antitrust Act D)
77 Federal Trade Commission E)
78 Underwood Tariff Act
14)
79 The Underwood Tariff of 1913 A)
80 kept tariff rates constant for two years. B)
81 was the first tariff cut in nineteen years. C)
82 continued the tradition of raising the tariff. D)
83 required little skill for passage by Congress. E)
84 was opposed by Wilson.
15)
85 The most important domestic law of Wilson's administration was the A)
86 Clayton Antitrust Act. B)
87 Dingley Tariff. C)
88 Federal Reserve Act. D)
89 Pure Food and Drug Act. E)
90 Underwood Tariff.
16)
91 The Clayton Antitrust Act of 1914 A)
92 prohibited interlocking directorates and unfair trade practices. B)
93 was opposed by the labor movement. C)
94 was supported by big business. D)
95 died in committee. E)
96 outlawed trusts.
17)
97 The ______was established in 1914 to oversee business practices. A)
98 Federal Reserve System B)
99 Interstate Commerce Commission C)
100 Trust Compliance Commission D)
101 Federal Trade Commission E)
102 Keating-Owen Law
18)
103 Which of the following individuals was named to the Supreme Court during the Woodrow Wilson administration? A)
104 Louis D. Brandeis B)
105 William Howard Taft C)
106 Oliver Wendell Holmes, Jr. D)
107 William H. Moody E)
108 all of the above
19)
109 Woodro w Wilson's record on race relations A)
110 was incredibly liberal. B)
111 won him support in the South. C)
112 elicited the support of African Americans. D)
113 disappointed African Americans and many Progressives. E)
114 showed his consistent opposition to racial discrimination.
20)
115 The Adamson Act of 1916 A)
116 finally ended child labor in the U.S. B)
117 imposed the eight-hour day on railroads. C)
118 dealt with the problem of race relations. D)
119 was an antilabor measure. E)
120 was designed to help the farmer.
21)
121 Which of the following individuals was probably the least progressive on the race question in America? A)
122 Theodore Roosevelt B)
123 Woodrow Wilson C)
124 William Howard Taft D)
125 Booker T. Washington E)
126 W. E. B. Du Bois
22)
127 The first self-made woman millionaire was A)
128 Josephine Baker. B)
129 Madam C. J. Walker. C)
130 Mary McLeod Bethune. D)
131 Ida Tarbell. E)
132 Ida Wells Barnett.
133 134