Question 1
The International Workers of the World differed from the AFL by __________.
A) organizing all types of workers from a wide variety of ethnic groups
B) refusing to support strikes as a method of protest
C) rejecting the sit-down strike as an effective labor tactic
D) only organizing skilled laborers in their union
Question 2
Theodore Roosevelt's reform philosophy was closest to that of __________.
A) muckraking journalists
B) the gospel of efficiency
C) the Knights of Labor
D) the Social Gospel movement
Question 3
The main goal of the muckrakers was to __________.
A) raise the public's awareness of social problems
B) support socialistic policies in the U.S. Congress
C) ruin the reputations of presidential candidates
D) end the legality of alcohol consumption
Question 4
Proponents of the Social Gospel believed __________.
A) all Americans should worship in Protestant churches
B) religious ethics should be introduced into industrial relations
C) social Darwinism was compatible with Christian morality
D) that the Old Testament supported a class system
Question 5
Native-born Americans often disliked new immigrants because they __________.
A) felt that the immigrants were taking desirable, middle-class jobs
B) believed that presence of immigrants hurt moves toward improving worker safety
C) viewed predominantly Catholic and Jewish immigrants as threats to social stability
D) objected to the Republican Party's recruiting of immigrant voters
A feral fox with a native Bobuck Possum in its mouth.
A Crab-eating Macaque, an old world species of monkey native to Southeast Asia
This foal was born with another horse in its fur!
How Americans Identify with Religion
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