Exam 3: Populism and Imperialism, 1890-1900

In what city was "Tin Pan Alley?"

Who was the most well known heavyweight-boxing champion of this time?

Before the constitutional amendment that required the direct election of US senators, how were they selected?

Where was the steel plant where the riots occurred in 1893?

Which US Supreme Court case ruled that segregation was legal?

When two political parties join together to defeat the dominant party of a region this is known as?

The US government in what year eliminated the term "frontier"?

Which of the following would not be considered an "old stock' immigrant?

In the Wizard of Oz, whom did the Cowardly Lion represent?

A and P was the largest grocery store chain of this era. What do the letters "A" and "P" stand for?

What state was Ellis Island in?

When the Pullman Strike of 1894 occurred in Chicago, who was president?

Scott Joplin, the African American music composer, was best known for what type of music?

Who was the Democratic Party candidate for president who was well known for his advocacy of using silver to back up the dollar?

The Populist Party was officially known as the?

Which president during this period was elected twice but not consecutively?

Which of the following was not a Populist Party proposed reform?

Which US congressional act required railroads to establish standard rates?

Which of the following was not included in a typical vaudeville show?

Who authored the "Frontier Thesis?"