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1807NRS EOT PASSED CERTIFICATION
EVALUATION EXAMS 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
PRACTICE SOLUTION GRADED A+

◉ Sells Land. Answer: Pacific Railway Act


◉ The government gives you land as long as you utilize it. Answer:
Homestead Act


◉ How did the railroad affect the country. Answer: Helped create a
national market


◉ Attempted to assimilate Native Americans into American society
by dividing farming land and giving it to individual families. Answer:
Dawes Severality Act


◉ What are the factors of production?. Answer: Land
Labor
Capitol
Technology
Entrepreneurship

,◉ National bank provided capitol
Expansion to the west through land grant systems provided natural
resources
Native American threat was removed
Supreme court upheld contracts and regulated interstate commerce.
Answer: How the government encouraged economic growth


◉ Who am I?
Dominated the oil industry using horizontal integration. Answer:
John D. Rockefeller


◉ Who am I?
Dominated the steel industry using vertical integration. Answer:
Andrew Carnegie


◉ Who am I?
Dominated the railroad industry. Answer: Cornelius Vanderbilt


◉ Purchase of companies at all levels of production. Answer: Vertical
Integration


◉ Purchase of competing companies in same industry. Answer:
Horizontal Integration

, ◉ created to break up the monopolies that big businesses had
formed. When you have unchallenged competition it leads to
economic uncertainty and periodic depressions. Eventually the
public will call for government regulation. Answer: Sherman Anti-
trust Act


◉ Survival of the fittest applied to businesses. Answer: Social
Darwinism


◉ Government hands off. Answer: Laissez-Faire


◉ Wrote rags to riches stories. Answer: Horatio Alger


◉ What are rags to riches stories?. Answer: Feel good stories


◉ Improvements in standard living. Answer: New invention


◉ Because farmers were not experiencing prosperity, they tried to
organize politically for a change. Attempted to regulate how much
the railroad could charge for transport.. Answer: The Granger Laws


◉ Populists called for a national income tax cheaper money (what
populists called "free silver") shorter workdays, single-term limits

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