CLEP HISTORY OF THE UNITED STATES II: 1865 TO
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PRESENT EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
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ANSWERS GRADED A+
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1. Which hhof hhtheLfollowing hhbest hhdescribes
hh the hhexperiences hhof hhmost hhrecently hhfreed
hh people hhfollowing hhReconstruction?
(A) They hhobtained hhland hhfrom hhthe
hh Freedmen's hhBureau.
(B) They hhwere hhforced hhback hhontoLthe
hh plantations hhas hhsharecroppers.
(C) They hhestablished hhlarge hhcooperative hhfarms.
(D) They hhmigrated hhto hhNorthern hhurban hhareas
hh and hhworked hhas hhunskilled hhlaborers.
(E) They hhwere hhforced hhto hhmigrate hhto hhmarginally
fertile hhlands hhin hhthe hhwestern hhterritories hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(B) hhThey hhwere hhforced hhback hhonto hhthe
hh plantations hhas hhsharecroppers.
2. The hhReconstruction hhActs hhof hh1867 hhprovided hhfor
(A) temporary hhUnion hhmilitary hhsupervision hhof
hh the hhformer hhConfederacy
(B) federal hhmonetary hhsupport hhfor hhthe
hh resettlement hhof hhAfrican hhAmericans hhin
hh Africa
(C) property-holdingLand hhvoting hhrights
for hhAfrican hhAmericans
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(D) implementation hhof hhanti-African
American hhvagrancy hhlaws hhin hhthe hhSouth
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(E) lenient hhreadmission hhof hhthe hhformerly
Confederate hhstates hhto hhthe hhUnion hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(A) hhtemporary hhUnion hhmilitary hhsupervision hhof hhthe
,former hhConfederacy
3. The hhsecond hhSioux hhwar hh(1876-1877), hhin
hh which hhCuster hhwas hhdefeated hhat hhthe hhBattle
hh of hhLittle hhBighorn, hhwas hhcaused hhby hhall hhof
hh the hhfollowing hhEXCEPT
(A) the hhextension hhof hhthe hhroute hhof hhthe
hh Northern hhPacific hhRailroad
(B) a hhconcentrated hheffort hhon hhthe hhpart hhof hhthe
major hhProtestant hhdenominations hhto hhconvert
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Sioux hhtoLChristianity
(C) the hhgold hhrush hhin hhthe hhBlack hh Hills
(D) corruption hhwithin hhthe hhDepartment hhof
hh the hhInterior
(E) overland hhmigration hhof hhsettlers hhto hhthe hhPacific hhNorthwest hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-
(B) hha hhconcentrated hheffort hhon hhthe hhpart hhof hhthe
major hhProtestant hhdenominations hhto hhconvert
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Sioux hhtoLChristianity
4. "This, hhthen, hhis hhheldLto hhbe hhthe hhduty hhof hhthe
hh man hhof hhwealth: hhto hhconsider hhall hhsurplus
hh revenues hhwhich
come hhto hhhim hhsimply hhas hhtrust hhfunds, hhwhich
hh he hhis hhcalledLuponLto hhadminister hhand hhstrictly
bound hhas hha hhmatter hhof hhduty hhto hhadminister
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hh in hhthe hhmanner hhwhich, hhinLhis hhjudgment, hhis
hh best hhcalculated hhto hhproduce hhthe hhmost
hh beneficial hhresults hhfor hhthe
community."
The hhsentiments hhexpressed hhabove hhare hhmost
hh characteristic hhof
,(A) transcendentalism
, (B) pragmatism
(C) the hhGospel hhof hhWealth
(D) the hhSocial hh Gospel
(E) Social hhDarwinism hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(C) hhthe hhGospel hhof hhWealth
5. Reformers hhof hhthe hhProgressive hhEra hhproposed
hh all hhof hhthe hhfollowingLchanges hhin hhcity
hh government hhand
politics hhat hhthe hhturn hhof hhthe hhcentury hhEXCEPT
(A) a hhlarge hhcity hhcouncil hhelected hhby hhwards
(B) civil hhservice
(C) home hhrule hhfor hhcities
(D) city hhmanager hhand hhcommission hhgovernments
(E) nonpartisan hhelections hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(A) hha hhlarge hhcity hhcouncil hhelected hhby hhwards
6. The hhanticombination laws
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numerous hhstates hhin hhthe hhlate hh1880s hhwere hha
hh
hh response to
hh which
hh hh of hhthe hhfollowing
hh organizational hhinnovations?
(A) The hhcreation hhand hhgrowth hhof
international hhcartels
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(B) The hhdevelopment hhof hhindustry-wide
trade hhassociations
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(C) The hhjoining hhof hhskilled hhand hhunskilled
hh workers hhin hhindustrial hhunions
(D) The hhformation hhof hhagricultural
marketing hhcooperatives
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(E) The hhuse hhof hhstockholding hhtrusts hhto hhcreate
business hhmonopolies hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(E) hhThe hhuse hhof hhstockholding hhtrusts hhto
hh create hhbusiness hhmonopolies
7. Which hhof hhtheLfollowing hhconstituted hha hhsignificant
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PRESENT EXAM WITH COMPLETE QUESTIONS AND
hh hh hh hh hh hh
ANSWERS GRADED A+
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1. Which hhof hhtheLfollowing hhbest hhdescribes
hh the hhexperiences hhof hhmost hhrecently hhfreed
hh people hhfollowing hhReconstruction?
(A) They hhobtained hhland hhfrom hhthe
hh Freedmen's hhBureau.
(B) They hhwere hhforced hhback hhontoLthe
hh plantations hhas hhsharecroppers.
(C) They hhestablished hhlarge hhcooperative hhfarms.
(D) They hhmigrated hhto hhNorthern hhurban hhareas
hh and hhworked hhas hhunskilled hhlaborers.
(E) They hhwere hhforced hhto hhmigrate hhto hhmarginally
fertile hhlands hhin hhthe hhwestern hhterritories hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(B) hhThey hhwere hhforced hhback hhonto hhthe
hh plantations hhas hhsharecroppers.
2. The hhReconstruction hhActs hhof hh1867 hhprovided hhfor
(A) temporary hhUnion hhmilitary hhsupervision hhof
hh the hhformer hhConfederacy
(B) federal hhmonetary hhsupport hhfor hhthe
hh resettlement hhof hhAfrican hhAmericans hhin
hh Africa
(C) property-holdingLand hhvoting hhrights
for hhAfrican hhAmericans
hh
(D) implementation hhof hhanti-African
American hhvagrancy hhlaws hhin hhthe hhSouth
hh
(E) lenient hhreadmission hhof hhthe hhformerly
Confederate hhstates hhto hhthe hhUnion hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(A) hhtemporary hhUnion hhmilitary hhsupervision hhof hhthe
,former hhConfederacy
3. The hhsecond hhSioux hhwar hh(1876-1877), hhin
hh which hhCuster hhwas hhdefeated hhat hhthe hhBattle
hh of hhLittle hhBighorn, hhwas hhcaused hhby hhall hhof
hh the hhfollowing hhEXCEPT
(A) the hhextension hhof hhthe hhroute hhof hhthe
hh Northern hhPacific hhRailroad
(B) a hhconcentrated hheffort hhon hhthe hhpart hhof hhthe
major hhProtestant hhdenominations hhto hhconvert
hh
hh the
Sioux hhtoLChristianity
(C) the hhgold hhrush hhin hhthe hhBlack hh Hills
(D) corruption hhwithin hhthe hhDepartment hhof
hh the hhInterior
(E) overland hhmigration hhof hhsettlers hhto hhthe hhPacific hhNorthwest hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-
(B) hha hhconcentrated hheffort hhon hhthe hhpart hhof hhthe
major hhProtestant hhdenominations hhto hhconvert
hh
hh the
Sioux hhtoLChristianity
4. "This, hhthen, hhis hhheldLto hhbe hhthe hhduty hhof hhthe
hh man hhof hhwealth: hhto hhconsider hhall hhsurplus
hh revenues hhwhich
come hhto hhhim hhsimply hhas hhtrust hhfunds, hhwhich
hh he hhis hhcalledLuponLto hhadminister hhand hhstrictly
bound hhas hha hhmatter hhof hhduty hhto hhadminister
hh
hh in hhthe hhmanner hhwhich, hhinLhis hhjudgment, hhis
hh best hhcalculated hhto hhproduce hhthe hhmost
hh beneficial hhresults hhfor hhthe
community."
The hhsentiments hhexpressed hhabove hhare hhmost
hh characteristic hhof
,(A) transcendentalism
, (B) pragmatism
(C) the hhGospel hhof hhWealth
(D) the hhSocial hh Gospel
(E) Social hhDarwinism hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(C) hhthe hhGospel hhof hhWealth
5. Reformers hhof hhthe hhProgressive hhEra hhproposed
hh all hhof hhthe hhfollowingLchanges hhin hhcity
hh government hhand
politics hhat hhthe hhturn hhof hhthe hhcentury hhEXCEPT
(A) a hhlarge hhcity hhcouncil hhelected hhby hhwards
(B) civil hhservice
(C) home hhrule hhfor hhcities
(D) city hhmanager hhand hhcommission hhgovernments
(E) nonpartisan hhelections hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(A) hha hhlarge hhcity hhcouncil hhelected hhby hhwards
6. The hhanticombination laws
hh hh passed by
hh
numerous hhstates hhin hhthe hhlate hh1880s hhwere hha
hh
hh response to
hh which
hh hh of hhthe hhfollowing
hh organizational hhinnovations?
(A) The hhcreation hhand hhgrowth hhof
international hhcartels
hh
(B) The hhdevelopment hhof hhindustry-wide
trade hhassociations
hh
(C) The hhjoining hhof hhskilled hhand hhunskilled
hh workers hhin hhindustrial hhunions
(D) The hhformation hhof hhagricultural
marketing hhcooperatives
hh
(E) The hhuse hhof hhstockholding hhtrusts hhto hhcreate
business hhmonopolies hh- hhcorrect hhanswer-(E) hhThe hhuse hhof hhstockholding hhtrusts hhto
hh create hhbusiness hhmonopolies
7. Which hhof hhtheLfollowing hhconstituted hha hhsignificant
