True/False
Indicate whether the
statement is true or false.
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Most of the activity of the Ku Klux Klan was in South Carolina’s
Lowcountry.
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2.
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The Great Migration resulted in blacks no longer being the majority in South
Carolina.
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Lack of food was not a problem during the Great Depression.
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4.
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Many textile workers who participated in the general strike were not hired
unless they agreed to not join a union.
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5.
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During Reconstruction most Republican voters were black.
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Multiple Choice
Identify the
choice that best completes the statement or answers the question.
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Who opposed most of the New Deal programs because they increased the power and
size of the federal government?
a. | James F. Byrnes | b. | Olin D. Johnston | c. | John G. Richards,
Jr. | d. | Ellison D. Smith |
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In which state was the Ku Klux Klan reborn?
a. | Georgia | b. | Louisiana | c. | South
Carolina | d. | Tennessee |
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Which group was NOT targeted by the KKK?
a. | Catholics | b. | Communists | c. | Jews | d. | Liberals |
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Who warned blacks that their move north was the beginning of a new struggle, not
the end of their struggle?
a. | James F.Byrnes | b. | W.E.B. Dubois | c. | Franklin
Roosevelt | d. | Waties Waring |
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What was the most important reason for the growth of the textile
industry?
a. | cheap labor | b. | special tax breaks | c. | laissez-faire
policy | d. | lack of labor unions |
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Which was the long-range goal of the New Deal?
a. | Reconstruction | b. | Recovery | c. | Reform | d. | Relief |
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How did the whites assure white control of the Democratic Party in South
Carolina?
a. | Only whites could vote in the Democratic Party primary. | b. | Blacks had to pay a
poll tax to be a member of the Democratic Party. | c. | Blacks had to take a literacy test to be a
member of the Democratic Party. | d. | Members of the Democratic Party had to
contribute money to support the party. |
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Which federal office was NOT held by James F. Byrnes?
a. | U.S. Secretary of State | b. | U.S. Secretary of Defense | c. | U.S.
Senator | d. | U.S. Supreme Court Justice |
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What was the lasting contribution of Governor John G. Richards, Jr.?
a. | civil rights | b. | education | c. | health
care | d. | road building |
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Completion
Complete each
statement.
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Young women who broke traditional dress and behavior codes were known as
____________.
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2.
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Men who hopped freight trains looking for work were called
________________________.
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3.
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The process where workers and employers meet to determine wages, working
conditions, etc. is known as ______________________________.
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4.
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_____________________________________ is considered the African American
National Anthem.
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5.
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The clusters of shacks built by homeless people during the Depression were often
referred to as ____________________________.
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6.
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The highest priorities of the New Deal were putting people to work and relieving
____________________ need.
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