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State SOL History Review

Explore the negative effects of industrialization on society, including child labor, low wages, and unsafe conditions. Learn about key labor unions, strikes, and progressive reforms that shaped the American workforce. Discover the advancements in women's rights and the Temperance Movement's influences on society. Identify important regions and cities associated with various industries and historical events in the United States.

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State SOL History Review

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  1. State SOL History Review USII.4e-USII.6d

  2. What are the negative effects of industrialization? • Child labor • Low wages, long hours • Unsafe working conditions

  3. What major labor union was formed? • American Federation of Labor—supported/fought for higher wages, shorter hours, and better working conditions

  4. What important strike took place? • Homestead Strike - violent strike that ended with non-union workers accepting lower wages

  5. What were the Progressive Movement workplace reforms? • Improved safety conditions • Reduced work hours • Restrictions on child labor

  6. What opportunities did women gain during women’s suffrage? • Increased educational opportunities – women could further their education towards careers • Attained voting rights

  7. What amendment gave women these rights? • The Nineteenth (19th) Amendment

  8. Who worked for women’s suffrage? • Susan B. Anthony • Elizabeth Cady Stanton

  9. The Temperance Movement • Composed of groups opposed to the making and consuming of alcohol- called attention to the EVILS of Alcohol • Supported which amendment? The Eighteenth (18th) Amendment

  10. What did the 18th amendment do? • Prohibited the manufacture, sale, and transport of alcohol.

  11. Write the region for each of the following:

  12. Meatpacking • The Midwest

  13. New York • The Northeast

  14. Automobile Midwest

  15. Jim Crow • Southeast

  16. San FranciscoPacific

  17. Textile Industry • Northeast

  18. Denver • Western/ Rocky Mountain

  19. Atlanta • Southeast

  20. Great Plains • Midwest

  21. Ellis Island • Northeast

  22. Hull House • Midwest

  23. Steel Industry • Northeast

  24. Homestead Strike • Northeast

  25. New Orleans • Southeast

  26. Juneau • Non-contiguous

  27. New England • Northeast

  28. Boston • Northeast

  29. Pittsburgh • Northeast

  30. Detroit • Midwest

  31. Santa Fe • Southwest

  32. Salt Lake City • Western/Rocky Mountains

  33. Los Angeles • Pacific

  34. Honolulu • Non-contiguous

  35. Philadelphia • Northeast

  36. Angel Island • Pacific

  37. Washington D.C. • Southeast

  38. St. Louis • Midwest

  39. San Antonio • Southwest

  40. Seattle • Pacific

  41. Chicago • Midwest

  42. Nebraska • Midwest

  43. Ohio • Midwest

  44. Maine • Northeast

  45. Florida • Southeast

  46. North Dakota • Midwest

  47. Oklahoma • Southwest

  48. Suffolk, VirginiaSoutheast

  49. Congratulations!Study hard so you can make a good grade and make your parents smile!

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