(HC) This political cartoon is from 1919: © The Granger Collection/Image Quest 2012 Based on the cartoon, which of the following conclusions can be drawn? (3 points)

(MC) The cartoon below titled “Where the Blame Lies” was created in the late 1800s: © The Granger Collection/Image Quest 2012 Which political issue does this cartoon illustrate? (2 points)

(LC) Which explains the effect of demobilization following WWI on the economy? (1 point)

(MC) Which statement best summarizes the effect diseases had on the Spanish-American War? (2 points)

(LC) The picture below was taken in the early 1900s: Public Domain The conditions shown in the photograph are a result of which of the following? (1 point)

(MC) This photograph of African American sharecroppers was taken around 1900: © Kean Collection / Getty Images / Universal Images Group / Image Quest 2015 Which of the following conclusions can be drawn about the man in this image? (2 points)

(MC) The poster below is from 1915: © 2012 Library of Congress What event in Belgium is illustrated in this recruitment poster? (2 points)

(HC) This quote is from Lincoln Steffen’s 1904 book The Shame of the Cities. In this excerpt, Steffens describes a speech given by a corrupt Philadelphia official who was trying to counter charges that his ward was “low down”: “ reminded his hearers that his was the ward of Independence Hall, and naming over signers of the Declaration of Independence, he closed his highest flight of eloquence with the statement that ‘these men, the fathers of American liberty, voted down here once. And,’ he added, with a catching grin, ‘they vote here yet.'” Which statement expresses the irony of this particular kind of corruption to the democratic process? (3 points)

(LC) What is one way the second Industrial Revolution differed from the first Industrial Revolution? (1 point)

(MC) The image below is from 1868: United States Senate, Cat. no. 16.00219.001 What does the image above symbolize? (2 points)