

This US History test & review materials cover US society during the Gilded Age and Progressive Era, with an emphasis on impacted social groups and social changes of the time period. Depending on how the review materials are used, these resources last either two or three 45-to-50min class periods, as described below. For the list of key topics addressed, see the end of this description.
Product Contains (in a downloadable .zip file):
- Unit Test – Student Version: A 20-question multiple-choice test. Includes documents and visuals. (MS Word)
- Unit Test – Teacher Version: contains the answer key for the unit test. (MS Word)
- Full Unit Question Bank – Student Version: A 48-question question bank that teachers can use to customize the test or supplement the materials. Not pre-formatted, questions are not numbered. (MS Word)
- Full Unit Question Bank – Teacher Version: The answer key for the full unit question bank. (MS Word)
- Study Guide – Student Version: key topics and questions that students can complete and study to prepare for the test. (MS Word)
- Study Guide – Teacher Version: the completed answer key for the study guide, to aid teachers in grading and discussion. (MS Word)
- Scavenger Hunt Review Activity: in-class activity that helps students find answers to selected key questions from their notes or study guides. (PowerPoint)
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Topics Covered: - Decline of the Plains Indians: Homestead Act, Dawes Act, killing of the buffalo/bison, forced cultural assimilation
- African American leaders during the Gilded Age: Booker T. Washington (background, beliefs), W.E.B. Du Bois (background, beliefs),
- Gilded Age Urbanization and the rise of large U.S. cities
- Immigration and Nativism, including the Chinese Exclusion Act and Gentleman’s Agreement w/Japan
- Political Machines (Tammany Hall, Boss Tweed, patronage, Thomas Nast)
- Progressivism (goals and key Progressive reform movements)
- Anti-trust legislation (Interstate Commerce Act, Sherman Anti-Trust Act)
- Muckrakers and their impacts (Jacob Riis, Upton Sinclair, Ida Wells, Ida Tarbell)
- Women’s Suffrage (goal, strategies, hunger strikes, 19th Amendment),
- Theodore Roosevelt and his Progressive policies, including “The Square Deal” and the breakup of Standard Oil Company
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Slides/Pages: 94 (62 slides, 32 pages)
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Why Teachers Love This Resource: - Extremely content-rich—this resource covers all key topics for an entire unit!
- Perfect for any teacher, whether experienced or new.
- Ideal for substitutes—everything is ready to go with minimal prep required.
- Great for virtual classes—fully adaptable to online learning platforms.
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51/Usage Statement:
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