Another hard history question for you smart ones?

Question

1.The McKinley Tariff of 1890

A.required ships to unload their cargo at mainland ports.

B.ended Hawaii's favored position in the sugar trade.

C.built island schools and hospitals

D.collected revenue for the Hawaiian royal family.

2.The Department of Labor was first established to

A.give unions a voice in government.

B.encourage industry to create more jobs.

C.stand up to reformists who wanted to tax wages.

D.enforce labor laws

3.Washington Gladden asked for Roosevelt’s help to

A.force mine owners to negotiate with the miners.

B. bring the U.S. Army in to force strikers to return to work.

C.place the mines under federal control.

D.create transportation systems that would help miners get their ore to the smelters.

ANSWER CORRECTLY AND YOU KNOW YOUR AMERICAN HISTORY

Answer 1

1. B

2. D

3. C (i guess)

**Edit

LOL, well, since great minds think alike we must of both got one wrong! >.<

Answer 2

I am going with:

B.

D.

C.

After some research I know I got at least one wrong.

Answer 3

i am going with

1)B

2)D

3)A

Answer 4

I am pretty sure that A,D,C are the answers as well

Answer 5

A

D

D

These are a guess.  I didn't Google anything.

Answer 6

1.  A   The McKinley Tariff of 1890 established substantially higher tariff rates on imported goods in order to protect U.S. business and manufacturing. Tariffs are taxes placed on foreign goods by federal governments. By placing taxes on foreign goods, these products become more expensive. As a result of the increased prices for foreign goods, hopefully citizens of a nation will purchase items manufactured within their own country.

2. D   From its beginning, the department's major concerns included wages, hours, working conditions, and employment opportunities. It was concerned with all issues involving the role of labor in the nation's productivity, better relations between labor and management, and cases of employment discrimination. Presidents also relied on the secretary of labor to help mediate strikes and other labor disputes that threatened the national economy.

3. C    Washington Gladden (1836-1918) was pastor of First Congregational Church in Columbus for 32 years. In 1891, he was a delegate to the international congress of Congregationalists in London. He was also moderator of the Congregational Church in America, helped settle an anthracite coal strike in 1902, and was known as a social reformer.

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Answer 7

1. B

2. D

3. D

I think