1. Why was the 1915 silent film The Birth of a Nation seen as promoting the Ku Klux Klan? A) The good characters are played by actual KKK members. B) The KKK has a catchy theme song that became popular. C) The Klan is made to look heroic and noble in its actions. D) The KKK is depicted as a cool underground movement. 2. What was a driving factor for the increase in KKK membership that was seen during the 1920s? A) the Plessy v. Ferguson decision B) showings of the film The Birth of a Nation C) the spread of jazz music D) popularity of the Harlem Renaissance 3. Which progressive elements were included in Arizona’s constitution? (Select all that apply.) A) veto B) recall C) initiative D) abolition E) referendum 4. What was the ultimate goal of the NAACP? (Select all that apply.) A) to aid African Americans in migrating north B) to improve the quality of life for all minorities C) to protect and secure the rights guaranteed to all African Americans D) to promote gun rights for African Americans E) to remove any barriers set in place by racial discrimination 5. How did the Pullman Strike end? A) There was much loss of life and property damage. B) It ended quietly and uneventfully with workers giving up their demands. C) The government issued an injunction to stop it. D) George Pullman negotiated terms for an eight-hour workday. 6. How did Upton Sinclair’s The Jungle affect American citizens? A) Americans were upset by the mistreatment of students in Indian schools. B) Americans were concerned about the business tactics of robber barons. C) Americans were bewildered by why anyone would want to work in a slaughterhouse. D) Americans were disgusted by the filth and demanded food regulations.