Unit Test — Unit test Answers

Improved roads were important to Oklahoma for all of the following reasons except __________.

Which of the following reasons best explains why establishing a public school system was a necessary condition of the 1906 Oklahoma Enabling Act?

Agricultural practices in western Oklahoma most closely resembled those practiced in __________.

In what year was the Oklahoma Constitution amended to give women the right to vote in state elections?

Which of the following statements best describes the profits tenant farmers would receive in a sharecropping system?

Which of the following innovations helped ranchers establish boundaries around their lands?

Most members of the Populist Party around the nation were __________.

The Big Pasture and the Cherokee Outlet were lands leased by ranchers to __________.

All of the following were responsibilities of the elected corporation commission except __________.

Which of the following reforms describes the change Populists desired in the elections of US Senators?

Why were the goals of the progressive movement unique for their time?

Although they were not included in the constitution, __________ laws were passed after Oklahoma became a state.

Socialists in Oklahoma supported radically different ideas from Socialists elsewhere in the US. All of the following were “Sooner Socialist” ideas except __________.

The Enabling Act of 1906 called for the Oklahoma and Indian territories to divide into _____ districts and elect two delegates from each district.

The constitutional convention put in two provisions for amending the Oklahoma Constitution. What are they?

After the Civil War, cattle were in large supply in __________ and were in high demand in __________.

Why did many residents of Indian Territory want the Oklahoma Constitution to contain a provision establishing prohibition laws?

Which crop was the most important staple crop in western and northern Oklahoma in the early 1900s?