How was “muscular Christianity” reflected in American foreign policy?

Nez Perce lived in the Pacific Northwest.  What was FALSE about their experience in the late 19th century?

The “Lost Cause” refers to southern leaders’ recognition of the prominent role slavery had in the Civil War.

Thomas Edison’s invention of the phonograph was a door to mass entertainment.  What was TRUE about this transformative invention?

Railroads transformed the United States for all of the following reasons EXCEPT:

Factory work was a cornerstone of the industrial economy of the late 19th and early 20th centuries.  Which of following was TRUE about these new systems of labor?

Wage earning was seen by many as a path toward starting a small business or owning a farm.

In response to what some considered was a generation of weak men, some religious leaders attempted to deploy a “muscular Christianity” which would emphasize manliness.  Which of the following was NOT an example of ways they sought to reinforce masculinity?

Which of the following was FALSE about the railroad labor in the 19th century?

Municipalities and states legalized discrimination in the South in an attempt to maintain white supremacy. What was FALSE about these discriminatory laws?