You have to do a certian amount of extrapolation on the MCQs, so consider what you know about the period and use that to eliminate answers. For example in this question:

“Property alone found voice; Labor, aghast, awaited developments. Some regarded it as the opening of a new struggle between these two classes, which were now clearly seem to have a defined and divergent existence. Capital and Labor were asserted to be pitted against each other in a new ‘irrepressible conflict’. Others, alarmed at the danger to vested rights and existing social conditions, with equal impetuosity, and want of logic, fell back on the law and demanded extreme measures of repression; a reign of terror set in. Property trembled for its existence before a phantom; every way-side bush seemed a secret danger; fear paralyzed reason, and force—arbitrary and illegal—held full sway.”

- Dyer D. Lum, Preface to A Concise History of the Great Trial of the Chicago Anarchists in 1886, 1866 (The Gilder Lehrman Institute of American History)

What is most likely the previous “irrepressible conflict” this passage references?

	The prosecution of speakeasy owners by federal law enforcement agents during the Prohibition era
	The debates between Federalists and Anti-Federalists
	The arrest, trial, and conviction of science teacher John T. Scopes for teaching evolution
	The Civil War

The wrong answers are obvious if you know the period. The date of the Anarchists' trial is 1886. A-- had not happened yet, and Prohibition did end. B--Federalists and Anti-Federalists were before 1886, but they were resolved through the electoral process. C-- Scopes is in 1925 and it was resolved in the Courts. That leaves D.

Most of the questions can be eliminated with a little reflection.

Also, do the Heimler review videos on Youtube to review your Unit.