2. During testimony about the incident, Junior claims he had ________ knowledge of the situation in Colorado.
(a) A great deal of.
(b) No.
(c) Some.
(d) Very little.

3. Chapter Thirty Three opens with the death of who in April 1917?
(a) Frank.
(b) Junior.
(c) Abby.
(d) William.

4. What has Standard Oil done with some records that have been requested by the court?
(a) They have lost them.
(b) They have given them to the court.
(c) They have thrown them away.
(d) They have burned them.

5. In what is Junior interested?
(a) Corporate reform.
(b) The oil industry.
(c) Becoming wealthy.
(d) Banking.

6. As a result of this trip, Rockefeller funds _________________ which receives a perpetual federal charter for the promotion of education regardless of race, sex or creed.
(a) The Great Education board.
(b) The General Education board.
(c) The George Edmunds board.
(d) The Generous Educating board.

7. John D. spends most of his time where?
(a) At various gatherings in Cleveland.
(b) At his Lakewood golf retreat in New Jersey or his home in Florida.
(c) In his office in New York.
(d) With his family.

8. During a strike, the miners are evicted from their company homes and live where?
(a) In a suburb of Denver.
(b) In tents near Ludlow.
(c) In campers outside the worksite.
(d) In their cars.

9. In 1903, Junior begins asking his father to publish an authorized biography for what reason?
(a) To tell their family's story.
(b) To make him famous.
(c) To bring him to the people.
(d) To repair the damage done by Tarbell.

10. Archbold, deciding they need representation in Congress, begins doing what?
(a) Writing letters to Congressmen.
(b) Running for Congress.
(c) Visiting Congress.
(d) Sending money to certain Congressional members.

11. Union organizers are trying to form a union and the companies bring in what?
(a) Federal troops.
(b) The National Guard.
(c) Peace makers.
(d) Armed guards.

12. There are railroad and bank failures and massive unemployment. What happens to Standard Oil and the other trusts?
(a) They remain healthy.
(b) They support each other.
(c) They grow weak.
(d) They disband.

13. By 1891, John D. is grooming _________ as his successor and is gradually shifting responsibilities to him.
(a) William.
(b) Frank.
(c) Flagler.
(d) Junior.

14. On October 9, 1901 what does Junior do?
(a) He graduates from Harvard.
(b) He meets Abby.
(c) His first child is born.
(d) He marries Abby.

15. In 1902, the President brings an antitrust suit against Northern Securities Company, a holding company of whom?
(a) Junior.
(b) J. P. Morgan.
(c) William Rockefeller.
(d) Senior.