What is the Federal Reserve Act?

This was the reform of the existing banking system.

Following the declaration of war, U.S. forces..

Deployed to Europe but did not enter combat for many months

Espionage Act of 1917 did what?

Sought to prevent support of U.S. enemies during wartime.

Wilson's primary weakness as a politician was his..

Hard headedness and unwillingness to cooperate

What was the 18th Amendment and what year did it pass?

Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages, 1919

The death of which Archduke spurred the beginning of WW1?

Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria

What were the new names for Sauerkraut and Hamburgers during WW1 (due to german resentment)?

Liberty Steak and Liberty Cabbage

The United States was profiting off WW1 in what way?

By renting military equipment to the allies

The "Fourteen Points" were what?

Wilson's peace plan that lead to a german surrender

The Sedition Act of 1918 was..

Added to Espionage Act/cover disloyal language in the US Gov

A draft dodger is a...

A person who illegally dodges the draft

Meatless Tuesdays and Wheatless Wednesdays were important for what?

To send food to our troops, people were asked to fast

Russia's exit from WW1 was due to..

The desired focus on internal problems rather than external

La Follette Seamen's Act is...

The required good treatment of seamen.

League of Nations was what?

A global organization what Wilson felt would give security.

Wilson's initial attitude toward the Mexican revolutionary government was to...

refuse recognition of General Huerta's regime

Adamson Act was the first to do what?

First fed. law to regulate a private company (8hr work day)

Louis D. Brandeis did what?

Wrote a book on the US bank and exposed its issues.

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1
What is the Federal Reserve Act?
This was the reform of the Federal Reserve.
The reform of the US Navy.
This was the reform of the existing banking system.
This act ensued higher tariffs on stamps.
2
Which Journalist coined the phrase "New Nationalism"?
Dean Hoover
Herbet Croly
John Croly
Herbert Hoover
3
Following the declaration of war, U.S. forces..
Immediately attacked Germany
Deployed to Europe but did not enter combat for many months
Went on alert but did not mobilize
Concentrated on defending the U.S. mainland
4
At the beginning of WW1 which country held the largest army in the world?
England
American
Germany
Russia
5
Which act showed that Congress supported women's traditional roles as mothers?
Nineteenth Amendment
Homestead Act
18th Amendment
Sheppard-Towner Maternity Act
6
Espionage Act of 1917 did what?
Sought to develop an FBI.
Sought to prevent support of U.S. enemies during wartime.
Sought to close all boarders in the USA during war time.
Sought to keep US relations secret.
7
In WWI who were the USA's Allies?
Britain, Scotland, Russia
France, Spain, and Russia
France, Britain, and Russia
Switzerland, Ireland, Indonesia
8
John Singer Sargent was a...
The photographer for battlefront images during WW1
US Painter who painted society
Yellow Journalist
General who died in 1918
9
Italy’s action in the war was primarily against who?
Russia
England
France
Austria-Hungary
10
Wilson's primary weakness as a politician was his..
Unnecessary laws and ideas
Conformity & He was easily persuaded.
Hard headedness and unwillingness to cooperate
His unwillingness to listen to others
11
What are the ABC powers that mediated the US and Mexico to avoid war in 1914?
Argentina, Brazil, Chile
Argentina, Belize, Cambodia,
Armenia, Bizantine, China
Australia, Britain, Canada
12
What country first intercepted the Zimmermann telegram?
England
Mexcio
Germany
The United States
13
What was the 18th Amendment and what year did it pass?
Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages, 1919
Women's right to vote, 1920
Prohibition of Alcoholic Beverages, 1920
Women's right to vote, 1919
14
The ______ supported the war
Woodrow Wilson
American Federation of Labor
The Grange
J.P Morgan
15
Germany's carefully conditional agreement in 1916 not to sink vessels without warning is..
The Sussex Pledge
The Pacific Pledge
The Lusitania Pledge
The Jones Pledge
16
What was included in the "Triple Wall of Privileges"?
Commerce, Trusts, Monopolies
Banks, Trusts, Taxes
Banks, Trusts, Tariffs
Banks, Monopolies, Tariffs
17
Which empire falls a little after the end of WW1?
Roman
Ottoman
United States
Bizantine
18
The Committee of Public Info (headed by George Creel) overall did what?
Sold War Bonds
Promoted positivity during war-time
Promoted Propaganda
Gave people hope
19
On what date did the United States declare war on Germany?
April 6, 1917
January 29, 1918
November 4, 1917
December 7, 1914
20
Which NEW Political Party /Candidate divided the Republicans and allowed Woodrow Wilson to win?
Socialist Party / Debs
None of these
Democrat / Wilson
Progressive Party / Roosevelt
21
Wilson's progressive measures substantially aided all of the following groups except
Blacks
None of these
The Upper Class
The Working Class
22
The death of which Archduke spurred the beginning of WW1?
Archduke Franc Ferdinan of Austria
Archduke Franco Ferdinand of Brussels
Archduke Gavrilo Princip of Serbia
Archduke Franz Ferdinand of Austria
23
Who was the 1912 Election Socialist?
Woodrow Wilson
Eugene V. Debs
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
24
What is the symbol of the Progressive Party?
The Moose
The Big Moose
The Bullmoose
The Bullwinkle
25
In 1914, which revolution overthrew Russia's tsar regime?
Bolshevik of 1914 (putin)
The Blitzkrieg of 1914
The Bürgerkrieg of 1914
The Angriffsmuste of 1914
26
Which robber baron financed the war & pulled US out of recession in WWI?
Rockefeller
Ford
JP Morgan
Carnegie
27
What day did WWI begin?
June 12th, 1914
July 25th, 1914
June 6th, 1912
July 28th, 1914
28
What were the new names for Sauerkraut and Hamburgers during WW1 (due to german resentment)?
American Cabbage and Hotdogs
Patriot Beef and Patriot Cabbage
Liberty Steak and Liberty Cabbage
Uncle Samerkraut and HUNbugers
29
The United States was profiting off WW1 in what way?
By placing more money into the banks of the allies
By renting military equipment to the allies
By sending over food and water rations to the allies
By printing anti-central power posters for the allies
30
An early event of WWI that led many Americans to sympathize with the Allies against Germany was
Invasion of Turkey
Invasion of Belgium
Invasion of Serbia
Invasion of Paris
31
T/F: The American economy benefited greatly from supplying goods to the Allies
True
False
32
In WWI, which flu caused 1/3 of the total military deaths?
Spanish Flu
Swine Flu
Trench Flu
The Common Flu
33
Which amendment allowed women the right to vote and in what year?
21st Amendment, 1918
20th Amendment, 1919
18th Amendment, 1918
19th Amendment, 1920
34
The "Fourteen Points" were what?
Wilson's ideals for the world after the war
Wilson's peace plan that lead to a german surrender
Wilson's peace plan that lead France to back out of the war
Wilson's ideals for the world before the war
35
What event prompted the Ottoman Empire to enter the war?
A German attack on Russia
A German attack Turkey
A Russian Attack on Austria
A French Attack on Botswana
36
The Sedition Act of 1918 was..
Added to the Zimmerman Act/ To regulate all in coming ships
Added to Shepard-Towner Maternity Act/Gave women paid leave
Added to Warehouse Act / give more compensation for farmers
Added to Espionage Act/cover disloyal language in the US Gov
37
A draft dodger is a...
A person who moves to Canada to flee the draft
A person who illegally dodges the draft
A person who moves to Mexico to flee the draft
A person who enlists immediately to avoid the draft
38
Meatless Tuesdays and Wheatless Wednesdays were important for what?
To send food to our troops, people were asked to fast
To preserve food incase of emergency
To ration food out for American Citizens on tues and wed.
Promotions for Grocery stores when food was low in stock
39
Russia's exit from WW1 was due to..
The desired focus on internal problems rather than external
Being sore losers.
The Russian Offensive
Lack of ammo, food, and supplies for troops.
40
La Follette Seamen's Act is...
Required constant transportation of goods to and from France
The act that forced tariffs to fluctuate by the season.
The required good treatment of seamen.
The required cleaning of all US ships.
41
League of Nations was what?
A tri-national organization Wilson felt would give security.
A early form of the United Nations
A global organization what Wilson felt would give security.
An ally group of France, England, and America
42
Wilson's initial attitude toward the Mexican revolutionary government was to...
He did not care about the Mexican Rev. Gov.
refuse recognition of General Huerta's regime
assist them in their revolution
aid the revolution and gift Mexico 2.5 Million
43
Adamson Act was the first to do what?
First fed. law to outlaw interstate commerce (excluding FL)
First fed. law to allow workers to request wages (5.00 min.)
First fed. law to be made in the 1900's
First fed. law to regulate a private company (8hr work day)
44
Which Treaty ended WWI?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Prussia
Treaty of France
45
Which two Presidents worked in the Council of National Defense?
Herbert Hoover, William McKinley
W.H Taft, Herbert Hoover
W.H Taft (bathtub boy), Roosevelt
Roosevelt, Wilson
46
Which port city did Mexico & USA clash and almost led to war in 1914?
Pancho Villa
Pensacola
Vera Cruz
The Virgin Islands
47
About how many people (Solider and Civilian) died in WW1?
500,000
5 Million
17 Million
2 Million
48
Louis D. Brandeis did what?
Wrote a book on the US bank and exposed its issues.
Formed a labor union called "The Progressive Party"
Wrote a book on the federal gov. and exposed it's issues.
Developed a following against the US Bank
49
What was the name of the first U.S. civilian ship to be sunk by a German submarine?
Maine
Housatonic
Titanic
Lusitania
50
What was the condition millions of WWI solider's had after the war?
Shell-Shock
Swine Flu
Schizophrenia
Severe Depression
51
Germany’s plan for fighting France and Russia was called what?
Sturm un Drang
The Schlieffen Plan
Operation Barbarossa
The Burgermiester Plan
52
To which other prominent leader was Kaiser Wilhelm II of Germany related?
Nicolas II of Russia
Vladimir Putin of Russia
Franz Joesph of Austria-Hungary
Winston Churchill of England
53
What number president was Woodrow Wilson?
29
21
24
28
54
The Harlem Renaissance was what?
A culturally rich period for Latinos who lived in Harlem
A creative outpouring of black creators centered in Harlem
The rise of industrialism in Harlem
The federally funded cleaning of slums in New York
55
Which women's group did NOT support the war?
Ladies of Liberty
National Women's Party
National Women's Party of America
National American Woman Suffrage Association
56
Wilson consistently refused to send American troops to intervene in the Caribbean True or False
False, Wilson sent troops to Jamaica.
True, Wilson did not want to get involved.
False, Wilson sent troops to Haiti and Santo Domingo.
True, Wilson sent troops to Mexico instead.
57
To gain enthusiasm for the war, Wilson used what slogan to gain support for America?
"The heart of America is within the workforce."
“(We must) Make the world safe for democracy.”
"La liberté de vie et la recherche du bonheur!"
"The history of liberty is a history of resistance."
58
The Great Migration (1916-1919) was what?
When Latinos went to the Northwest to become ranchers
When Latinos went North to escape Southern persecution
When Blacks fled to south to go to the West to work on RR's
When Blacks went North to work in the Industrial jobs
59
Which country made the first declaration of war?
Germany
Austria-Hungary
Russia
Serbia
60
Schenck v. United States case was about...
The 18th Amendment
The Second Amendment
The Sixteenth Amendment
The First Amendment
61
Underwood Tariff of 1913 did what?
Raised Import fees. Supported Trusts. Higher Tariffs.
Attacked Trusts. Reduced import fees. Graduated Income Taxes
Gave trusts room to grow. Higher Import fees.
Raised Export Fees. Lower Tariffs.
62
What was Woodrow Wilson's first name?
Wilson
Daniel
Woodrow
Thomas
63
Who was the first female member of congress?
Jeanette Rankin
Michelle Monroe
Laura Gamble
Woodrow Wilson
64
The Senators opposed to ratification of the Treaty of Versailles on any grounds were the..
Battalion of Death
Irreconcilables
Risky Boys
Liberty Party
65
The Zimmerman Telegram was addressed to which country?
Germany
Mexico
America
England
66
Which was a view of the Republican Party Platform?
Currency Reform
Graduated income tax
Abolition of Child Labor
Federal Trade Commission
67
Germany's carefully conditional agreement in 1916 not to sink vessels without warning is..
The Pacific Pledge
The Lusitania Pledge
The Jones Pledge
The Sussex Pledge
68
What three causes made the US go into WWI?
Zimmermann Note, German submarine warfare, Bolshevik Re
Spanish-American War, Blitzkrieg of 1917, Submarine Warfare
German Submarine warfare, Blitzkrieg of 1917
Blitzkrieg of 1917, Bolshevik Rev., Spanish-American War
69
Which country was archduke Ferdinand assassinated?
Hungary
Germany
Austria
Serbia
70
Fill in the Blanks: ________ became recognized as the moral leader of the _______ cause
Jefferson - Allied
Wilson- Axis
Roosevelt- Axis
Wilson — Allied
71
Wilson's most effective slogan in the campaign of 1916 was..
"If you want to make enemies, try to change something."
"He kept us out of war"
"I carried the biggest stick."
"Patriotism, Protection, and Prosperity"
72
Who ran in the Election of 1920?
Republican- Franklin D.Roosevelt Democrat- Warren G. Harding
Republican- James Cox Democrat- Warren G.Harding
Republican- Warren G. Harding Democrat-James Cox
Republican- James Cox Democrat- Woodrow Wilson
73
United Negro Improvement Association was formed by who?
Joshua Johnston
W.E.B Du bois
Marcus Garvey
Crispus Attucks
74
What new underwater weapon that changed the international law & traditional norms?
Submarines
Lusitania
Tanks
Aircraft Carriers
75
What is the Warehouse Act?
Raised tax on all farmers income
Raised property taxes on farms
Government Regulation of corn and wheat distribution
Permitted loans on the security of staple crops
76
Which Island was purchased from Denmark in 1917
Virgin Islands
Cayman Islands
Florida Keys
Bahamas
77
Senator Aldrich headed the investigation of what?
JP Morgan Financial Service Co.
The US Peanut Club
The US Treasury.
Civil War National Banking system.
78
In which city was Archduke Ferdinand assassinated in?
St. Petersburg
Vienna
Sarajevo
Luxemburg

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