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1900 to 1920 20th Century US History
1900 to 1920 20th Century US History
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1
What issue did John Dewey work toward
improvements in education
the start of the american communist party
improvement in rights for women
the end of american imperialism
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which told countries in south american to keep their house in order or we would do it for them
teller amendment
monroe doctrine
platt amendmentr
roosevelt corollary
3
When did World War I start?
1914
1917
1910
1929
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When did the US enter World War I
1910
1918
1917
1914
5
World War I began because of a(n)?
ship sunk by Germany
assassination
secret message being exposed
desire to test out stored war materials
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It was the first city with street lights
new york
boston
philadelphia
chicago
7
Who threatened government take over of a coal mine company if both did not meet with president
theodore roosevelt
william mckinley
woodrow wilson
william taft
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margaret senger address issues related to the topic of?
womens rights
temperance movement
imperalism
birth control
9
The panama canal is located where?
north america
central america
south america
asia
10
who invented the telegraph
joseph glidden
thomas edison
alexander bell
samuel morse
11
ida tarbell wrote a book titled "History of Standard Oil" which dealt with?
the different between regular oil and high grade oil
how the oil industry began
the problems of monopolies
how the drilling of oil occurrs
12
What was the Great Train Robbery
largest amount of money ever stolen
first film with sound
first colorized film
when someone stole a train and it was never found
13
who was the first president to ride in a car
theodore roosevelt
william mckinley
woodrow wilson
william taft
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which city had the first baseball team
cincinnati
new york
boston
cleveland
15
who said "speak softly and carry a big stick"
William McKinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
Woodrow Wilson