What happened to Japanese-Americans after the attack on Pearl Harbor?

They were put into Internment Camps

What was the intent of Granger Laws?

To make pricing of railroad rates more favorable to farmers

What happened in Florida after WWI?

Race relations worsened as African Americans returned

The Fordney-McCumber Act...

Raised tariffs to protect U.S. businesses from competition

Why was the National Urban League created?

To increase job opportunities for African Americans

What did the War Industries Board do?

Regulated the economy and to use mass-production

What was the Ostend Manifesto ?

A document written by diplomats urging the purchase of Cuba

The Lusitania was important because...

It turned public opinion against Germany and 1200 died

What was Horizontal Integration?

Strategy where companies producing similar products merge

Why was the GI Bill of Rights created?

To help servicemen readjust to civilian life

Which happened as a result of the Compromise of 1850?

California admitted as a free state

What was the Tet Offensive?

Surprise attack by the Vietcong in South Vietnam

How was Yellow Journalism used?

It exaggerated and sensationalized news to lure readers

Why was the Palestinian Liberation Organization formed?

To create an independent state of Palestine

What points did Alfred Thayer Mahan push in his book "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History"?

Pushed for a strong naval fleet and many naval bases

What happened in Salerno during WWII?

Allied forces launched an amphibious attack to gain Italy

What did the Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1894 do?

It required the government to buy a large amount of silver

Who was Henry Flagler?

He built a railroad from Jacksonville to Key West

Which of these did the National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) NOT include?

Allowed women to join special unions for women's rights

What did the Works Progress Administration do?

Increased employment by creating new public works projects

What did Nikola Tesla invent?

An alternating current motor which could travel further

The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 was made to...

Make it illegal to form a trust that interfered with trade

The National Industrial Recovery Act helped support industry recovery by...

Increasing prices and reducing wasteful competition

What happened during the Rosewood Incident?

African American community was burned down in Florida

The U.S. mainly did not join the League of Nations because...

It threatened the established U.S. policy of isolationism

The "Sussex Pledge" stated that Germany would not attack passenger ships If...

The U.S. persuaded the Allies to lift the British blockade

Why did African Americans migrate to the northern states?

There were openings for jobs in factories

Which group fought for racial equality and used churches as a base in the south?

Southern Christian Leadership Conference

The Sedition Act of 1918 stated

it was a crime to use "disloyal" language

Why were Jim Crow laws created in the south?

To get around the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment

Why was the Quota system created?

To control the number of immigrants who entered the U.S.

What was the Nuremburg Trials?

24 Nazi leaders were on trial for war crimes

What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?

Albert B. Fall was secretly leasing federal oil reserves

Why was the Black Panthers formed?

To protect black neighborhoods from police violence

What is Social Darwinism?

The belief that the successful had superior talents

Which group pushed for women's voting rights?

National Women's Suffrage Association

What was the "Final Solution"?

Hitler's plan to exterminate the Jews in Europe

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1
What happened to Japanese-Americans after the attack on Pearl Harbor?
They formed a secret alliance with the Japanese government
They were sent back to Japan
Nothing
They were put into Internment Camps
2
What was the intent of Granger Laws?
To allow railroads to make their own prices for travel
To regulate factory conditions
To make pricing of railroad rates more favorable to farmers
To protect farmer's crops from government pricing
3
What happened in Florida after WWI?
Florida remained the same
Race relations worsened as African Americans returned
There was tourist forming because of the beaches
There was a surplus of jobs
4
The Fordney-McCumber Act...
None of these
Provided loans to veterans to help recover
Raised tariffs to protect U.S. businesses from competition
Both of these
5
Why was the National Urban League created?
To increase job opportunities for African Americans
To help fund inner city schools
To increase job opportunities for women
To increase the popularity of Suburbs
6
Why was the United States involved with the Vietnam War?
The oil located in Vietnam
Fear of communism
Vietnam's involvement in the international trade
Fear of being overtaken by North Vietnam
7
What was the results of the popularity of installment plans?
Debt increased
There was no debt
Debt stayed the same
Debt decreased
8
What did the War Industries Board do?
Create industries during the war
Regulate Work conditions in factories
Regulated the economy and to use mass-production
Help struggling veterans after the war
9
What was the Ostend Manifesto ?
A document that made Cuba a U.S. territory
A Speech made to expand U.S. territory
A document written by diplomats urging the purchase of Cuba
A document written to announce Cuba's independence
10
What was used to loan Germany money for reparations?
Kellogg-Briand Pact
Smoot-Hawley Tariff
Dawes Plan
National Origins Act
11
During the 1960s, about 40% of women...
were in the armed forces
were unemployed
worked for wages
worked as a stay-at-home mom
12
The Lusitania was important because...
It caused the United States to join the Central Powers
It turned public opinion against Germany and 1200 died
It was a victory for Germany
It stopped Unrestricted Submarine Warfare
13
What was Horizontal Integration?
Strategy where a company controls every part of a product
Government Regulation over Businesses
A way for companies to sell more products at cheap prices
Strategy where companies producing similar products merge
14
Why was the GI Bill of Rights created?
To help servicemen readjust to civilian life
To discontinue the use of conscription for all future wars
To enforce civil rights for African Americans
To continue the use of conscription for all future wars
15
Which country was not included in the Big Four?
France
Japan
United States
Britain
16
What does Glasnost mean?
Openness in the United States
Reconstruction of the United States
Openness in the Soviet Union
Reconstruction of the Soviet Union
17
Which happened as a result of the Compromise of 1850?
Missouri admitted as a slave state
The Fugitive Slave Act of 1850 was outlawed
California admitted as a free state
Started Westward Expansion
18
What was the Tet Offensive?
Surprise attack by the Vietcong in South Vietnam
The defeat of the Vietcong forces
The ending of the Vietnam War
Surprise attack by U.S. military forces
19
What was the goal of the United Nations?
To promote independent governments
To promote freedom of the seas
To promote peace
To establish country boundaries
20
How was Yellow Journalism used?
It exaggerated and sensationalized news to lure readers
It told accurate and real facts to the U.S. citizens
It encouraged people to join the draft
It understated news and act as if nothing was happening
21
Why was the Palestinian Liberation Organization formed?
To empower women in the Palestinian state
To create an alliance with the United States
To end wars with Iran and Israel
To create an independent state of Palestine
22
What points did Alfred Thayer Mahan push in his book "The Influence of Sea Power Upon History"?
Pushed for less U-Boats in the Pacific
Pushed for trade between European countries and the U.S.
Pushed for a strong naval fleet and many naval bases
Pushed for strong Republican influence in the Government
23
What happened in Salerno during WWII?
A great fire broke out
Allied forces launched an amphibious attack to gain Italy
An attack by Japan was made in order to gain Italy
Axis powers attacked innocent civilians
24
What did the Sherman Silver Purchase Act of 1894 do?
Added to the amount of money in circulation
None of these
It required the government to buy a large amount of silver
Both A and B
25
What action did Roosevelt take in order to restore the nation's faith in the banking system?
Bank Closure
Bank Holiday
National Holidays
Open Bank
26
Who was Henry Flagler?
He was the Vice President during the 1920s
He created workers unions throughout Florida
He built a railroad across the United States
He built a railroad from Jacksonville to Key West
27
Which of these did the National Labor Relations Act (Wagner Act) NOT include?
Allowed women to join special unions for women's rights
Submit grievances to the National Labor Relations Board
The right to form unions
Engage in Collective Bargining
28
Which was a peace treaty negotiated by President Theodore Roosevelt between Russia and Japan?
Treaty of Portsmouth
Treaty of Gettysburg
Treaty of Spain
Treaty of Versailles
29
What did the Works Progress Administration do?
Increased employment by creating new public works projects
Shared the government's progress with the common people
Decreased employment by lowering taxes
Increased the amount of factory works joined unions
30
What did Nikola Tesla invent?
The first automobile
An alternating current motor which could travel further
A Light Bulb that could last longer
Electricity
31
The Sherman Antitrust Act of 1890 was made to...
Allow everyone to form trusts with low interest
Make it illegal to speak against the United States
Help people form trust easily
Make it illegal to form a trust that interfered with trade
32
Which of these was not a part of the declaration of war aims from the Atlantic Charter?
Pledged disarmament
Freedom of the seas
Cultural development
Self-determination
33
The National Industrial Recovery Act helped support industry recovery by...
Lowering the amount of soldiers in the military
Decreasing prices
None of these
Increasing prices and reducing wasteful competition
34
What happened during the Rosewood Incident?
African American community was burned down in Florida
Hispanic Americans were sent back to their old country
Slave Owners were arrested in Michigan
White residents of Georgia were convicted of murder
35
The U.S. mainly did not join the League of Nations because...
It threatened the established U.S. policy of isolationism
They did not like the countries who were involved
It costed a large amount of money to join
They did not like the policies that were being established
36
The "Sussex Pledge" stated that Germany would not attack passenger ships If...
The U.S. provided them with food and arms
The U.S. joined the Central Powers
The U.S. gave them land
The U.S. persuaded the Allies to lift the British blockade
37
Why did African Americans migrate to the northern states?
There were openings for jobs in factories
It was cheaper to live there
There was gold
There was more land for growing crops
38
Which group fought for racial equality and used churches as a base in the south?
Southern Christian Leadership Conference
Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee
Congress of Racial Equality
National Urban League
39
The Sedition Act of 1918 stated
it was a crime to praise the government
it was a crime to use "supportive" language
it was a crime to help with the war-time economy
it was a crime to use "disloyal" language
40
Which amendment outlawed slavery?
16th amendment
13th amendment
15th amendment
14th amendment
41
Why were Jim Crow laws created in the south?
To stop regulation of African Americans
To defeat racial segregation
To help the southern economy
To get around the 13th, 14th, and 15th amendment
42
Which program helped create jobs, provide hydroelectric power, and control floods?
Hover Flood Watch
Flood Dam Association
Atlanta Flood Regulation Committee
Tennessee Valley Authority
43
Why was the Quota system created?
To control the number of immigrants who entered the U.S.
To maintain the amount of justices in the court
To control only the amount of Hispanic immigrants
To maintain the amount of money in the National Bank
44
What was the Nuremburg Trials?
U.S. soldiers were put on trial for trading to the enemy
24 Nazi leaders were on trial for war crimes
12 Jewish males were put on trial by Hitlers followers
Hitler was put on trial for Mass genocide
45
What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?
Roosevelt was stealing money from the government
Albert B. Fall was stealing profits from teapot companies
Albert B. Fall was secretly leasing federal oil reserves
Roosevelt was giving money to non-profit companies
46
Why was the Black Panthers formed?
To protect black neighborhoods from police violence
To create a new political party for the federal government
To empower young African Americans to join the military
To organize strikes based on African American rights
47
How was it different for African Americans to be serving with the French rather than Americans?
More Segregation
Less food and armaments
More help from nearby countries
Less Segregation
48
Who made up the Grange?
Factory workers
Powerful Business owners
Isolated Farm Families
The Goverment
49
What is Social Darwinism?
The belief that government shouldn't interfere with business
The belief that the successful had superior talents
The belief that the poor were more talented than the wealthy
The belief that women should be allowed to vote
50
Which group pushed for women's voting rights?
National Women's Suffrage Association
Republicans
Muckrakers
Settlement Houses
51
What was the "Final Solution"?
Hitler's plan to attack U.S. ships
Hitler's plan to exterminate the Jews in Europe
Hitler's plan to exterminate women and children
The United States' plan to exterminate Hitler
52
Which of these events happened during the roaring twenties in Florida?
A tsunami hit the shores of Miami Beach and caused chaos
The Transcontinental railroad was created
A land boom dominated the Florida economy
The population hit a rapid decrease after the 1910s
53
The second wartime conference held that decided to split Germany into four zones was called...
Yalta Conference
Milan Conference
Germanic Conference
Tehran Conference
54
What was the KKK supportive of?
White Supremacy
Women Suffrage
African American Rights
Jews
55
Which amendment stated no one can be denied the right to vote based on race?
16th amendment
14th amendment
15th amendment
13th amendment
56
What caused the nadir of racism in the south?
African Americans gained civil rights and roles in congress
African Americans helped the economy after the war
African Americans faced segregation, violence, and lynching
African Americans left the south
57
What did the Civilian Conservation Corps do?
Helped the poor gain homes
Put men to work building roads and developing parks
Helped business owners expand their businesses
Put women to work in factories and shops to earn money
58
The Gray Panthers fought against...
Low employment rates
Discrimination of Native Americans
Poverty
Ageism
59
What did Native Americans do during World War II?
Flew more than 1500 missions as pilots in Europe
Used Native American language to form secret codes
Only had combat roles
Worked in factories on the home front
60
What was McCarthyism used to refer to?
Supporters of removing McCarthy from Senate
The anti-Communist hysteria
Joseph McCarthy's supporters
Communist supporters
61
Which is associated with the Harlem Renaissance?
Celebrating African American Culture
Uproar of riots
The creation of the KKK
Desegregation of inner city buses
62
The American Federation of Labor was a labor union for...
Immigrants
Non-skilled workers
African Americans
Skilled workers
63
What is a Bull Market?
A stock market with decreasing stock prices
A sudden spike in tax prices
A stock market with increasing stock prices
Where you buy cattle and crop
64
What was Wilson's goal with his "Fourteen Points"?
Create a world of peaceful democratic states
Blame Germany
Help America gain control of other countries
Stricter laws on the seas
65
Which of these was created in order for Government Regulation of contaminated foods?
Pure Food and Drug Act
Health Inspector Act
Meat Inspection Act
Crop Inspection Act
66
An Apartheid was held in....
South Africa
Germany
The Soviet Union
The United States
67
What happened in Florida during WWII?
Spent $20 million on war efforts
Held 172 military training centers
Agriculture production decreased
The population shrunk by 50%
68
What was the goal of The Congress of Racial Equality?
To protest segregation and racism violently
To increase employment for minorities
To protest exclusively against the creation of Jim Crow Laws
To protest segregation and racism nonviolently
69
The Reservation system...
allowed Native Americans to migrate to different lands
set aside specific land for Native Americans
gave Native Americans the best and most desirable land
allowed Native Americans to become citizens
70
The Interstate Commerce Act of 1887 was created to...
Help people who can't afford to take the train
Have the government supervise big business
Supervise state governments
Have the government supervise railroad activities
71
What was the Open-Door Policy?
Proposed that farmers should provide share-cropping to all
Proposed a "Open-Door" government
Proposed equal trading rights for nations throughout China
Proposed no trade with any European countries
72
Which of these allowed women to volunteer in noncombat positions in the Army?
Women's Army Corps
Women's Civil Rights Act
Army Women League
Empowerment Committee for Women
73
What tariff was designed to protect American farmers from foreign competition?
Union tariff
Eisenhower Tariff
German-American Tariff
Smoot-Hawley Tariff
74
Which type of protest was prominently used by the Student Nonviolent Coordinating Committee?
Union Strikes
Riots
Sit-ins
Hunger Strikes
75
What did Booker T. Washington propose?
The enforcement of Jim Crow Laws
The desegregation of schools
The Missouri Compromise
The Atlanta Compromise
76
In the Truman Doctrine, Truman asked congress for...
Aid to help Turkey and Greece and resist communism
None of these
Containment in the United States
The division of Germany's capital
77
Why did the Soviet Union form a blockade, known as the Berlin Blockade, in West Berlin?
The Soviet Union lost its portion of Germany
The three western powers merged their sections of Germany
The U.S. gave their portion of Germany to France
The three eastern powers gave their section away to China
78
True or False: Economic Growth came to a stop after WWII
True
False
79
What prompted Congress to give Johnson broad military powers in Vietnam?
Tet Offensive
Gulf of Tonkin Incident
Paris Peace Accords
Vietnamization
80
What did Muckrakers do?
Exposed the abuses and corruption of society
Formed unions to fight for minority rights
Worked together with the government to help the poor
Praised Political Machines
81
Why did the Bonus Expeditionary Force march in Washington D.C.?
To boycott the draft
To show support for the Patman Bill
To show support of Kennedy's bill
To show support for the U.S. military
82
Why was the Dawes Act of 1887 passed?
To preserve the Native American culture
To allow settlers to raid native american land
None of these
To "americanize" the Native Americans
83
Which group believed in white supremacy?
Railroad administration
War Labor Board
All Abolitionist
Ku Klux Klan
84
What happened during the Pullman Strike of 1894?
Factories refusing to shorten the work day
Banks refusing to lower interest on loans
Railroad workers refusing to operate passenger trains
Unions refusing to stop forming strikes
85
Why did the Nation of Islam want to create their own separate state?
They thought cooperation with whites was impossible
They thought that segregation was key to success
They thought it was fair because of their lack of rights
They thought it would better the economy
86
What was the Dumbarton Oaks Conference?
A conference that decided the fate of Germany after WWII
A conference that formed the United States National Security
A conference that set up the new United Nations structure
A conference that helped form an alliance with Japan
87
Provisions the U.S. required the Cubans to adapt into their new constitution were found in the
Platt Amendment
Treaty of Versailles
Teller Amendment
Open Door Amendment
88
What was Nixon's plan to turn the control of war to South Vietnam and slowly withdraw troops?
Watergate Scandal
Vietnamization
Tet Offensive
Americanization
89
What did the Knights of Labor union support?
12 hour workdays and more money for non-immigrants
No Government regulation
White supremacy
8 hour workdays and equal pay for equal work
90
Which strike is when workers refused to leave the General Motors Factory?
Motor Strike
Sit Down Strike
Union Strike
Polly Strike
91
The Bessemer Process was used to make...
Steel
Coal
Gold
Money
92
What is the Chinese Exclusion Act?
A law banning Chinese women from working in factories
A law banning Chinese immigrants of laborers for ten years
A law banning Chinese workers from working in coal mines
A law banning Chinese immigrants from moving to Canada
93
What were powerful groups that controlled the activities of a political party in a city called?
Social Gospel Movement
Muckrakers
Minority groups
Political Machines
94
Which was not a cause of WWI?
Imperialism
Economy Failure
Alliances
Nationalism
95
Which amendment was to the war resolution that authorized the Spanish-American War?
Tax Amendment
16th Amendment
Teller Amendment
18th Amendment
96
Why was SEATO created?
To form an alliance between Cambodia and Japan
Felt obligated to protect South Vietnam from communism
Felt that Japan needed to be protected from Soviet powers
To create peace between North and South Vietnam
97
What was proposed at the Washington Naval Conference?
The Treaty of Versailles
All countries should join the League of Nations
The continuation of the war for 5 more years
Partial disarmament
98
What was Florida's role in the Spanish-American War?
The capital became a headquarter for Spain
Riots emerged against the war
It housed many immigrants
Army headquarters were established in Tampa
99
Which was not an African American inventor?
Samuel Morse
Sarah Goode
Lewis Howard Latimer
Madam CJ Walker
100
The Committee of Public Information spread information about war efforts through
Library books
Computers
Propaganda
Airplanes
101
True or False: The birth rate decreased rapidly after WWII due to the women's rights movement
False
True
102
Samuel Morse and Alexander Graham Bell's inventions helped the U.S. with better...
Railroads
Schools
Banks
Communication
103
Which were Americans who opposed imperialism and feared conflict with other imperial powers?
Grangers
Quakers
Imperialist
Anti-Imperialist
104
Why were the Loyalty Review Boards created?
None of these
To spy on the Soviet Union
Both of these
To conduct investigations of disloyal government employees
105
True or False: 35 states ratified the Equal Right Amendment but it was not passed
True
False
106
Under the Espionage Act, the government could...
Arrest people who did not join the draft willingly
Censor Television of any "Un-American" speeches or rallies
Censor mail and arrest anyone who interfered with the draft
Arrest anyone who had interfered with the elections
107
Did people respond to Freedom Riders Positively or Negatively?
Negatively
Postively
108
Which war was brought about by a desire to help Cuban rebels gain independence from Spain?
Spanish-American War
WWI
Vietnam War
WWII
109
The Warsaw Pact was the Soviet Union's response to...
West Berlin
WWII
U.S. involvement in European affairs
NATO
110
Which amendment grant women the right to vote?
17th amendment
21st amendment
19th amendment
18th amendment
111
What is the Domino Theory?
Countries on the brink of communism are like dominos
The European empires would fall like dominos due to war
Dominos solve world peace :P
Communism will only be contained in the Soviet Union
112
What happened during the Dust Bowl?
Droughts dried crops and turned the soil into dust
a series of elections were held in Dust, Virginia
Rainstorms covered the south for months
The soil became fertile and perfect for farmers
113
The Gettysburg Address was written to...
State Lincoln's re-election
Free all slaves
End the Civil War
Honor Union losses at Gettysburg
114
Which of these countries were NOT included in NAFTA?
Mexico
Cuba
United States
Canada
115
What caused the Homestead Strike of 1892?
The workers protested against child labor and wanted schools
None of these
The steel company's president announced plans to cut wages
The workers demanded to have better working conditions
116
Who was involved with the United Farm Workers Association?
George H. W. Bush
Cesar Chavez
Jimmy Carter
George W. Bush
117
Who was W.E.B Du Bois?
Believed that African Americans were inferior
Believed that African American should push for full equality
Believed that violence was the only way to gain rights
Believed that African American should forget desegregation
118
What is Debt Peonage?
The government force workers to pay off debt with only money
Land owner forces a worker to pay off a debt with work
Business owners limit their workers amount of pay
The person has no debt
119
Why was the Battle of Midway the turning point of the war?
Americans snuck onto the Japanese base and attacked
The Japanese broke the American Indian code and prepared
Americans broke the Japanese code and knew about an attack
The U.S. finally won a battle
120
The Women's International League for Peace and Freedom thought the Treaty of Versailles was...
beneficial to all minority groups
a great accomplishment for the United States
too little of punishment
too vengeful
121
Which was NOT a final term of the Treaty of Versailles?
Austria-Hungary was divided
Freedom of the seas
Germans were forced to sign the "War Guilt" clause
Germany lost territory to France and Poland
122
Child Labor was used because
They listened better
They could work there for a long time
They were payed less than adults
They were being taught how to own a factory
123
What was the Eisenhower Doctrine?
An extension of the containment policy to the Middle East
The prevention of the "Domino Theory" in Japan
The support of Democracy in the Middle East
A doctrine that disconnected the U.S. with Europe
124
Which is true about the Battle of the Coral Sea?
It was all fought on land on the island of Hawaii
Most of the Coral reefs in the area were destroyed
It took two weeks
Most of the fighting was done from airplanes
125
Neutrality Acts was made mostly for...
Domestic Affairs
Foreign Affairs
126
What were purchased during the war that helped pay for the war?
Liberty Bonds
Cash Crops
Armaments
Corporations
127
What is Pearl Harbor?
A U.S. Army base that grew greatly in size
A central fueling island for boats in the Atlantic
German Air force base that allied with Japanese forces
A U.S. Naval base in Hawaii that was attacked by Japanese
128
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
Prohibited discrimination based on race, color, religion,etc
Helped Native Americans gain reservation land for tribes
Prohibited segregation of lower class and upper class
Prohibited the sale of alcohol at home and abroad
129
What is Demobilization?
The economy flourishes in a small amount of time
Transition from trains to cars
Transition from "War Time" economy to "Peace Time" economy
All troops were called back into battle
130
What is Normandy?
The invasion into Germany after the war
The site of the Allied invasion into France (D-Day)
The location of the United Nations
The site of the Axis power invasion of Italy(D-Day)
131
What did the United States decide to do in response to the Cuba Missile Crisis?
Air attack
A Nuclear war
A Military Blockade
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
132
True or False: The Social Security Act gives unemployment insurance and retirement benefits.
True
False
133
What is the Gentleman's Agreement?
Agreement to allow immigrants to come to the United States
Agreement to limit emigration of unskilled workers to the US
Agreement to only allow African American men to immigrate
None of these
134
What did the Lend-Lease Act allow?
The selling of war materials to the enemy
Lending or Leasing automobiles
Sell, lease, or lend war materials to defending countries
Giving all weapons to the government
135
What was the turning point of the Civil War?
Gettysburg
Fort Sumter
Appomattox Court House
Antietam
136
Which was an unsuccessful military invasion of Communist Cuba?
Nagasaki
Pearl Harbor
Coral Sea
Bay of Pigs
137
Which act achieved higher crop prices by paying farmers to leave a certain amount unseeded?
Agricultural Funding Act
Free Range Act
Seed Adjustment Act
Agricultural Adjustment Act
138
What was the name of President Johnson's program?
New Frontier
Second New Deal
Great Society
New Deal
139
Settlement house were for...
Skilled Workers
All Immigrants
Only Asian American immigrants
The wealthy
140
The Farmers Alliance...
Educated Farmers about interest rates and government control
Helped prevent poverty
Educated Farmers about types of cash crops and money
Worked against segregation
141
What led to the Red Scare?
The Russians adopted a Democratic government
Communist uprising in Russia and threats in Europe
Communist took over all of Africa
Bolsheviks formed an anti-communist group
142
What did the Kansas-Nebraska Act do?
Applied popular sovereignty to both Kansas and Nebraska
Repealed the Compromise of 1850
Formed the Democratic Party
Made Nebraska and Kansas neutral states
143
Which of these cases overturned Plessy v. Ferguson?
Gideon v Wainwright
Brown v The Board of Education
Roe v Wade
Regents of UC v Bakke
144
Which was a highly successful plan to provide U.S. aid to war-torn countries?
Containment Act
Marshall Plan
Truman Doctrine
Roosevelt Plan
145
Which took the idea that everything in the Bible should be taken literally?
Evolution
Interpretivist
Fundamentalism
Marxism
146
The Social Gospel Movement was...
Program for immigrants that wanted to join the church
Reform program that only cared about the wealthy class
Reform program that preached salvation through helping poor
Program that helped children go to school instead of labor
147
True or False: Florida led the South in lynching in proportion to the population
False
True
148
What did the Homestead Act of 1862 offer?
A reserved piece of land
160 acres of land for $1.25 an acre after six months
Free land if settlers moved to the south
Cheap land for only $25 and only for immigrants
149
What was the cease-fire agreement with North Vietnam after the Vietnam War called?
Paris Peace Accords
North Vietnam Accords
Warsaw Pact
Camp David Accords
150
The World Trade Organization helps Globalisation by...
Reducing poverty rates across the globe
Encouraging more countries to participate in global trade
Lowering prices of goods in the United States
Increasing pollution
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What is Sharecropping?
Farmers give a portion of their crops to the landowner
System of agriculture
Type of farming where farmers shared land but not crops
Type of agriculture that only non-slaves could handle
152
True or False: The Iran Hostage Crisis lasted only about 2 weeks until troops invaded
False
True
153
Who controls the oil prices in the U.S.?
PLO
AARP
NATO
OPEC
154
The Interstate Highway System encouraged the growth of...
Suburbs
Countrysides
Inner cities
Apartments
155
What did Lincoln's Emancipation Proclamation do?
Announced all slaves to be freed in all states
Announced the end of the Civil War
Announced the Fugitive Slave Act
Announced all slaves in those states still rebelling freedom
156
What idea did Stephen Douglas put forth in the Freeport Doctrine?
Slavery could never be banned
The Dred Scott decision was the right choice to make
Residents of a territory could still ban slavery
Residents of a territory could not ban slavery
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What did Mary McLeod Bethune do?
She was the first African American woman to speak at the UN
She was a women's rights activist
She was appointed to be a delegate on interracial relations
She helped minority groups have a say in the government
158
This formed a treaty between the U.S. and European countries pledging to defend each other
PACTO
SEATO
OTAN
NATO
159
What helped the government supply manpower for the military?
Yellow Journalism
News reels
The Selective Service Act
The Location of the War
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Why did Minorities have a hard time after WWII?
Many could only live in Suburbs and in factory jobs
They were excluded from jobs and to move to suburbs
They were too busy working to move to new suburbs
Many still lived in the countryside
161
Which amendment granted citizenship to African Americans?
14th amendment
15th amendment
16th amendment
13th amendment
162
What does the Soviet Union request at the Potsdam Conference?
Free elections
The spread of communist to their part of Germany
A "sphere of influence"
Democratic government
163
Which administration encouraged to come up with a "code of fair practice" for each industry?
National Recovery Act
National Recovery Administration
National Federal Administration
National Industry Fund Administration
164
Which president was involved with the Camp David Accords?
Nixon
Clinton
Reagan
Carter
165
Which of these groups confronted the government violently in Wounded Knee, SD?
American Indian Movement
United Farms Workers Association
Gray Panthers
Palestinian Liberation Organization
166
What did the Dred Scott Decision conclude?
He could sue for his freedom because he was a citizen
Slaves were not property of their masters
He couldn't sue for his freedom because he was not a citizen
Slavery was unconstitutional
167
Which one of these cities was attacked with an atomic bomb?
Hiroshima
Okinawa
Tokyo
Newport
168
What did the Roosevelt Corollary state?
Roosevelt would stay in office for a new term
The U.S. would only trade with Caribbean islands
Roosevelt was being impeached from office
The U.S. would use force to protect its economic interests
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Populism supported all of these except...
Government ownership of railroad and telegraph lines
Decrease in the money supply
Regulated banks
Graduated income tax
170
What did the Volstead Act establish?
Women's suffrage
Prohibition
Slavery
KKK
171
What amendment stated the banning of alcoholic beverages?
13th amendment
15th amendment
19th amendment
18th amendment
172
What was Nixon trying to cover-up before resigning?
His involvement in the Watergate Scandal
A secret bill against Women's Rights
His opinions of the Democratic Party
His paperwork about sending more troops to Vietnam
173
What is a Business Monopoly?
When a company gains a large amount of workers
When a company helps other companies gain money
When a company becomes completely bankrupt
When a company has total control over an industry
174
Who were the two Italian anarchist that were unfairly accused of robbery and murder?
Sacco and Vanzetti
Samson and Vanzetti
Hoover and Roosevelt
Jane and Clyde
175
What was the Haymarket Riot?
People had a strike outside a factory and caused a riot
People protested against child labor
People were protesting against low pay
People protested police brutality and someone threw a bomb
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Roosevelt's proverb "Speak softly and carry a big stick" meant...
Only threaten with military forces
Carry only sticks and speak very soft
Do not negotiate, but do not use military forces
Negotiate peacefully, but also threaten with the military
177
Which pact caused 15 nations to pledge not to use war as an instrument of policy?
Treaty of Versailles
Kellogg-Briand Pact
None of these
German-American Pact
178
Which of the following were railway innovators?
None of these
George Westinghouse
George Pullman
Both A and B
179
True or False: The UN forces defended South Korea in the Korean War.
True
False
180
What did William Jennings Bryan's "Cross of Gold" speech criticize?
The Farmer's Alliance for interfering with the Populists
The government for being too hard on the farmer
None of these
The Democratic Party
181
What group did Marcus Garvey create in support of a separate African American society?
National Negro Association (NNA)
NAACP
Universal Negro Improvement Association (UNIA)
Universal Negro Right Committee (UNRC)
182
What did Carpetbaggers do?
Took over all southern political roles
Moved from north to south to take advantage after the war
Moved to south to north to get better jobs
Better the financial and political climate in the south
183
Who was Hiram Rhodes Revels?
First African American in the United States
President of the United States
First African American in Congress
A Slave
184
Which is one of the reasons the U.S. joined the war?
Isolation of Allies
Sweden joined
The Zimmerman Telegram
The British Blockade
185
What was the goal of "Doves" during the Vietnam War?
They wanted an all-out military effort to stop communism
They wanted the U.S. to withdraw from Vietnam
They support Vietnam's side
They wanted to keep the draft for future wars
186
Who was apart of the Four-Power Treaty?
U.S., Britain, France, Japan
Denmark, France, Italy, Spain
Germany, Soviet Union, Japan, Italy
U.S., Russia, Germany, Sweden
187
Which of these was Florida NOT involved with during the Cold War?
Preparing for Bay of Pigs invasion
Space Race Rocket Launches
Base for the Naval Blockade of Cuba
Many Cuban Refugees
188
Which was not a Long-Term cause of the Civil War?
Slavery
Sectionalism
States' Rights
Nationalism
189
Which was not a Domestic Consequence of WWI?
Accelerated social change for African Americans and Women
The Great Depression began immediately after
Strengthened military and government
Intensified anti-immigrant sentiments
190
Who were Radical Republicans?
They believed the south should face punishment for the war
They wanted to create segregation from African Americans
They thought the North was to blame for the war
They wanted to prevent civil equality for African Americans
191
The Panama Canal was created to...
Only allow Naval Boats and Americans to cross through
Help the people of Panama create tourism
Provide a compromise to the Spanish-American War
Provide a shortcut between the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans
192
True or False: During the Great Depression in Florida, employment increased and made boom towns
False
True
193
Thomas Edison invented all of the following except...
The Microwave
The Phonograph
Motion Pictures
The Light Bulb
194
What is buying on margin?
Never paying a down payment
Watching your debt
Spending all your money on the stock market
Paying a down payment and borrowing the rest for the stock
195
A division in Europe between the Democratic West and the Communist East was divided by
A stone wall
The 35th parallel
Segregation
An "Iron Curtain"
196
Why was the NAACP created?
To help farmers increase the value of their crops
To establish a way for the unemployed to get a job
To urge African Americans to protest racial violence
To urge Hispanics to join work unions
197
Which was a policy where stronger nations extend their powers over weaker territories?
Nationalism
Militarism
Communism
Imperialism
198
What were the Black Codes?
Laws that gave slaves citizenship
Laws that were based on slave codes from the past
Laws that allowed freedmen to hold office
Laws that prevented segregation
199
Who surrendered on V-E Day?
The U.S.
German
200
What happened on "Black Tuesday"?
The stock market was created
A March for civil rights
The Great Depression ended
The stock market crashed

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