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1
An aviator who flew nonstop from NYC to Paris.
Amelia Earhart
Charles Lindbergh
Red Baron
Nikola Tesla
2
President McKinley showed himself as an expansionist by buying the Philippines from Spain.
True
False
3
He was known as an American Educator and founder of Tuskegee Institute.
Booker T Washington
Fredrick Douglass
WEB Du Bois
Francis Scott Key
4
During the election of 1912 Republicans abandoned progressive reform.
False
True
5
These donated public land to several states for agricultural and mechanical arts colleges.
Housing and Urban Development Act
Morrill Acts
Chinese Exclusion Act
Intolerable Acts
6
Booker T Washington is known for promoting black nationalism.
True
False
7
Business magnate who made his fortune in railroads and shipping.
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Charles Lindbergh
JP Morgan
Andrew Carnegie
8
Prohibition led to the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti.
True
False
9
Who is credited for using Dollar Diplomacy?
JP Morgan
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
10
Inventor, electrical and mechanical engineer best known for his alternating current electrical supply system.
Alexander Graham Bell
Nikola Tesla
Elon Musk
Andrew Carnegie
11
During the Progressive Era the government took a more active role in regulating business.
False
True
12
Governor of New Jersey turned 28th President, serving from 1913-1921.
William Howard Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Michael Huckabee
Woodrow Wilson
13
Most influential women’s group campaigned for labor laws prison reform and women’s suffrage, founded in Ohio 1874.
NACCP
YWCA
NAACP
WCTU
14
The following are all push factors EXCEPT
Job opportunities
Religious intolerance
War
Segregation
15
President Bill Clinton apologized for the illegal overthrow of the Hawaiian Queen in 1993.
False
True
16
PL 47-126, this law outlawed the entry of all Chinese laborers from 1882-1943.
Japanese Internment
Jim Crow
Stamp Act
Chinese Exclusion Act
17
The Telegraph allowed businesses in the west to stay in touch with eastern markets.
False
True
18
Americans felt safer flying after Charles Lindbergh’s flight to Paris.
False
True
19
Hawaii was a strategic location for a naval base making annexing important to the US.
True
False
20
First intergovernmental organization, founded 1919.
League of Legends
Justice League
Labor League
League of Nations
21
A main pull factor that drew people to the cities during the late 1800s were job opportunities.
False
True
22
Identifying with one’s own nation and supporting its interests.
Imperialism
Militarism
Nationalism
Nativism
23
Writings of the Lost Generation often includes laissez-faire theory and racial inequalities.
False
True
24
A weakness in the Articles of Confederation was the inability to tax citizens.
True
False
25
African Americans wanted more rights and better paying jobs and so started the great migration of the 1920s.
True
False
26
The Battle of Saratoga was the decisive victory of the US over Britain in the Revolutionary War.
False
True
27
The knights of labor helped unskilled female workers get equal pay.
True
False
28
This era went from 1870-1900 and was marked by rapid economic growth, high wages, and industrialization.
Roaring Twenties
Depression
Gilded Age
Progressive Era
29
Corporate financier, banker, Wall Street wizard best known for his industrial consolidation.
Charles Lindbergh
JP Morgan
Cornelius Vanderbilt
Andrew Carnegie
30
Desire of a government to maintain a strong military force.
Imperialism
Totalitarianism
Nationalism
Militarism
31
Laissez-faire politics follows a policy of non interference. The attitude of letting things take their course.
False
True
32
Policy of extending a country’s power and influence through diplomacy and military force.
Totalitarianism
Nationalism
Militarism
Imperialism
33
President from 1901-1909. He was noted for his love or nature and even had a toy named after him.
William Howard Taft
Franklin Roosevelt
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
34
How many African Americans moved from the rural South to the North, Midwest and West during the Great Migration?
6 trillion
6 million
6 thousand
6 billion
35
This precursor to the Constitution was written in 1777, but was not ratified until 1781.
Treaty of Versailles
Article of Confederation
Declaration of Independence
Paris Peace Papers
36
American Historian noted for his Frontier Thesis.
Frederick Jackson Turner
Andrew Carnegie
Charles Lindbergh
Nikola Tesla
37
The People’s Party, it was a left wing agrarian party of the late 19th Century.
Progressive Party
Farmer’s Party
Liberal Party
Populist Party
38
The Supreme Court’s verdict in 1896 Plessy v Ferguson case allowed for equal protection under the law.
True
False
39
The Battle of Saratoga was a major turning point because the patriot’s victory persuaded the French to form an alliance.
False
True
40
Ruling that racial segregation did not violate the law as long as facilities for both parties are of equal quality.
Plessy v Ferguson
Brown v Board of Education
Marbury v Madison
Roe v Wade
41
African American infantry, 369 Infantry, deployed in both WWI and WII.
Tuskegee Airmen
Harlem Renaissance
Foreign Legion
Harlem Hellfighters
42
Chief Joseph was a leader of which tribe?
Muckleshoot
Suquamish
Yakima
Nez Perce
43
This era was between 1890-WWI. It featured industrialization, urbanization, and immigration.
Gilded Age
Colonial Era
Roaring Twenties
Progressive Era
44
Organized association of workers, often tradesmen or professionals.
Teacher’s Union
Human Resources
Freedom Fighters
Labor Unions
45
Prohibition banned all manufacture and sale of this from 1920-1933.
Sugar
Alcohol
Marijuana
Cigarettes
46
Labor organization best known for their part in the Great Railroad Strike of 1877.
Knights of St Christopher
Knights Templar
Knights of Columbus
Knights of Labor
47
The Harlem Hellfighters were an African-American jazz band that first appeared in New York City the during late 1920s.
False
True
48
WWI affected working conditions in the US by labor unions agreeing to pay cuts and longer working hours.
False
True
49
A common policy for Republican presidents in the 1920s was to support the progressive domestic policies.
False
True
50
27th President served from 1909-1913.
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William Howard Taft
Franklin Roosevelt
51
The Treaty of Versailles placed the blame for WWI on this country and required that they pay reparations.
France
Italy
Germany
Austria
52
Frederick Jackson Turner’s frontier thesis exposed the U.S. Navy needed to be modernized.
False
True