The Espionage Act of 1918 made what a crime?

to mail or print info that inspired dissent against the war

Why was the Chinese Exclusion Act repealed in the 1940s?

They were allies to the US in WWII

What was the primary argument of opponents against joining the League of Nations?

The League stripped Congress of some of its sovereignty

The Roosevelt Corollary was designed to do which of the following?

Preventarmed interventions by Europeans

The politics of the 1920s are defined by all of the following EXCEPT:

its pursuit of large federal government

The Atlantic Charter:

Set out a vision for a postwar world (produced by US & GB)

Which of the following best describes the Republican economic policies of the 1920s?

A laissez-faire doctrine that favored big business

Which of the following was NOT a primary contributing factor to the Great Migration?

Bribes provided by govt for African Americans to leave South

Which program promoted recovery by ending wage and price deflation and restoring competition?

NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION

Which of the following organizations attempted to shape/ direct public opinion of the war?

.Committee on Public Information

The Scopes Trial was addressing which issue?

Whether or not to teach evolution in schools

The Kellogg-Briand Pact:

Virtually banned war between agreeing nations

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1
The Espionage Act of 1918 made what a crime?
to be an operative for a Central Power
to dodge the draft
to spy on behalf of the US without permission from the gov't
to mail or print info that inspired dissent against the war
2
The Immigration Act of 1924 was based upon what?
Census of 1924
Census of 1910
Census of 1790
Census of 1890
3
Why was the Chinese Exclusion Act repealed in the 1940s?
They were an axis power and US feared an attack of spite
They were allies to the US in WWII
It was never repealed.
There was no interest by China to come to the US
4
Which of the following New Deal programs had the greatest long-term impact on the U.S. economy?
National Recovery Administration
Social Security Act
Civilian Conservation Corps
Tennessee Valley Authority
5
Which New Deal program worked to reduce surplus and increase demand for farm commodities?
FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF ADMIN.
CIVIL WORKS ADMINISTRATION
FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION
AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT
6
What was the primary argument of opponents against joining the League of Nations?
The League of Nations would isolate the U.S
The League of Nations violated Wilson's Fourteen Points
The League stripped Congress of some of its sovereignty
There were not enough German reparations to the U.S.
7
The Roosevelt Corollary was designed to do which of the following?
Prohibitrebellions from happening within imperialized areas
Allow Roosevelt supreme and uncheckable power over all laws
Preventarmed interventions by Europeans
Preventimperialized nations from politically joining the US
8
The“Roaring Twenties” and “Mass Culture” were primarily a reaction to America’s:
new culture of appreciation of theclassics
new culture of consumption
new culture of frugality and modest means
newculture of creativity
9
The politics of the 1920s are defined by all of the following EXCEPT:
its pursuit of large federal government
ridden with corruption
its laissez-faire approach to governing
involved relationship with big business
10
What was the name for the US military approach of taking down Japan in the Pacific?
Island hopping
Island bouncing
Island Acquisition
The US did not attempt to take down Japan
11
Which of the following was NOT one of FDR's described Four Freedoms?
Freedom from fear
Freedom from want
Freedom of religion
Freedom from corruption
12
The Atlantic Charter:
Established a definitive time when the US would declare war
Was a non-aggression agreement between Russia & US
Set out a vision for a postwar world (produced by US & GB)
Was an agreement to loan GB arms if they came to get them
13
The Emergency Quota Act of 1921 limited the immigration of which group?
Africans
East Asians
South Americans
Europeans
14
Which of the following best describes the Republican economic policies of the 1920s?
Economic policy that aided small business over big business
Increase in regulatory programs to aid labor unions
A laissez-faire doctrine that favored big business
Use of antitrust powers to increase competition in business
15
The Treaty of Versailles did all of the following EXCEPT
Punished Germany
Designed to solve problems caused by WWI
Increased the alliance between France, England, and US
Ended World War II
16
Which of the following was NOT a primary contributing factor to the Great Migration?
Thedesire of African Americans to pursue higher paying jobs
Bribes provided by govt for African Americans to leave South
Persistenceof lynching and racial violence in the south
Developmentof factories in the North
17
Marcus Garvey greatly influenced which movement/ ideology?
Immigrant's Rights
Black Nationalism
Interventionism
Women's Rights
18
Which program promoted recovery by ending wage and price deflation and restoring competition?
NATIONAL RECOVERY ADMINISTRATION
SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE COMMISSION
FEDERAL DEPOSIT INSURANCE CORP
FEDERAL EMERGENCY RELIEF ADMIN.
19
Glass Steagall Act dealt with the issue of
National Security
Land Conservation
Banking Regulation
Military Enhancements
20
The Indian Reorganization Act worked to replace what?
Dawes Act
Reservations Act
Indian Organization Act
Indian Removal Act
21
Which of the following organizations attempted to shape/ direct public opinion of the war?
Committeeof the American Public
Committee onPublic Affairs
Committeeon Patriotic Affairs
.Committee on Public Information
22
Which laws established US isolation from war-related events in Europe and the Pacific?
Roosevelt Corollary
Anti-Involvement Act
Isolationist Acts
Neutrality Acts
23
The Zimmerman Telegram was a message sent between which two countries?
Germany and England
Germany and the United States
Germany and Mexico
Mexico and the United States
24
The auto industry impacted and helped expand which of the following?
Public spendingfor public roads
Thesuburban housing industry
Allof the above
The steel,rubber, glass, and petroleum industries
25
Which of the following groups was the most aggressive in their pursuit of women's suffrage?
National Woman’sParty
Women’sParty of America
Suffragists ofAmerica
NationalAmerican Woman Suffrage Association
26
The Scopes Trial was addressing which issue?
Whether or not to teach evolution in schools
The rights of immigrants in the courts
Prelude to women's right to vote
The rights of freedmen and women
27
During which presidency was the Teapot Dome Scandal?
Wilson
Harding
Coolidge
FDR
28
The Red Scare was a fear of what type of government?
Communism
Socialism
Fascism
Totalitarianism
29
The Kellogg-Briand Pact:
Guaranteed alliances between signatory nations through WWI
Allowed for war when ultimately necessary
Was piloted by French and British diplomats
Virtually banned war between agreeing nations
30
Which group had been most affected by the depression prior to the Stock Market Crash?
Farmers
Bankers
Women in industry
Laborers

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