After World War I, why was the Senate PRIMARILY fearful of joining the League of Nations?

They worried membership would drag the US into unnecessary global conflicts

A major purpose of President Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points was

make the world safe for democracy

What part of Woodrow Wilson’s “Fourteen Points” was the most controversial and was rejected by the United States Senate?

a League of Nations to promote peace between nations

Tripling of car owners, house hold appliances & radio and phonographs as entertainment in homes reflect the culture how?

a rise in the standard of living brought on by growing consumerism

Henry Ford had an impact on American society by

promoting consumerism through mass-production of affordable & efficient car

What role did Eugene Debs play during World War I?

socialist who served 3 years in prison under the Espionage and Sedition act

Which of the following BEST explains the African American population changes shown in the table?

Jobs in northern factories became more available

The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s can best be described as

a time of achievement by African- American writers, artists, and performers

Sinking of the Lusitania, German Unrestricted Submarine Warfare on U.S. Ships and The Zimmerman Telegram are reflect...

Reasons for US entry into World War I.

President Wilson’s initial view of World War I is best reflected by which of the following?

The movement from U.S. Neutrality to engagement in World War I.

The map most directly reflects the…

migration of African Americans to the North and West during World War I.

During the 1920s, the invention of radio and motion pictures both had the effect of

unifying Americans in a national culture.

The graph is most directly associated with which of the following processes occurring in the U.S. at the time?

The reduction of immigrants due to the Red Scare.

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Unit 7: World War 1 and the Roaring Twenties Review (SSUSH 15-16)

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SSUSH14 Explain America’s evolving relationship with the world at the turn of the twentieth century. SSUSH16 Investigate how political, economic, and cultural developments after WW I led to a shared national identity.

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1
Langston Hughes and Louis Armstrong are prominent figures in which movement:
Harlem Renaissance
Red Scare
Industrialization
Prohibition
2
After World War I, why was the Senate PRIMARILY fearful of joining the League of Nations?
They worried membership would drag the US into unnecessary global conflicts
The US did not have the monetary means to fulfill membership requirements
They wanted to become more involved in world affairs
They felt that immigration would spiral out of control in the United States
3
Bootleggers, speakeasies, and the rise of the mob are associated with which movement?
Prohibition
Voter reform
Harlem Renaissance
Women’s suffrage
4
A major purpose of President Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points was
make the world safe for democracy
ask Congress to enter World War I.
retaliate for sinking the Lusitania.
provide an aid program for rebuilding war-torn nations.
5
Jack Dempsey & Babe Ruth became national stars in the United States due to which new media in the
Radio
Social Media
Television
Newspaper
6
What part of Woodrow Wilson’s “Fourteen Points” was the most controversial and was rejected by the United States Senate?
the creation of nine new states in Europe
Germany’s acknowledgement of the “War Guilt Clause”
a League of Nations to promote peace between nations
the re-drawing of national boundaries in Europe
7
Tripling of car owners, house hold appliances & radio and phonographs as entertainment in homes reflect the culture how?
a rise in the standard of living brought on by growing consumerism
a decline in American-made products replaced by imported goods
the increasing number of women employed in high-paying jobs
the unequal distribution of wealth between regions of the United States
8
Henry Ford had an impact on American society by
promoting consumerism through mass-production of affordable & efficient car
developing numerous railroad systems that connected the entire country.
discovering a way to refine crude oil into cheap gasoline for automobiles.
increasing the social class divide by making cars only the wealthy could
9
What role did Eugene Debs play during World War I?
a famous fighter pilot during WWI who fought back the Germans
an extremist that believed he was sent from God to spread capitalism
socialist who served 3 years in prison under the Espionage and Sedition act
the man who intercepted the Zimmerman Note & published it in news
10
Which of the following BEST explains the African American population changes shown in the table?
Immigration from African countries increased.
Jobs in northern factories became more available
The U.S. military was recruiting African American soldiers.
Farmland was more affordable in the North.
11
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s can best be described as
a movement that sought to draw people back to the inner cities
a relief program to provide jobs for minority workers
an organization created to help promote African-American businesses
a time of achievement by African- American writers, artists, and performers
12
Sinking of the Lusitania, German Unrestricted Submarine Warfare on U.S. Ships and The Zimmerman Telegram are reflect...
Causes of the Second Great Awakening
Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Point Plan
Sectional Divides between the North and South
Reasons for US entry into World War I.
13
President Wilson’s initial view of World War I is best reflected by which of the following?
Congresses support for the ratification of Wilson’s Fourteen Point Plan.
The movement from U.S. Neutrality to engagement in World War I.
The Nullification Crisis caused by Southern resistance to federal law.
The U.S. military commitment to countries battling communist insurgencies
14
The map most directly reflects the…
migration of Southern farmers during the Civil War.
migration of Dust bowlers to the North and West during the Great Depress
migration of African Americans to the North and West during World War I.
migration of big business during the 1920’s
15
Which phrase correctly completes the diagram above?
The election of Franklin Roosevelt
The Great Depression
The Red Scare
US entry into WWI
16
During the 1920s, the invention of radio and motion pictures both had the effect of
increasing American’s interest in history and literature.
increasing the ability of criminals to operate undetected.
unifying Americans in a national culture.
undermining the tendency of industry toward big business & mass production
17
Which amendments gives suffrage to women?
15th
13th
19th
18th
18
Which action by the United States government best reflects the philosophy expressed in this poster?
Espionage Act
Red Scare
Intolerable Acts
American Expansionism
19
An unintended consequence of the passage of the 18th Amendment led to
a rise in organized crime.
expanding economic freedoms for women.
an increase in federal tax revenue.
US involvement in World War I.
20
The graph is most directly associated with which of the following processes occurring in the U.S. at the time?
The reduction of immigrants due to the Red Scare.
The emergence of an industrialized economy
The joining of European and American cultures
The displacement of American Indians from the South

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Unit 7: World War 1 and the Roaring Twenties Review (SSUSH 15-16)

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Questions 20

Answers

1
Langston Hughes and Louis Armstrong are prominent figures in which movement:
Harlem Renaissance
Red Scare
Industrialization
Prohibition
2
After World War I, why was the Senate PRIMARILY fearful of joining the League of Nations?
They worried membership would drag the US into unnecessary global conflicts
The US did not have the monetary means to fulfill membership requirements
They wanted to become more involved in world affairs
They felt that immigration would spiral out of control in the United States
3
Bootleggers, speakeasies, and the rise of the mob are associated with which movement?
Prohibition
Voter reform
Harlem Renaissance
Women’s suffrage
4
A major purpose of President Woodrow Wilson’s Fourteen Points was
make the world safe for democracy
ask Congress to enter World War I.
retaliate for sinking the Lusitania.
provide an aid program for rebuilding war-torn nations.
5
Jack Dempsey & Babe Ruth became national stars in the United States due to which new media in the
Radio
Social Media
Television
Newspaper
6
What part of Woodrow Wilson’s “Fourteen Points” was the most controversial and was rejected by the United States Senate?
the creation of nine new states in Europe
Germany’s acknowledgement of the “War Guilt Clause”
a League of Nations to promote peace between nations
the re-drawing of national boundaries in Europe
7
Tripling of car owners, house hold appliances & radio and phonographs as entertainment in homes reflect the culture how?
a rise in the standard of living brought on by growing consumerism
a decline in American-made products replaced by imported goods
the increasing number of women employed in high-paying jobs
the unequal distribution of wealth between regions of the United States
8
Henry Ford had an impact on American society by
promoting consumerism through mass-production of affordable & efficient car
developing numerous railroad systems that connected the entire country.
discovering a way to refine crude oil into cheap gasoline for automobiles.
increasing the social class divide by making cars only the wealthy could
9
What role did Eugene Debs play during World War I?
a famous fighter pilot during WWI who fought back the Germans
an extremist that believed he was sent from God to spread capitalism
socialist who served 3 years in prison under the Espionage and Sedition act
the man who intercepted the Zimmerman Note & published it in news
10
Which of the following BEST explains the African American population changes shown in the table?
Immigration from African countries increased.
Jobs in northern factories became more available
The U.S. military was recruiting African American soldiers.
Farmland was more affordable in the North.
11
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s can best be described as
a movement that sought to draw people back to the inner cities
a relief program to provide jobs for minority workers
an organization created to help promote African-American businesses
a time of achievement by African- American writers, artists, and performers
12
Sinking of the Lusitania, German Unrestricted Submarine Warfare on U.S. Ships and The Zimmerman Telegram are reflect...
Causes of the Second Great Awakening
Woodrow Wilson’s 14 Point Plan
Sectional Divides between the North and South
Reasons for US entry into World War I.
13
President Wilson’s initial view of World War I is best reflected by which of the following?
Congresses support for the ratification of Wilson’s Fourteen Point Plan.
The movement from U.S. Neutrality to engagement in World War I.
The Nullification Crisis caused by Southern resistance to federal law.
The U.S. military commitment to countries battling communist insurgencies
14
The map most directly reflects the…
migration of Southern farmers during the Civil War.
migration of Dust bowlers to the North and West during the Great Depress
migration of African Americans to the North and West during World War I.
migration of big business during the 1920’s
15
Which phrase correctly completes the diagram above?
The election of Franklin Roosevelt
The Great Depression
The Red Scare
US entry into WWI
16
During the 1920s, the invention of radio and motion pictures both had the effect of
increasing American’s interest in history and literature.
increasing the ability of criminals to operate undetected.
unifying Americans in a national culture.
undermining the tendency of industry toward big business & mass production
17
Which amendments gives suffrage to women?
15th
13th
19th
18th
18
Which action by the United States government best reflects the philosophy expressed in this poster?
Espionage Act
Red Scare
Intolerable Acts
American Expansionism
19
An unintended consequence of the passage of the 18th Amendment led to
a rise in organized crime.
expanding economic freedoms for women.
an increase in federal tax revenue.
US involvement in World War I.
20
The graph is most directly associated with which of the following processes occurring in the U.S. at the time?
The reduction of immigrants due to the Red Scare.
The emergence of an industrialized economy
The joining of European and American cultures
The displacement of American Indians from the South