Why did the US participate in the Washington Naval Conference and the Kellog-Briand Pact?

to work with other nations to prevent future wars

What did African-American writers, artists, & musicians achieve during the Harlem Renaissance?

to show African Americans could produce great works art

What was the purpose of the Grange movement?

to break rural isolation of farmers and represent themselves

The war crimes trials in Nuremberg and Tokyo following World War 2 established the concept that

People can be held accountable for their actions in a war

“Bleeding Kansas” demonstrated that popular sovereignty was

an unworkable solution for territories of Kansas & Nebraska.

Why did the US get involved in the Korean War?

To contain and stop the spread of communism

increase taxes on imports = Americans to buy American made

Cash and Carry, the Destroyers for Naval Bases Deal, & Lend-Lease Act were all designed to...

aid the Allies without involving the U.S. in the war

What impact did President Roosevelt's New Deal have on the economy?

It created several programs to get US out of Gr. Depression

How did the Dawes Act of 1887 affect Native Americans?

divided reservations into allotments & if accepted= citizen

The cartoon seen here was probably drawn by someone who felt that the United States

should not join the League of Nations

Marcus Garvey would have been most supportive of which of the following?

establishment of a separate society for African Americans

Why did President Truman give the orders to use nuclear weapons on Hiroshima & Nagasaki?

He desired to end the war quickly in order to save lives.

What is being depicted in this political cartoon?

Kennedy & Kruschev at a stalemate over nuclear war

What did the GI Bill do?

Helped veterans pay for college, buy homes, & job training,

Radical Republicans were angered by President Johnsons Reconstruction plan because it required

wealthy planters & Confederate leaders to apply for pardons

Which of the following is a characteristic of the Fundamentalist Movement?

Opposed Darwin's theory of evolution

During both World War I and World War II, American women

Entered factories to fill jobs left by men fighting abroad

How did the US benefit from expanding to the Pacific Hawaii, and Guam in the late 19th century?

B. US wanted to establish a naval presence in the Pacific.

How did Lyndon B. Johnson's "Great Society" believe these programs would change society?

By promoting equal opportunity and reducing poverty

How did political machines ensure their candidate was elected?

helped immigrants get their citizenship so they could vote

What was an effect of the Great Railroad and Haymarket Riot on the labor movement?

C. The labor movement became associated with violence.

In what way was Floridian Mary McLeod Bethune influential during World War II?

Only Black woman at UN conference to protect human rights

What was the impact of the Zimmerman Telegram?

American public opinion was outraged against Germany

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1
Why did the US participate in the Washington Naval Conference and the Kellog-Briand Pact?
to work with other nations to prevent future wars
to reduce barriers to international trade
to form military alliances as a defense against aggression
to expand American influence over Asia and Latin America
2
What did African-American writers, artists, & musicians achieve during the Harlem Renaissance?
to show African Americans could produce great works art
to show that material success can often lead to tragedy
to display ability as conscientious workers in the workplace
North and South were equal in treatment of African Americans
3
What was the purpose of the Grange movement?
to fight the corruption of political machines in the cities
Stop government ownership of railroads & telegraphs
to break rural isolation of farmers and represent themselves
halt the influx of immigrants from Southern & Eastern Europe
4
The war crimes trials in Nuremberg and Tokyo following World War 2 established the concept that
People can be held accountable for their actions in a war
those convicted should be given shorter sentences
pardons should be granted to all accused war criminals
nations could be made to pay for wartime damages
5
“Bleeding Kansas” demonstrated that popular sovereignty was
good idea for pro-slavery territories applying for statehood
an unworkable solution for territories of Kansas & Nebraska.
a pro-slavery policy that consistently angered Northerners.
a peaceful way for voters to decide on the issue of slavery.
6
Why did the US get involved in the Korean War?
To defeat Japanese forces after Pearl Harbor
To stop the South Korean army from invading North Korea
to create a peaceful alliance between US and Korea
To contain and stop the spread of communism
7
What is a tariff?
taxes on exports such as American made cars shipping to Asia
taxes on immigrants
taxes on the wealthy
increase taxes on imports = Americans to buy American made
8
Cash and Carry, the Destroyers for Naval Bases Deal, & Lend-Lease Act were all designed to...
guarantee a third term to President Franklin D.Roosevelt
contribute to the success of the Axis powers
aid the Allies without involving the U.S. in the war
relieve unemployment caused by the Great Depression
9
What impact did President Roosevelt's New Deal have on the economy?
Helped women join the workforce
It created several programs to get US out of Gr. Depression
It failed to provide a significant difference in US economy
Showed that FDR could not successfully run the country
10
How did the Dawes Act of 1887 affect Native Americans?
required for the government to build schools on reservation
divided reservations into allotments & if accepted= citizen
allowed the Ghost Dance ritual to be performed
Required Native Americans to register to Vote
11
Which of the following is NOT a cause of the Great Depression?
Overproduction of goods in America
Smallpox Outbreak
Americans buying on credit
uneven distribution of American Wealth
12
The cartoon seen here was probably drawn by someone who felt that the United States
was taking advantage of smaller nations.
should not join the League of Nations
should not enter World War I.
should join the League of Nations.
13
Kennedy sought to achieve the goal described in this speech through the formation of the…
Peace Corps
South East Asia Treaty Organization (SEATO)
World Bank
Organization of American States (OAS)
14
Which of these factors pulled immigrants to the United States (Second Industrial Revolution)?
Potential employment
Poor economic conditions
Religious persecution
Lack of food
15
The Emancipation Proclamation aligns mostly with what amendment?
13th Amendment
12th Amendment
14th Amendment
15th Amendment
16
Marcus Garvey would have been most supportive of which of the following?
Equality between white & black community
Liberal Arts Education for African American students
establishment of a separate society for African Americans
segregation so long as efforts are made toward progress
17
Why did President Truman give the orders to use nuclear weapons on Hiroshima & Nagasaki?
He hoped to destroy the centers of Japan’s defense industry.
He wanted to respond to the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor.
He desired to end the war quickly in order to save lives.
He believed Japan was making nuclear weapons in those cities
18
This photograph shows the post–World War II growth that was typical of…
inner cities
suburban communities
tourist resorts
public housing projects
19
What is being depicted in this political cartoon?
Kennedy & Kruschev are shaking hands on nuclear agreement
Kennedy & Kruschev are debating over trade deals
Kennedy & Kruschev agreeing to agreeing to invade China
Kennedy & Kruschev at a stalemate over nuclear war
20
What did the GI Bill do?
Helped veterans pay for college, buy homes, & job training,
Gave military awards to veterans
Require veterans to re-enlist in future wars
dismantled high ranking officers who were abusing power
21
Radical Republicans were angered by President Johnsons Reconstruction plan because it required
Southern landholders to break up their plantations.
states to grant African Americans the right to vote.
state legislatures to submit to federal regulations.
wealthy planters & Confederate leaders to apply for pardons
22
Which of the following is a characteristic of the Fundamentalist Movement?
Led the movement to ban alcohol
Supported Communist Expansion
Opposed immigration Quotas
Opposed Darwin's theory of evolution
23
During both World War I and World War II, American women
Entered factories to fill jobs left by men fighting abroad
Fought overseas
Became isolated in their homes
Demanded equal pay for equal work in the private sector
24
How did the US benefit from expanding to the Pacific Hawaii, and Guam in the late 19th century?
A. The United States was preparing for a war with China.
C. The US needed more men to conscript into armed forces.
D. The US wanted to limit the expansion of imperial Germany.
B. US wanted to establish a naval presence in the Pacific.
25
How did Lyndon B. Johnson's "Great Society" believe these programs would change society?
By developing government agencies to monitor race relations
By promoting equal opportunity and reducing poverty
By encouraging civic participation and eliminating diseases
By creating economic incentives for entrepreneurship
26
Which event do these newspapers describe?
Red Scare
Cold War
Great Depression
Prohibition
27
How did political machines ensure their candidate was elected?
Paid off aAfrican Americans living in slums
Political machines ethically donated to political campaigns
helped immigrants get their citizenship so they could vote
changed votes at voting stations
28
What was an effect of the Great Railroad and Haymarket Riot on the labor movement?
D. A formal court order had to be issues to resolve strikes.
B. Railroad workers wages were increased.
A. Labor unions were able to achieve their goals.
C. The labor movement became associated with violence.
29
A major cause of the internment of Japanese Americans during World War II was…
immigration quotas
economic depression
racial prejudice
national segregation policies
30
In what way was Floridian Mary McLeod Bethune influential during World War II?
She advised on using Florida's resources to support the war
Only Black woman at UN conference to protect human rights
The first African American Nurse
A high ranking Military officer
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What was the impact of the Zimmerman Telegram?
American public opinion was outraged against Germany
Mexico allied with Germany in World War I
The United States paid Mexico compensation for territory
The United States Senate immediately declared was on Germany

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