which statement best explains the effects of Victory Gardens during World War II?

added to the food supply, which was rationed during the war.

Which best describes Teddy Roosevelt's policy toward Latin America in the early 1900s?

US should be able to intervene in countries around us

What are the women doing in this picture?

Fighting to pass the 19th amendment

Reforms pushed by the Grange and Populists included

Government regulation of transportation systems

The result of the Spanish American war was... (2)

Cuba became independent from Spain, The United states took over the Philippines

What was the main reason for the emergence of “Hoovervilles” like in the photograph?

Many Americans had lost jobs during the Great Depression.

how did the Vietnam war effect the American economy?

Resources for domestic programs were diverted to the war

NATO and the Warsaw pact can be described as two

alliances who vowed to protect members during the Cold War

which statement best explains how alliances contributed to the start of WWI?

caused countries to get involved in other nations’ conflicts

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1
which statement best explains the effects of Victory Gardens during World War II?
added to the food supply, which was rationed during the war.
led to a decline in the inequality between the rich and poor
promoted the cutback of government regulations
led to a decrease in the # of goods being shipped overseas
2
Which best describes Teddy Roosevelt's policy toward Latin America in the early 1900s?
Latin American countries should receive money from the US
US should be able to intervene in countries around us
The US should stay out of other people's business
Latin American countries should form an alliance
3
Which person would best fit in the spot #1?
Alexander Graham Bell
Cornelius Vanderbilt
John D. Rockefeller
Andrew Carnegie
4
What are the women doing in this picture?
protesting the amendment that would allow women to vote
Fighting to pass the 18th amendment
Fighting to pass the 19th amendment
protecting the government from enemies of women's suffrage
5
one way business leaders tried to eliminate competition was by
increasing the prices of their products
developing overseas markets
paying high wages to their workers
forming monopolies or trusts
6
Reforms pushed by the Grange and Populists included
Government regulation of transportation systems
Private ownership of railroads
Abolishment of income tax
A return to the gold standard
7
Which number on the graph most likely represents the U.S. economy in 1930?
1
4
2
3
8
The result of the Spanish American war was... (2)
Spain won
The United States took over Cuba
Cuba became independent from Spain
The United states took over the Philippines
9
What was the main reason for the emergence of “Hoovervilles” like in the photograph?
homes had been destroyed by the effects of the Dust Bowl
Many Americans had lost jobs during the Great Depression.
Housing projects could not keep up with homes needed by poor
Preparations for WWII caused a shortage of materials
10
Which war were these students most likely protesting?
WWI
Vietnam War
Korean War
WWII
11
how did the Vietnam war effect the American economy?
Resources for domestic programs were diverted to the war
Many Americans who did not support the war were drafted
12
The scandal that caused Nixon to resign is known as
Bounty Gate
Monica Lewinsky
Watergate
Iran Contra
13
The Open Door Policy was designed for the United States to further
international diplomacy.
its desires to annex foreign nations.
its trade interests in China
the establishment of democratic governments.
14
The purpose of the Dawes Act, which created the Carlisle Indian School, was to
prepare children for life on the reservation
train future leaders in tribal traditions
promote cultural assimilation
teach skills needed for working in factories
15
Which U.S. foreign policy term BEST completes this diagram?
Imperialism
Isolationism
Appeasement
Containment
16
The United States responded to Japanese Aggression in China by
Starting an Oil Embargo
bombing them in Pearl Harbor
Passing the Japanese exclusion act
all of the above
17
NATO and the Warsaw pact can be described as two
Bodies established by the UN to promote peace
alliances who vowed to protect members during the Cold War
treaties negotiated at Versailles
organizations founded by European Community to promote trade
18
which statement best explains how alliances contributed to the start of WWI?
caused countries to get involved in other nations’ conflicts
caused small European ethnic group to want independence
caused stronger nations to take over weaker nation
caused a buildup of a nation’s armed forces
19
Which Supreme court case showed that these conditions should be outlawed?
Brown v. Board
Davis v. Prince Edward County
Briggs v. Elliott
Plessy v. Ferguson
20
The Launching of Sputnik began this competition between the US and USSR
cold war
arms race
space race
miracle on ice

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