US History Sem 1 Exam Review

Riches were a sign of God's fortune. Poor people must be lazy and deserve to be poor.

Was FDR successful in his attempt to increase the number of Supreme Court justices?

Who founded the Populist Party?

Better job opportunities for those immigrating in the late 1800s

The “promise” in this political cartoon was brought to America’s attention by ________.

This was a literary and arts movement of African Americans in the 1920s

It appeared to be a time of prosperity, but poverty and corruption were hidden beneath

The star is the location of

FDR used this technology to restore confidence in the American economy

Which letter is closest to France

Pearl Harbor is important in American History because....

The Social Security Act

Why did FDR want to change the number of Supreme Court justices?

The most important development linking West & East in the Gilded Age

At the end of the Spanish American War, the USA acquired which lands?

America 'acquired' Hawaii prior to 1877

Which of these was NOT a criticism of the New Deal?

In the Gilded Age, individuals who were largely anti-immigrant were known as

This president's legacy includes the building of the Panama Canal

This is the mindset that people from English speaking places were superior

This movement targeted the social problems of the Gilded Age

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How did John D. Rockefeller make his fortune?

The growth or increase in cities

What happened to the American economy during WW1?

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Immigrants were all of the following except:

Congress and __________ created many New Deal programs to help alleviate the Great Depression

Which letter is closest to Germany

Tammany Hall was the name of:

Women's gained suffrage thanks to what?

When was the armistice signed by Germany ending World War 1

Mass production of the automobile can be attributed to all of the following except:

Which TWO countries were excluded from negotiating the Treaty of Versailles

Refusal to fight in WW1 due to religious / moral beliefs

Which of the following was NOT a cause of the Great Depression

In 1910-1929 African Americans were moving from the South to Northern Cities

All of the following are factors behind the Great Migration except

What were the three "R's" of the New Deal

The "M" in MAIN stands for

Majority of immigrants coming to Angel island were from:

President Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace was known as

During the Red Scare, Americans were afraid of the spread of ___________

In WW1, soldiers faced all of the following except

The 1920's in America were nicknamed ____.

_______ wrote this passage. The "we" is __________.

Reporting characterized by exaggerations, misrepresentations, and sometimes lies

In 1920, women won the right to:

During the Gilded Age, many immigrants lived in dirty, crowded _________ buildings

The Harlem Renaissance was which type of movement?

The spark that is considered to be the immediate cause of WW1 was

Theodore Roosevelt's progressive reforms did NOT include:

Industrialization led to all of the following except:

The man on the right in the image most likely represents

The 15th Amendment guaranteed

Individuals who attempted to expose corruption and inequality during the Progressive Era

Due to media outcry, this event got America involved in the Spanish American War

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What was the League of Nations?

Which of the following was NOT a problem of the Industrial Revolution?

How many judges are there on the Supreme Court?

Queen Liliuokalani tried to keep it sovereign, but the U.S. had other ideas.

In the cartoon, what Imperialist philosophy is being demonstrated?

The 18th Amendment established

Which of these was NOT a result of the Bonus March of 1932?

a _____ investigates corruption and uses their writing skills to bring public awareness

An increase in the number of gas stations, tourist cabins, and restaurants was a result of:

Why did immigrants vote for corrupt politician like Boss Tweed?

Military group led by T. Roosevelt during the Spanish-American War.

Which of the following was NOT a common demand of early labor movements?

The "Big Four" that met at Paris Peace Conference in 1919 were

How many hours do you plan to study for your EXAM?

The ______ was a British ocean liner that was sunk by a German ____________ on May 17, 19

Citizens rule through their elected representatives

This new process allowed steel to be produced stronger, faster, and cheaper than ever before

Which of the following was NOT one of the goals of the Progressive Movement

Upton Sinclair helped to pass which reforms in the food industry?

John Scopes was found guilty of teaching ___ in Tennessee in 1925

This famous conscientious objector became a hero in WW1

Wilson's peace plan at the end of World War 1 called for ______

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

Which of the following is NOT true of Andrew Carnegie?

In the acronym MAIN, what did the "A" stand for

The NAACP's main goal during the Progressive movement was

The Square Deal was most closely associated with:

Which of these is NOT a reason the U.S joined World War 1?

Which of the following was NOT a factor fueling American Imperialism?

Which letter is closest to Russia

Which of the following is TRUE of WW1?

The Triple Entente (allies) included:

Which of these best describes the goal of the Bonus Marchers?

What is the subject of this political cartoon?

Ida Tarbell and Upton Sinclair were both

Which letter is closest to SERBIA

Which of the following was NOT acquired prior to 1877?

Puerto Rico became an American territory as a result of

This immigration port was located in the West Coast of the USA

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