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4th Period Final Review 2022
4th Period Final Review 2022
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The final exam will be 75 m/c questions on Thursday, June 9th.
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1
Why did President Wilson create the 14 points?
expand colonial empires
punish aggressive nations
determine Germany's war reparations
ensure lasting Peace
2
when did executive order 9066 get repealed?
1980
1872
1976
1853
3
The U.S. Congress passed the 14 Points.
False
True
4
who led the "Hawaii for Hawaiians" movement?
John stevens
Queen Liliuokalani
Amy Hanaiali'i Giliom
Ronald Reagan
5
Which of the following is
not
a pull factor in the Great Migration?
Good wages
Jim Crow laws
Lower taxes
Growing Employment Rates
6
Name the project that led to the atomic bomb?
The Manhattan Project
Fat Man
The Nevada Project
Trinity
7
WEB Dubois strongly advocated for black men to:
have industrial training
return back to Africa
all of the above
have a college education
8
The Navajo Code Talkers were mainly used against who?
All of the above
Italy
Germany
The Japanese
9
Why did the U.S join World War 1?
Because the Luisitania ship sunk
All of them
Because Germany conducted an unrestricted war on the seas
Because of the Zimmerman Telegram
10
What were the main causes of the Dust Bowl?
heavy rain
unusable farming soil
bad farming practices
drought
11
Who was the president during WWI?
Harry Truman
FDR
Woodrow Wilson
Ronald Reagan
12
Rosie The Riveter is a real person.
False
True
13
who was the president that apologized to Japanese Americans?
Franklin Roosevelt
Denzel Washington
Ronald Reagan
Harry Truman
14
How many Japanese-Americans were imprisoned In internment camps?
50,000
100,000
25,000
120,000
15
What was the reason for U.S. isolationism during WWI?
The U.S. didn't think they would benefit from joining
none of the above
The war was in Europe
They feared the war coming to the U.S.
16
When did hawaii become a state?
1982
1959
1862
1859
17
What was the red scare
Russia had invaded the United States
People were afraid of red jeeps.
The fear of communism in america during the 1920s
Harlem war thought as spooky and unsafe.
18
who was president of republic of Hawaii
Roberto Duarte
Carlos P. Garcia
Calvin Coolidge
Sanford Dole
19
Why did japanese-americans get sent to internment camps?
Americans thought they were spies for the Japanese government
They threatened to kidnap the president
They bombed Europe
20
the fear of communism in the U.S was called
The Red Scare
The Ghost Scare
The Red Factor
Fear of Communism
21
Fred Korematsu was
A worker in a WWII weapons factory
An interned Japanese-American who sued the U.S. government
An interned Japanese- American who joined the U.S. Air Force in WWII
A pilot who flew against Japanese in WWII
22
What was the purpose of the Palmer Raids?
To identify and arrest suspected socialists and communists
to find and deport illegal immigrants
to undermine the Civil Rights and Women's Suffrage movements
to break up the power of the KKK
23
What two groups were formed out of the Tuskegee Airmen?
African Americans and Natives Americans
The 332d fighter group and the 477th bombardment group
The Tuskegee Piolets and the 322nd group.
The Navajo Code Talkers and the W.A.S.P.
24
What plane dropped the atomic bomb at Hiroshima?
Nagasaki
Trinity
Little Boy
Enola Gay
25
What was the 442 Regimental Combat Team?
African-American pilots
Native-American military group that won medals for valor
An all Japanese WWII combat group
Non-traditional female workers during WWII
26
Name a reason why the Great Depression happened.
The Great Migration
WWII
The 1929 Market crash
The Cold War
27
What were the Palmer Raids?
A series of raids against suspected radicals & communists.
raiding of the Palmers neighborhood in search for refugees.
Terrorism which took place in the early 1900s.
Raiding of businesses & factories.
28
who were affected during the great migration
Chinese and japanese
Cubans
Italians, irish, and germans.
African Americans from the south