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1
All the following are true of the Harlem Renaissance EXCEPT:
ideas of racial pride for African Americans flourished
it was associated with the "Jazz Age"
it was a result of the Great Migration
it was criticized by Marcus Garvey
2
Which was NOT a cause of the Great Depression?
overproduction and underconsumption
decreased international tariffs
deregulation of business and the stock market
buying stocks on margin
3
The New Deal concentrated more power in the hands of:
state government.
the judicial branch.
the executive branch.
the legislative branch.
4
The attack on Pearl Harbor was in part a response to the US imposing an embargo on Japan
False
True
5
All the following are true of WWII EXCEPT:
Overspending during the war negatively impacted America's economy after
Many Americans moved to the "Sun Belt" during and after the war
Women enjoyed only short-term increases in opportunity
Medical advances meant those wounded were less likely to die
6
Hoover and the Republicans believed the Depression would be solved through all the following EXCEPT:
laissez-faire economics
trickle down economics
rugged individualism
government spending
7
The New Deal resulted in all the following EXCEPT:
a shift in black voters from the Republican Party to the Democrats
an increased role and size of the federal government
increased regulation of the stock market and banking
a decrease in the ability of labor unions to effectively negotiate
8
Schenck vs. the United States ruled the Espionage and Sedition Acts were NOT in violation of the First Amendment
False
True
9
The Double-V Campaign would be most embraced by....
Japanese Americans
victims of the Zoot Suit Riots
women working in factories
the Tuskegee Airmen
10
The 1920s was characterized by all the following EXCEPT:
conflicts between modern & traditionalism
Nativism and anti-immigration sentiment
a decline in racial violence
a Red Scare
11
All the following were reasons for the use of the atomic bomb EXCEPT…
The Japanese were dangerously close to developing their own nuclear bomb.
Incendiary bombs had created immense destruction but not surrender.
The US did not want the USSR to get a foothold in Japan by invading
A land invasion would result in millions of Japanese casualties.
12
All the following were criticisms of FDR EXCEPT:
he did not communicate enough with the American people
he was overspending on federal programs
he attempted to pack the Supreme Court
he did not end the Depression with his New Deal
13
What was the ultimate fate of the treaty of Versailles in the US?
it was considered a crowning diplomatic achievement
Despite Henry Cabot Lodge's vocal support, it was defeated in the senate
it was not ratified by Congress due to opposition within the Senate
it was accepted with reservations by Congress
14
The Neutrality Acts forbid all the following EXCEPT:
selling munitions to a belligerent
sailing on a belligerent's ship
making loans to a belligerent
recognizing the legitimacy of a belligerent
15
All the following were programs to increase employment EXCEPT:
TVA
CCC
WPA
FDIC
16
The cartoon illustrates which president attacking the "triple wall of privilege" as part of his New Freedom?
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
William McKinley
Franklin Roosevelt
17
The Committee for Public Information during WWI did all the following EXCEPT:
mediated disputes between owners and workers
increased anti-German sentiment
sent men out to give patriotic speeches
produced films and songs
18
During the 1920s:
the Federal Trade Commission aggressively regulated business
government policies reflected the pro-business spirit of to the Gilded Age.
the Harding administration distanced itself from the business community.
the courts became increasingly pro-labor.
19
FDR faced significant resistance from Congress during the first 100 Days
False
True
20
America declared war as an immediate response to the sinking of the Lusitania
False
True
21
He was president when the stock market crashed:
Roosevelt
Coolidge
Harding
Hoover
22
Which of the following was overruled by the Supreme Court and paid farmers not to farm:
TVA
CCC
NIRA
AAA
23
The D-Day invasion was an Allied landing in Germany led by Gen. Eisenhower & MacArthur
True
False
24
All the following were economic developments during WWII EXCEPT:
inflation was controlled through extensive government regulation
discrimination was prohibited in war industries
a ceiling was placed on workers' wages & strikes were limited
the government imposed legislation to raise wages for workers
25
The Scopes Trial was over the issue of...
evolution
espionage
government corruption
prohibition
26
Which two presidents' cabinets were associated with corruption?
Harding & Coolidge
Harding & Grant
Coolidge & Grant
Wilson & Harding
27
Hoover paid bonuses to the "Bonus Army" to get them to disband
False
True
28
Which is not one of FDR's 3 R's of the New Deal?
Resourcefulness
Reform
Relief
Recovery
29
The 1920s economic policies are most similar to what time period?
the Progressive Era
The Reconstruction Era
The Great Depression
The Gilded Age
30
All the following moved the US away from Neutrality EXCEPT:
the Munich Conference
the Destroyer Deal
the Lend-Lease Act
the Quarantine Speech
31
During WWI, Americans:
experienced extreme deprivation
experienced the rationing of scarce consumer goods such as gasoline.
still suffered from high unemployment.
were told that the end of war might bring a Great Depression.
32
The Allied strategy in the Pacific was known as...
amphibious assault
total war
leapfrogging
blitzkrieg
33
As opposed to the Sherman Anti-Trust Act, the
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
...
was better enforced & enforced limits on trusts more strongly
was passed by Teddy Roosevelt, the greatest trust buster of all
was used to break up labor disputes, deeming strikes "labor monopolies"
led to protests by unions who opposed its many loopholes
34
The Supreme Court decision in Korematsu v. the United States was that...
Japanese internment was a violation of the Constitution
Japanese Americans needed to be paid reparations for their internment
Japanese internment was permissible as a wartime necessity
Japanese internment must be limited to non-citizens
35
Some may have been "Sooners" in the 1880s, but Dust Bowl migrants went from ____ to _____.
Arkansas, Texas
Kansas, California
Oklahoma, Texas
Oklahoma, California
36
Which was NOT part of Wilson's 14 Points?
free navigation of the seas
self-determination
a League of Nations
punish Germany for starting WWI
37
In 1940, the “cash and carry” plan:
allowed Great Britain to purchase U.S. arms on a restricted basis.
allowed Japan to purchase U.S. arms on a restricted basis
opened US international arms trades without limits
allowed Germany to purchase U.S. arms on a restricted basis.
38
The Dawes Plan of 1924...
led to the collapse of the League of Nations
enacted heavy protective tariffs
made it clear the US was adopting an isolationist foreign policy
helped settle issues with German war reparations
39
Wilson's foreign policy was known as ...
Big Stick Diplomacy
Dollar Diplomacy
Moral Diplomacy
the Good Neighbor Policy
40
Prohibition had what effect?
it led to a reassertion of traditional gender roles
it was vigorously enforced by officers of the law
alcohol consumption decreased significantly
it gave rise to gangsterism and speakeasies
