President Roosevelt stated, "Yesterday, Dec. 7, 1941, a date which shall live in infamy,"

surprise attack on Pearl Harbor

What were the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?

M-Military A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism

The US policy regarding Isolationism

resulted in the passage of neutrality acts

What was the league of nations?

Representatives from countries to resolve disputes

What is Isolationism?

The policy of avoiding affairs/ certain matters around other

Who was Marcus Garvey?

Influential leader of the black Nationalist movement

The 18th Amendment prohibiting alcohol

led to a rise in organized crime

1920's: The Impact of Consumerism

Increased buying and strong economy

What was made illegal by the 1918 sedition act

speaking out against the US during war time

What was the New Deal?

Government programs by FDR to try to end the Depression

Which is true of the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti?

it dealt with nativist fears of foreign influence in the US

What was the purpose of the War Industries Board?

to coordinate government purchase of military supplies.

How did Hoover respond to the Bonus Army?

destroying their Hoovervilles with the U.S. military

Why did the US not join the League of Nations?

Congress didn’t want us being pulled into foreign wars

What caused the Red Scare after WWI

fear of communist infiltration of the United States

What was a central purpose of the Office of War Information?

improve the public's understanding of the war

1920's: The Great Migration?

Movement of blacks to the north to get jobs and more freedom

Why were the shantytowns of the Great Depression called Hoovervilles?

Expressed political dissatisfaction with policies of Hoover

Increased public works programs, welfare, Social Security

President Hoover hoped that public works would

provide jobs lost in the private sector.

What did President Franklin Roosevelt focus on during his First Hundred Days?

creating welfare programs to relieve public suffering

What is the message that the Office of War Information wished to convey?

Women were needed to replace men who had gone to fight

The Scopes Trial was about...

The teaching of evolution as a theory in schools

Unrestricted submarine warfare led to

The U.S. declaring war after Germany sank American ships.

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1
After WWI, the US had a policy of isolationism. This policy was ended by
the Eighteenth Amendment
joining the United Nations
The Great Depression
the bombing of Pearl Harbor
2
This World War II poster publicizes a national campaign aimed at
A
B
D
C
3
The Atlantic charter did what for Britain and America??
disarmament
self-determination, economic cooperation,and freedom of seas
all of the above
Pledged collective security
4
President Roosevelt stated, "Yesterday, Dec. 7, 1941, a date which shall live in infamy,"
atomic bombing of Hiroshima
German invasion of Poland
surprise attack on Pearl Harbor
D-Day invasion at Normandy
5
What were the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?
M-Main Idea A-Author`s Purpose I-Inform N-no man`s land
none of the above
M-Military A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism
M- Money A-Association I-Innovation N- Nationalism
6
who was the Sedition Act of 1918 aimed at?
socialists
anarchists
all of the above
some labor leaders
7
What was the effect of the Sedition Act of 1918?
It created distrust of German Americans.
It increased the size of the Army.
It gave women the right to vote.
It limited freedom of speech.
8
The US policy regarding Isolationism
signing of a collective security pact
resulted in the passage of neutrality acts
embargo on the sale of gasoline
All of the above
9
What was the league of nations?
A group that wanted control over all countries
Funding for war efforts
Representatives from countries to resolve disputes
It protected civilians
10
why did the Great Depression occur?
There were high taxes which caused prices of goods to go up
people were too lazy to go to work anymore
WW2 destroyed the economy
The stock market crashed
11
What was the greatest cause of suburb growth in the 1920s?
automobiles
skyscrapers
bridges
airplanes
12
What is Isolationism?
War matters
tactics used in war.
being involed with the world
The policy of avoiding affairs/ certain matters around other
13
1920s Consumerism depended on what?
Assembly line
Mass production
Installment buying (credit)
All of these
14
How did World War II began?
Franz Ferdinand was assassinated in Sarajevo
The Allies began a massive invasion of Europe (D-Day)
when Germany invaded Poland
When Germany declared war on the U.S.
15
Who was Marcus Garvey?
Political Ambassador for Jamaica
Navy General
Influential leader of the black Nationalist movement
Wanted Criminal
16
The 18th Amendment prohibiting alcohol
led to reforms in society
None of the Above
led to a rise in organized crime
led to low employment
17
1920's: The Impact of Consumerism
Increased war between the races
People lost their houses
People lost their jobs
Increased buying and strong economy
18
The Palmer raids were a result of fear from
immigrants controlling unions
immigrants controlling politics
communists
African Americans taking jobs
19
What was made illegal by the 1918 sedition act
women voting
alcohol
speaking out against the US during war time
nothing
20
Which amendment granted women's suffrage?
15th
19th
14th
18th
21
US foreign policy during the 1920s
reparation
interventionism
isolationism
neutrality
22
What was the New Deal?
laws to increase installment buying
Government programs by Hoover to try to end the Depression
Opportunities to invest in the stock market
Government programs by FDR to try to end the Depression
23
Which is true of the trial of Sacco and Vanzetti?
It was started by concern of the upcoming depression
it was a grassroots movement to gain equal rights for all
it dealt with nativist fears of foreign influence in the US
it was a public reaction against organized crime
24
1920's is also known as:
The Gilded 20's
The Depressing 20's
The Roaring 20's
The Gilded Age
25
Who was president of the United States when the Japanese surrendered in August of 1945?
Joseph Stalin
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Harry S. Truman
Winston Churchill
26
What was the purpose of the War Industries Board?
to force workers to make ammunition
to coordinate government purchase of military supplies.
to operate a military draft
to train soldiers after they enlisted
27
The Scopes trial illustrated a divide between
blacks and whites
Men and women
french and americans
modernism and fundamentalism.
28
How did Hoover respond to the Bonus Army?
by enlisting them in the Army
destroying their Hoovervilles with the U.S. military
by paying veterans early
by offering the veterans work, food, and a place to live
29
Turning point battle in the Pacific Theater in which 4 Japanese Aircraft Carriers were sunk.
Guadalcanal
Midway
Tokyo
Coral Sea
30
Why did the US not join the League of Nations?
The US formed their own league
US didn’t want to pay the entrance fee
The US was not invited
Congress didn’t want us being pulled into foreign wars
31
What caused the Red Scare after WWI
influenza outbreak
actions of Senator Joseph McCarthy
fear of airborne diseases
fear of communist infiltration of the United States
32
In this court case, a Japanese-American sued for being sent to internment camps, but he lost.
Roe v Wade
Hirohito v California
Korematsu v Japan
Korematsu v United States
33
What was a central purpose of the Office of War Information?
espionage
decrypt German messages
support unionization of defense industries
improve the public's understanding of the war
34
What music was most popular in the 1920s?
big band
country
jazz
rock
35
1920's: The Great Migration?
Movement of people to the country to escape city
Movement of people to cities for jobs
Movement of whites to the South to take advantage of culture
Movement of blacks to the north to get jobs and more freedom
36
What drew the US into World War One
They traded and got into it
Europe attacked on the USA
Zinnernam Telegram
They wanted to be in it
37
Marcus Garvey and other African American figures were apart of the ...
Philadelphia Renaissance
Bronx Renaissance
Harlem Renaissance
Detroit Renaissance
38
Japanese pilots who crashed their planes into U.S. ships on purpose during WWII were called:
U.S. fighter pilots
atomic bomb pilots
kamikaze pilots
Tuskegee pilots
39
Who was President during the Great Depression and World War II?
Franklin Roosevelt
Andrew Jackson
Richard Nixon
Woodrow Wilson
40
Why were the shantytowns of the Great Depression called Hoovervilles?
Showed political support for Pres. Hoover
Named to honor successes of the Hoover administration
Expressed political dissatisfaction with policies of Hoover
Built near the boyhood home of President Hoover
41
This executive order by Franklin Delano Roosevelt sent Japanese Americans into internment camps
1111
9066
6682
8022
42
The New Deal
The start of social revolution in the U.S.
Act to increase unemployment and force people to get jobs
Increased public works programs, welfare, Social Security
Made a financial plan with banks to support the U.S. economy
43
Who was the President during World War I?
Woodrow Wilson
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
Theodore Roosevelt
44
President Hoover hoped that public works would
provide jobs lost in the private sector.
spur the construction industry.
solve the budget deficit.
help reduce farm foreclosures.
45
What ended World War 1?
Treaty of Paris
Treaty of Versailles
Peace agreement of World War 1
Treaty of World War 1
46
What did President Franklin Roosevelt focus on during his First Hundred Days?
creating welfare programs to relieve public suffering
establishing agricultural subsidies to relieve farmers
regulating banks to solve the root causes of the Depression
increasing government spending to stimulate production
47
What is the message that the Office of War Information wished to convey?
Women could carry on by themselves with men at war
Women should become more independent
Women were needed to replace men who had gone to fight
Women were equal to men in every aspect
48
Where did the majority of the population live by the end of the 1920s?
New York
Texas
the countryside
towns and cities
49
Who did the Great Depression affect?
All Americans
Wealthy Americans
Poor Americans
Immigrants
50
The Scopes Trial was about...
Sex education in schools
The teaching of evolution as a theory in schools
Rights of teachers in school
Rights of students in school
51
Unrestricted submarine warfare led to
Germany announcing it would not attack passenger ships
The U.S. declaring war on Cuba
The U.S. declaring war after Germany sank American ships.
The Zimmerman telegram offering Texas and Arizona to Mexico
52
What did the War Industries Board regulate?
Timber
Food
All materials need for the war
Cotton
53
How were women's lives changed by World War II?
Women were granted full United States citizenship
Women finally gained the right to vote
Women earned pay equal to men
Women gained new job opportunities
54
Who was president after Hoover?
William McKinley
Woodrow Wilson
Teddy Roosevelt
Franklin D Roosevelt
55
The purpose of the League of Nations
prevent future war
start a war
None of the above
end WWII
56
Who were the two world leaders that signed the Atlantic Charter?
Churchill and Roosevelt
Roosevelt and Stalin
Hitler and Mussolini
Hitler and Stalin
57
The Washington Naval Disarmament Conference was the first attempt to ?
Build military states
Build aircraft carriers
Reduce the amount of naval ships around the world
Reduce the Navy, but build the Air Force
58
What is the Great Migration?
birds migrating to warmer places in the winter
movement based on anti-migration
African Americans moving from the South to the North
people who stayed home a lot in the 1920's
59
During the Great Depression, Hoovervilles became the name of
Groups of farmers who destroyed of wasted their crops
Groups of unemployed workers who begged for work
Groups of shacks that poor people lived in
Groups of hobos who begged for food
60
Who lived in Hoovervilles?
wealthy Americans
Americans who lost their homes
61
The two "theaters" of World War II were:
German and Japanese
British and French
Pacific and European
American and European
62
What is a cause of World War I?
Fourteen Points
Schlieffen Plan
Imperialism
Contraband
63
Why was the Atlantic Charter important?
It stood as the first major compromise between Axis & Allies
It gave permission to nations to rent weapons and ammunition
Provided goals for post-WWII and introduced the U.N.
It was the official call for an end to WWII and praised U.S.
64
Marcus Garvey advocated "back to ____________":
back
Africa
basics

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