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USH EOC Round 3: Units 6-7
USH EOC Round 3: Units 6-7
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World War 1 and 1920s
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1
What was the purpose of the Dawes Plan after WWI?
To take over Europe
To stablilize European economies
To punish Germany even worse
To start another world war
2
This British passenger ship carried over 100 Americans and was sunk by German U-boats.
RMS Lusitania
RMS Mesopotamia
RMS Titanic
RMS Persitania
3
Who was the most celebrated author and poet of the Harlem Renaissance?
Martin Luther King
Langston Hughes
Jacob Riis
Howard Hughes
4
The term for the outpouring of African American culture, art, poetry and music in the 20s?
Harlem Globetrotters
Harlem Enlightenment
Harlem Renaissance
Harlem Hellfighters
5
Why did the United States NOT join the League of Nations?
Congress wished to avoid foreign entanglements (isolationism)
President Woodrow Wilson didn't want to join
Congress determined the U.S. couldn't financially afford to join
The League of Nations rejected the U.S.
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How did Demobilization at the end of WW1 affect the U.S. economy?
Led to an economic boom
Led to high unemployment and the depression of 1920-1921
Led to creation of a new industrial revolution
Created millions of jobs in manufacturing
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This Treaty ended WWI and made Germany pay massive war reparations causing great resentment.
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Germany
Treaty of Ghent
Treaty of Paris
8
The mass arrest and deportation of foreign born anarchists in the 1920s was called the:
McCarthyism
Anarchist Party
Palmer Raids
Soviet Overthrow
9
The US grew their military force by using this, which instituted a mandatory draft.
Volunteer Military Act
Selective Service Act
Mandatory Service Act
Wartime Need Act
10
The CPI (Committee on Public Information) was responsible for what during WWI?
Anti-War Propaganda
Pro-German Propaganda
Anti-British Propaganda
Pro-America, Pro-War Propaganda
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Speech outlining Woodrow Wilson's plan for Democracy in Europe after WWI.
20 points speech
10 points speech
15 points speech
14 points speech
12
The fear of communist influence in the U.S. during the 20s was known as the:
Red Scare
Green Scare
Black Tuesday
Red Fright
13
Which of these was NOT a prominent member of the Civil Rights movement during the 1920s?
Booker T. Washington
W.E.B. Dubois
Marcus Garvey
Dr. Martin Luther King Jr.
14
Germany's pledge to not sink any more merchant ships, which they would later break-
Versailles Pledge
Sussex Pledge
Lusitania Pledge
Zimmerman Pledge
15
Biased communications meant to affect and control opinions of domestic citizens.
Reliable Information
Journalism
Propaganda
Muckraking
16
This coalition of nations attempted to achieve world peace in the 20s. The U.S. never joined.
Peace Corps
World Peace Union
United Nations
League of Nations
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The Scopes Trial was over the issue of:
Churches teaching evolution
teachers protesting their pay
teaching Christianity in school
illegally teaching evolution in school
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You could be fined or jailed for speaking against the war effort/government because of this.
Oppresive Act
Espionage and Sedition Acts
War Loyalty Act
First Amendment
19
This major form of battle in WWI led to stalemates and caused battles to last longer.
Amphibious Attacks
Dogfights
Trench Warfare
Tank Battles
20
Young women who changed social norms by dancing, smoking and drinking in public were called:
Clappers
Sparklers
Flappers
Dazzlers
21
What was the purpose of the Washington Naval Conference and Kellogg-Briand Pact?
To increase trade between nations
To decrease the likelihood of another world war.
To give the US more power
To create alliances with Germany
22
The U.S.
demobilized
in 1919 and prepared for major changes/challenges. What does
demobilize
mean?
send in some of the troops to active combat and do some military stuff
pull out half the troops from active combat and stop doing military stuff
pull out the troops from active service and cease military operations
send the troops into active combat and begin military operations
23
Sacco and Vanzetti are well known because:
They tried to overthrow the government
They were elected to high government positions
They were terrorists
They didn't get a fair trial due to beingn foreign anarchists
24
This message from Germany to Mexico attempting to form an alliance, leading the U.S. into WWI.
Gavrilo Princip Telegram
U-Boat Telegram
Lusitania Telegram
Zimmerman Telegram
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How did the Fordney-McCumber Act affect foreign trade?
Foreign nations plotted to attack the U.S.
Foreign nations thanked the U.S. for their business
Foreign nations retaliated with Tariffs on U.S. goods.
Foreign nations stopped trading with the U.S. totally.