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What event is the best example of the use of the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine?
the U.S. creating spheres of influence on mainland China
the U.S. forcing Japan to open trade with American merchants
the U.S. imposing tariffs on produce imported from Panama
U.S. intervening in the Dominican Republic to collect debts
2
Another turning point of the 1898/ The Spanish-American war turning point for U.S.
Americans lost to Spain
Americans gain control of Spain
emerged a world power and gained territorial possessions
got lots of extra crops
3
Whatwas the effect of the Tet Offensive?
Americansbegan to truly support the war effort.
turning point- Americans began to doubt that U.S. would win
Despite high causalities, Americans believed US was winning
Americansincreased their support of Johnson Administration
4
How did the United States respond to the launch of Sputnik I in 1957 by the Soviet Union?
By increasing health care benefits and pensions for the military
By implementing the Marshall Plan
By increasing funding for math and science education
By joining the North Atlantic Treaty Organization
5
Little Rock 9
First Black students to desegregate white schools in Arkansas
First Black students to attend a white college
National student activist organization in the United States
First African American protestors arrested in Alabama
6
Japanese Americans were sent to internment camps without what?
Food
The right to a trial and proof that they were disloyal
Anime Cartoons
Shelter
7
Debate about the extent of the President’s powers began with the struggle over the Vietnam war.
True
False
8
____ was passed because Sputnik had jolted the American education system.
National Defense Education Act
Sputnik
PARCC
NASA
9
What is the 13th Amendment to the Constitution?
Freedom of speech
Bans slavery
Gives women the right to vote
Gives voting rights to freedmen
10
Why did President Roosevelt propose the Roosevelt Corollary
European nations had gone against Monroe Doctrine
He did not want to get involved in European disputes
European nation were considering using force to collect debt
He did not agree with the Monroe Doctrine
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Confirmed California's right to place Japanese-Americans in internment camps during WWII
Miller v. Johnson
Engle v. Vitale
Korematsu v. U.S.
Plessy v. Ferguson
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A leader of the women suffrage movement
Florence Kelley
Carry A. Nation
Susan B. Anthony
Susette La Flesche
13
The Freedom Bus Riders are associated with
anti-Vietnam protests
the Civil Rights Movement
the Harlem Renaissance
the Great Depression
14
During WW2, thousands of Japanese-Americans were relocated to Internment camps because they...
were seen as a National Security threat
refused to serve in the United States military
were known spies for Japan
expressed their support for the Axis Powers
15
The American government's internment of Japanese-Americans during WWII was a violation of the
3rd Amendment
5th Amendment
8th Amendment
11th Amendment
16
The Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine called for
prohibiting foreignnations from buying land in Latin America
building a US naval base in Cuba
intervening in Latin American nations
investing in the development of Latin America
17
CRA of '64 & '68, VRA of '65, Great Society, Vietnam War, anti-war movement, 24th, Medicare
Richard Nixon
Dwight Eisenhower
John Kennedy
Lyndon Johnson
18
The attack on Pearl Harbor led to American intervention in this world conflict.
World War II
Vietnam War
Cold War
World War I
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The anti-war movement against the Vietnam War
Political
Social
Religious
Economic
20
Spanish-American War
led to the liberation of Cuba from Spain's control
led to the occupation of Cuba by Spain
led to the liberation of the Philippines
led to the annexation of Cuba to the US
21
What does the 14th amendment grant?
slavery ended
suffrage to women
direct elections of Senators
citizenship
22
How many states or territories granted women the right to vote before the 19th Amendment was ratified in 1920?
20
31
11
3
23
What was MLK Jr.'s strategy for combating segregation?
armed rebellion
peaceful protest
violent protest
nonviolent resistance
24
What did the Civil Rights Act of 1964 do?
ended segregation in public schools
ended segregation on public transportation
ended segregation in all public places
ensured the right to vote for all US citizens
25
Prohibition of the manufacturing, transportation, and selling of alcoholic beverages
20th
19th
18th
21st
26
The Spanish-American War...
contributed to the start of WWII
set of the Great Depression
led to world power status for the U.S.
opened the Panama Canal to international trade
27
Who said, "Segregationnow! Segregation tomorrow! Segregation forever!”
David Duke
George Wallace
Bull Connor
Orval Faubus
28
What was the period that was called "Prohibition?"
Early 20th Century when it was illegal to buy & sell alcohol
Time when women weren't allowed to drive cars
Late 1700s when Native Americans were stripped of land
Time in the 1800s when it was illegal for blacks to vote
29
Japanese internment was a result of anti-Japanese prejudice and fear in the U.S. during WW2.
True
False
30
Jackie Robinson's integration of baseball was a major blow to segregation everywhere.
True
False
31
Sputnik shifted American education toward...
Art and History
Reading, Writing, and Physical Education
Math, Science, and Foreign Language
Philosophy and Psychology
32
vietnam war, anti war protests, assassinations and counterculter happened what
1960s
2000s
2010s
1950s
33
The 1968 Tet Offensive
was depicted as a major U.S. victory
brought an immediate end to the Vietnam War
led to the belief that the Vietnam War was unwinnable
was a military victory for the North Vietnamese
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Effect of the Soviets launching Sputnik and then sending astronauts into orbit
Americans were afraid of competing with the Soviets
Soviets won the space race
US lost the space race
U.S. sent an American to the moon and won the space race
35
The Supreme Court decision in Plessy v. Ferguson upheld which of the following principles?
"With all deliberate speed."
"Separate but equal."
"Clear and present danger."
"Without redeeming social value."
36
Little Rock 9
Was 9 black student trying to attend university of Mississippi
Eisenhower used the Fed Govt to enforce the decision in Brown v Board of Ed
A new punk band
Was 9 white students trying to attend an all black school
37
Freedom Riders
were recruited by the Congress of Racial Equality (CORE)
were civil rights activists challenging Boynton v Virginia
All of the above
rode buses into the most segregated southern states in 1961
38
Why did President Roosevelt want control of Panama?
To build the Panama Canal
Resources
He did not
To get back at Spain
39
When the 15th Amendment passed in 1870, what did African Americans gain in the United States?
Citizenship
Voting Rights
Freedom to partake in any activity that whites could
Equal Protection Under the Law
40
Johnson popularity dropped due to the Vietnam War.
False
True
41
Court upheld Japanese internment based upon the "clear and present danger" statute
Wabash Case
Schenck v. United States
Korematsu v. United States
Hirabayashi v. United States
42
War Powers Act established...
Congressional limit on the Presidents war powers
President is officially reprimanded for abusing power
The President can send troops anywhere without approval
Congressional support of the Presidents war powers
43
African American civil rights activist
Rosa Parks
Oprah Winfrey
Gladys Knight
Rosie Ross
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What was the central message of the Roosevelt Corollary?
US use force prevent conflict in affairs of nearby countries
US terr. wouldremain independent of the US Constitution
USwould support revolutionary movements that used democracy
US terr. couldn'tenter any foreign agreements w/o US consent
45
President Lyndon Johnson received authorization for the use of force in Vietnam through
the Gulf of Tonkin Resolution
the United Nations Security Council
the Southeast Asia Treaty Organization
the Truman Doctrine
46
The 1968 TET offensive was significant because it
convinced LBJ to begin bombing Cambodia
led to increased anti-war sentiment in the US
pressured North Vietnam to bargain
reaffirmed popular support for S.Vietnamese gov
47
Prohibition failed because
the costs of enforcing it were too expensive
rural America failed to support it
many believed the law interfered with personal freedom
organized crime controlled illegal liquor production
48
What did the Temperance movement want?
8 hour work day
Better living situations for immigrants
Equal wages for women
Prohibition of alcohol
49
The anti-Vietnam War protests were the first time US citizens widely criticized the draft
True
False
50
The name of the Soviet satellite that scared Americans: we were "losing" the space race?
Sputnik
Fat Man
Gemini
Apollo
51
Womans suffrage=
women should not be able to vote
women's right to vote, equality
52
How did Japanese Internment impact Japanese families economically?
The US protected all of their belongings, business and assets so only $1000
The average Japanese American lost 10,000. The US paid back double.
It cost them their business, belongings, 3 years of pay, and most assets
It set them back by about $20,000, this was later repaid to them
53
The Voting Rights Act
All of the above.
aimed to increase African American voter registration.
was signed into law by President Lyndon Johnson.
was passed in 1965, a year after the Civil Rights Act.
54
Most anti-Vietnam War protesters were....
African American
older Americans
hippies
college students
55
What happened in the United States as a result of Prohibition?
Women gained the right to vote
Many people in rural areas moved to urban cities
Bootleggers and speakeasies became popular
Crop prices increased
56
The Temperance movement and Women's Suffrage movement were similar because
They both protected factory workers
They achieved success through a constitutional amendment
They both reduced the power of Big Business
57
The 19th Amendment extended voting rights based on:
religion
gender
race
age
58
During the Vietnam war, anti-war protesters accused the US government ...
of intervening in a civil war, it was none of their business
of unfairly forcing the lower and middle class to go to war
of lying about the number of civilian deaths
of having imperialistic goals
59
The Spanish-American War marked a turning point in American foreign policy because --
It emerged as a world power
It developed a plan for peaceful coexistence
It pledged neutrality in future European conflicts
It refused to become a colonial power
60
How did the Domino Theory impact President Johnson's foreign policy during the Vietnam War?
It led to the emergence of the "Doves" faction in the United States
It rationalized the implimentation of Johnson's Vietnamization policy
It motivated Johnson to send US troops to stop the spread of Communism
It reestablished support isolationism throught the United States
61
What did Brown v. Board of Education do?
made racial discrimination illegal in schools
made racial discrimination legal in schools
came up with separate but equal
upheld Plessy v Fergeson
62
The Emergency Quota Act of 1921 was an indirect effect of:
Teapot Dome Scandal
Record levels of tariff rates
Response to the Red Scare and Sacco/Vanzetti executions
Urban sprawl
63
The Emergency Quota Act (1921)
increased the production of military materials
required colleges to accept students from diverse backgrounds
limited the number of immigrants allowed into the U.S.
reduced the amount of imported goods allowed into American ports
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Repealed prohibition
21st
18th
13th
19th
65
The Voting Rights Act of 1965
made harming civil rights workers a fed crime
outlawed practices used to keep African-Americans from vote
outlawed the use of primary elections
made segregation in public universities illegal
66
What historical document did the Women's Suffrage movement base thier arguments from?
The Declaration of Independence
The Bill of Rights
Emancipation Proclamation
The Halifax Resolves
67
The Quota Acts of 1921 and 1924 targeted New Immigrants by creating:
very low limits on Old Immigrant countires
An extremely open immigration policy
A limit on total immigrants, regardless of country of origin
very low limits on Southern and Eastern European countries
