stud
bud
Sign up
Log in
Home
Library
Explore
SAT
More
US History EOC Flashcards | StudBud
Explore
/
US History EOC
US History EOC
30 terms
·
StudBud Administration
·
223 plays
US History EOC Review
Flashcards
30 cards
F
Practice quiz
P
Host live
L
Questions
30
Answers
1
What was the treaty at the end of WWI?
Treaty of Austria
Treaty of Portsmouth
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
2
How was the 20's and 50's similar, after both world wars?
women gained equal pay
massive immigration into the US
too many jobs
fear of communism
3
Germany, Italy, and Japan were the ________ of WWII.
Triple Entente'
Axis Powers
Central Powers
Allied Powers
4
What were the 2 theaters of war for WW2?
US and Latin America
US and the Atlantic
Europe and the Pacific
Europe and Asia
5
What music style became popular during the 1920's as a result of the Harlem Renaissance?
ragtime
bluegrass
jazz
blues
6
Which one of these does NOT belong as a cause for WWI?
Alliances
Militarism
Nationalism
Immigration
7
How many terms did FDR serve as president?
2
1
3
4
8
What battle was the turning point for the war in Europe during WWII?
Battle of the Bulge
Midway
Anzio
Stalingrad
9
What was a result of Prohibition?
Women's suffrage
The rise of organized crime
Anti-trust legislation
The rise of nativism
10
Which one was NOT a reason for US entry into WWI.
Sinking of the Lusitania
Unrestricted sub warfare by Germany
Sinking of the USS Maine
The Zimmerman Note
11
What act gave settlers land to farm and settle on Western lands.
Interstate Commerce Act
Hawley - Smoot Tariff
Homestead Act
Dawes Plan
12
What did the Soviets launch in 1957 that began the Space Race?
Glastnost 5
Sputnik I
Mercury 10
Apollo II
13
FDR's New Deal was about the 3 R's:
relief, restitution, reform
recovery, reform, reparations
reform, reconstruction relief
relief, recovery, reform
14
What is detente'?
to engage in war at all costs
to use non-nuclear forces to stop communism from spreading
to expand nuclear capabilities
relaxing or easing of tensions between the 2 superpowers
15
When a minority group or culture comes to resemble a dominant group in values or way of life =
Assimilation
Nationalism
Imperialism
Vietnamization
16
What was the effect of the US gaining land from the Spanish American War?
US gave back the Panama Canal
US became an imperialist power
US lost other land and territory
US bombed Japan
17
What was the purpose of the Progressive Era?
To increase the power of political machines
To gain land and territory
To create monopolies
To reform the Gilded Age
18
What were political machines?
the government programs used during the Progressive Era
the control of "robber barons" during the Gilded Age
political party controls the corrupt politics of a city.
machines used in factories
19
What was Wilson's plan for peace called?
Fourteen Points
League of Nations
New Deal
Treaty of Versailles
20
Why did nativists not want immigrants entering the US during the Gilded Age?
too many people would hurt the economy
too many jobs would be created
not enough food for everyone
competition for jobs
21
What did the Gulf of Tonkin Resolutions do?
Extended power of the president to engage in war.
Withdrew troops from Vietnam.
Served as retaliation for the Tet Offensive.
Allowed president to extend bombing into Cambodia.
22
Who were the 4 major alliances of both world wars?
Germany, A-H, US and France
US, SU, France, and GB
Italy, SU, US, and GB
France, US, GB, and Italy
23
What 2 events caused changes in the role of women after the Progressive Era?
ERA and Prohibition
Flapper movement and WWII
Women's suffrage and Cold War
19th amendment and WWI
24
What battle was the turning point in the Pacific during WWII?
Argonne Forest
Midway
Stalingrad
Anzio
25
What were the 2 majors wars of the Cold War?
Soviet Union and Germany
Vietnam and Cambodia
Korea and Vietnam
US and Soviet Union
26
What permanent impact did FDR' New Deal have on the size of the federal government's power?
it increased and then decreased
it greatly expanded it
there was no change
it greatly shrunk it
27
What strategy used in WWII in the Pacific was so successful in defeating the Japanese?
island hopping
conscription
capitulation
isolationism
28
How did TV impact the Vietnam War?
TV didn't cover the war
live coverage of the war changed the public's views
TV didn't impact the war
live coverage of the war caused people to fully support it
29
Which is NOT a reason for US imperialism at the turn of the century?
Cultural superiority
Expand trade
Establish dictatorships
To promote military strength
30
What act, similar to the Homestead Act, was used to assimilate Native Americans?
Interstate Commerce Act
Granger Laws
Dawes Act
Sherman Anti-Trust Act
