US History EOC Review (Minus St. 8)

There were flappers, but during the 1920s what role were women expected to play?

Which country was invaded by the Soviet Union and experienced conflict for 10 years?

In World War I, which alliance included Germany, Austria-Hungary, and Italy?

Victory gardens were used by

Which general was the first to incorporate the total war strategy in the Civil War?

Who was the communist leader of Cuba?

Why were the 1785 Land Ordinance & the 1787 Northwest Ordinance considered achievements?

Okies were

The Fourteen Points were created to protect peace by

The Treaty of Versailles placed all blame for starting World War I on

The Bracero Program was created to hire ____ to work in agricultural jobs during WWII.

The 2nd Great Awakening was a religious movement that inspired many social movements.

Sen. Joseph McCarthy used his political power to root out real Soviet spies in the government.

Which president got the right to build and control the Panama Canal?

Yellow journalism became a major influence on the US public after what event?

What did the Servicemen's Readjustment Act do to help veterans?

Which battle was the bloodiest battle in the Civil War?

Which event showed the weakness of the Articles of Con' national gov't in emergencies?

Which battle gave the Union control of the Mississippi River in the Civil War?

The Fair Employment Practices Commission was created to make sure ___ were hired during WWII

Which was the purpose of Reconstruction policies?

Which president used the spoils system?

White flight resulted in the middle/upper class citizens leaving the suburbs for the city.

Literacy tests and poll taxes are used to get around which amendment?

Gold was found in which state and led to mass migration to the territory?

Which amendment created the federal income tax?

Which battle was a major turning point & convinced the French to ally with the US?

The Neutrality Acts were created to

Manifest Destiny was

Which is a political movement that has an extreme form of nationalism & a dictatorial rule?

What event led to America becoming a world power?

The Elastic Clause, the amendment process, and judicial review all have what in common?

Why did British colonists in America believe their assemblies had the power to tax?

What was the PRIMARY motive behind FDR's proposal to add more judges to the Supreme Court?

Which group of people supported bimetallism?

In Korematsu v. United States, a US citizen claimed that

The Harlem Renaissance involved black artists and writers who

Which suffragette was focused on using conservative strategies to win state suffrage laws?

Which disease led to a massive epidemic in 1918?

Free soilers always supported abolition.

How did the British benefit from their mercantilist relationship with the American colonies?

The Emancipation Proclamation was a

The Securities and Exchange Commission

The Compromise of 1850 included

Jonas Salk created the vaccine to

Which president opposed the annexation of Hawaii?

Which country became a colony of the US after the Spanish American War?

The Homestead Act promoted growth in the west by

The Great Compromise included

Agribusiness is when

Which president added Texas and Oregon as states?

Which amendment freed the slaves?

Which is when you pay for something with some of your own money and a lot of borrowed money?

Which president declared war of Spain in the Spanish American War?

Black Tuesday was the day that

Which amendment started the Prohibition of alcohol?

Americans living in Texas rebelled against Mexico becauses

Which military campaign was focused on regaining control of the Mediterranean Sea & Africa?

Which type of business organization is when competing companies fix prices?

Sectionalism is loyalty to one's ____ above _____.

Which part of the United Nations involves five permanent members who control final decisions?

Bimetallism supporters wanted ___ to be used to support the US money system.

What idea does this picture represent?

Which Native American tribe tried to resist removal through appealing to the Supreme Court?

The Emancipation Proclamation freed slaves in

The Open Door Policy was created to

____ hired women to test planes and fly planes from base to base.

Why was it difficult to amend the Articles of Confederation?

Which president was responsible for the escalation of the Vietnam War & the Great Society plan?

Which event was the closest we got to nuclear war?

Which president was a major reformer & used his bully pulpit to spread change?

In which country did the US support the secular and repressive Shah?

Which president used Moral/Missionary Diplomacy?

Andrew Johnson was a strong supporter of Radical Reconstruction policies & punishing the South.

What was the US response to the rise of fascism in the 1920s and 1930s?

Who published The Liberator, an abolitionist newspaper?

Yellow dog contracts were contracts that allowed workers to join unions.

What was the significance of FDR's "fireside chats?"

The program that allowed the US to sell weapons if a country paid cash and transported them

Which president was in power during World War I?

Which president was involved in the Bay of Pigs Invasion and the Cuban Missile Crisis?

The Louisiana Purchase gave the US control of which major river?

The lands of the West had

The Munich Conference was where France & Great Britain gave control of ____ to Germany.

The New England town hall meetings & the Virginia House of Burgesses represent what development

Which Supreme Court case created the idea of segregation being "separate but equal?"

Which compromise admitted Maine as a free state & Missouri as a slave state?

Which president created and expanded the national highway system?

Laissez-faire economics is the belief that the government

Which industrialist started the idea of the Gospel of Wealth?

Which New Deal category focused on creating short term solutions to the GD and creating jobs?

Which presidential candidate promoted a "return to normalcy"?

The Dred Scott case was a Supreme Court case that assisted the abolitionist movement.

When workers & businesses came into conflict in the 1800s, the gov't supported

Oregon was divided between the US and the British along the 49th Parallel.

The Dred Scott Case repealed the Missouri Compromise & popular sovereignty rules.

Which regions benefited most from the internal improvements of the American System?

Social Darwinism

Which region had the advantage in Congress in the early years of the US?

Protective tariffs were designed to protect

Which group of people filled the empty jobs caused by World War I and II?

What was the main cause of the Civil War?

Which politician fought the gag rule in Congress during the 1800s?

Which factor MOST influenced the South's economic development?

The Monroe Doctrine had an immediate impact on the US and its relations with other countries.

In the Missouri Compromise, a line was drawn that divided the land into slave & free regions.

Capitalism is an economic system that is characterized by

Carnegie used which tactic to gain economic power?

Zoot suits were seen as a problem because

In the late 1800s & early 1900s, most immigrants were from

Why did the Anti-Federalists oppose ratifying the US constitution?

What was the primary purpose of the Federalist Papers?

In Bleeding Kansas, voter fraud led to two rival governments & violence breaking out.

Which president supported the Indian Removal Act?

Lebensraum focused on establishing a racial hierarchy with Aryans on top and Jews on the bottom

Which party is responsible for starting ideas like a secret ballot & a federal income tax?

Which was NOT on form of self-government in the colonies of America?

Which event, prior to 1770, caused a change in British policy towards the 13 colonies?

Which event led to Britain & France joining World War II?

Which abolitionist led the raid on Harper's Ferry

The Wilmot Proviso wanted which territory to be free soil?

Why did FDR declare a bank holiday and create the FDIC?

Which colony offered the greatest amount of religious freedom prior to the American Revolution?

The Granger Laws focused on

Which program created hydroelectric power plants and dams to help rural citizens?

How was the disagreement over the Virginia Plan & New Jersey Plan resolved?

Which president formed the Bull Moose Progressive Party?

Which New Deal category focused on immediate aid to the poor in the forms of food, housing etc?

Which leader was the major figure in the Democratic Republican Party?

After World War I, the US supported the ideal of

In what ways did the gov't use to control Native American peoples?

Why were the first 10 amendments added to the Constitution?

The Brooks-Sumner Affair was when

Which amendment gave women the right to vote?

Which black civil rights activist formed the NAACP to fight for legal equality for blacks?

What event was the direct cause of the US joining World War I?

Political machines and bosses used their power to

What was the major result of Prohibition in the US during the 1920s?

The Kansas-Nebraska Act repealed the Missouri Compromise & used Popular Sovereignty instead.

Who became president in the "corrupt bargain"?

The Great Migration that occurred during the late 1800s/early 1900s was which group?

Which country became a protectorate of the US after the Spanish American War?

Which term applies to northerners who came south during Reconstruction to make money?

Which alliance was formed between the USA and its capitalist allies?

Kentucky, Missouri, Maryland, Delaware, and western Virginia were

Hoovervilles were shanty towns where people who suffered from the Depression lived.

The Sacco & Vanzetti case, the Red Scare, the rise of the Ku Klux Klan all have what in common?

The Gag Rule was used to stop Congress from talking about what issue?

The Transcontinental Railroad

Which amendment was in the Cuban Constitution & gave the US the right to interfere in Cuba?

The Selective Service Act was created to

The program that made the US the Arsenal of Democracy & allowed it to loan weapons to allies

Which leader was famous for supporting universal (male) suffrage?

Installment buying, income inequality, & stock market speculation all contributed to what?

The 54th Massachusetts Regiment was significant in the Civil War because it was a

Which type of job experienced a rise during the 1950s?

The Southern Strategy in the Civil War was

The Grange was created to represent who?

The Mexican American War occurred beccause

Which president was the first to support labor unions against the management?

What were the Alien and Sedition Acts designed to do?

Which would explain the high percentage of slaves in the Carolina colonies?

The Chinese Exclusion Act limited the amount of Chinese immigrants to 10,000 a year.

Which is a policy of focusing on your own country and its affairs?

Which aspect of suburbanization is seen in Levittown?

Which general led the March to the Sea in the Civil War?

The Senate's main problem with the Treaty of Versailles was that

Which territory was purchased from Napoleon?

In the late 1800s, expansionism became more about

What best demonstrates the religious views of most New England citizens during the colonial era

Which was the first battle of the Civil War?

Which black civil rights activist focused on raising awareness of lynchings?

The Nuremberg Trials restricted the rights of Jews living in Germany & took their citizenship

The Scopes trial was a conflict between

Which territory was gained in the Adams-Onis Treaty?

The idea of European immigrants being anarchists contributed to which of the following?

Which policy involved the US promising to aid any country that was resisting communism?

The Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo forced ___ to give over ____.

Sugar Act 1764, Stamp Act 1765, Townshend Acts 1770, Boston Tea Party 1773 - A good title?

Which caused the Dust Bowl?

Which Enlightenment principle was used to justify the American Revolution in the Dec. of Ind?

The Populist Party succeeded in getting a presidential candidate into office.

In the KY & VA Resolutions, which was used to justify nullifying the Alien & Sedition Acts?

The idea that whites had the duty to take care of other races by controlling them is called

Which black civil rights activist focused on creating job opportunities for blacks?

What was the purpose of the protesters involved in the Bonus March?

Which Hollywood film contained racist themes and fostered a resurgence of the Ku Klux Klan?

Which anti-trust law was extremely limited by the Supreme Court?

Which program created a national minimum wage and abolished child labor?

The ideas of the English philosopher John Locke are best expressed in which of the following?

Which president used Big Stick Diplomacy?

Which government used the Anaconda Plan in the Civil War?

In the Insular Cases, the Supreme Court ruled that subject countries could become states.

The Seneca Falls Convention was focused on

Who was the prime minister of Japan in World War II?

The Roosevelt Corollary meant that the US would

The Berlin Air Lift occurred when the USSR

Why did the Constitutional Convention's delegates agree to the 3/5ths Compromise?

The Monroe Doctrine stated that

Why are the 1920s sometimes called the Roaring Twenties?

Why did people move west?

The Dawes Severalty Act promoted growth in the west by

Horatio Alger was famous for popularizing which idea?

What was the most important contribution of the radio in the 1920s?

Which president ended Reconstruction?

US Attorney General, A. Mitchell Palmer's so called "Palmer Raids" led to

The US allowed the Philippines to gain independence after the Spanish were defeated.

Eli Whitney marketed two new inventions. Which one was used in the North the most?

The Era of Good Feelings was a period when what political party was in control & had no rivals?

The CCC and WPA were New Deal programs developed to address which problem?

FDR's election to the presidency in 1932 demonstrated which of the following?

Who wrote The Feminine Mystique?

Which law dictated how territories could become states?

Which of the following best illustrates the system of checks and balances?

An armistice is when countries sign a formal treaty to end a conflict.

Good harbors, abundant forests, rocky soils, & a short growing season most influenced

Which was the liberal party?

Which politician was known as the Great Compromiser?

Muckrakers were journalists that investigated

What was the direct cause of the US starting the Spanish American War?

Which part of Berlin/Germany was controlled by the US, Britain, and France?

Which movement wanted to abolish slavery?

John Marshall strengthened the Supreme Court by

Cost-plus contracts meant that the gov't would pay companies the cost of product plus a %

Which abolitionist wrote Uncle Tom's Cabin?

The Spanish American War started over which region fighting for independence?

Which muckraker wrote an expose about Standard Oil's Monopoly?

Critics from the Right thought that the New Deal

The Compromise of 1850 included a _____ of the Fugitive Slave Law.

Which type of segregation occurs when laws are used to enforce segregation?

The Pacific Railway Act

What factor of production focuses on all forms of natural resources?

Which regions favored strict interpretations of the Constitution and state government power?

Andrew Carnegie controlled which market?

Which country gave Austria-Hungary a blank check?

Yellow journalism was a tactic where newspapers told

Which abolitionist was a major guide on the Underground Railroad?

During the Nullification Crisis, SC was angry about

The Agricultural Adjustment Act

The American System focused on