Towards the end of the war, President Wilson proposed his Fourteen Point peace plan that

established a League of Nations

How did African-Americans benefit from the “Great Migration” during World War I?

Northern jobs for the war effort led many to leave the South

After World War II, many African Americans

Joined organizations dedicated to fighting segregation

The allies invasion of Normandy in France

Which violent act led to the start of World War I?

Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand

How do New Deal programs affect the lives of U.S. citizens today?

Program for the elderly and the poor known a Social Security

Besides attacks on US cargo ships, the US was more eager for war because

Germany proposed an alliance with Mexico

Which of the following was a result of the Battle of Midway?

Japan never again threatened Pacific domination

President Truman dropped the Atomic bomb on both Hiroshima and Nagasaki because

To prevent U.S. casualties in an invasion of Japan

The 18th Amendment and the Volstead Act led to

The banning of alcohol and government enforcement of the law

What was the “Red Scare” in the US following World War I? What was the public scared of?

Immigrants influenced by communism

Most US business leaders backed US neutrality at the start of WWI because

they wanted continued trade with Europe

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1
Towards the end of the war, President Wilson proposed his Fourteen Point peace plan that
established a League of Nations
colonized Austria-Hungary
demanded Germany pay reparations to the Allies
demanded Germany dissolve their nation.
2
Which event caused the US declare war and enter World War II on the side of the Allies?
Japan’s invasion of China
The Allied invasion of Italy
Bombing of Pearl Harbor
German occupation of the Sudetenland
3
How did African-Americans benefit from the “Great Migration” during World War I?
Social welfare organizations helped poor
Anti-Lynching laws were enacted
Violence increased in Southern states
Northern jobs for the war effort led many to leave the South
4
After World War II, many African Americans
Joined organizations dedicated to fighting segregation
Left organizations dedicated to promoting equal rights
Carried out a large protest march on Washington DC
Found work with national defense employers
5
D-Day refers to
The allies invasion of Normandy in France
The allied invasion of Morocco during WWII
The Germany's bombing of London
The Allied offensive in the Battle of Midway in the Pacific
6
What was the major difference in economic policies between FDR and Herbert Hoover in the 1932?
FDR believed in a more activist federal gov't to help people
All of the above
Hoover believed private institutions should provide relief
Hoover trusted the free market system to help economy grow
7
Which violent act led to the start of World War I?
Assassination of Archduke Ferdinand
Assassination of President Wilson
Introduction of the machine gun
Sinking of the Lusitania
8
The _________________ Amendment gave women the right to vote nationally
19th
18th
21st
20th
9
How do New Deal programs affect the lives of U.S. citizens today?
It dismantled the social welfare state
It eliminated the “safety net” for the elderly and the poor
It provided a smaller federal government
Program for the elderly and the poor known a Social Security
10
Besides attacks on US cargo ships, the US was more eager for war because
Great Britain proposed an alliance with Mexico
Germany proposed an alliance with Canada
Germany proposed German Americans overthrow US Government
Germany proposed an alliance with Mexico
11
Which of the following was a result of the Battle of Midway?
The United States lost many aircraft carriers and aircraft
The United States was put on the defensive end of the war
Japan gained a powerful navy and fortified positions
Japan never again threatened Pacific domination
12
The event known as the _____ led to the election of President Franklin D. Roosevelt in 1932.
Great Compromise
Great Depression
Great Recession
Great Migration
13
President Truman dropped the Atomic bomb on both Hiroshima and Nagasaki because
To eliminate the Japanese monarchy
To harm the Japanese economy
To limit further Japanese losses in the war
To prevent U.S. casualties in an invasion of Japan
14
The 18^th Amendment and the Volstead Act led to
A decent standard of living for unions
A competition for limited resources
The end of women’s suffrage
The banning of alcohol and government enforcement of the law
15
What was the “Red Scare” in the US following World War I? What was the public scared of?
Immigrants influenced by communism
Nazis taking over the Government
Ku Klux Klan in northern cities
Capitalists gaining power over unions
16
The border line dividing Europe into East and the West with the East being communist was called
Berlin Curtain
Iron Curtain
Russian Curtain
Red Curtain
17
Which word best describes when a nation looks out for its own interest?
Alliances
Militarism
Humanitarianism
Nationalism
18
Most US business leaders backed US neutrality at the start of WWI because
they wanted continued trade with Europe
they wanted Russia to win
Europe held Constitutional conventions
they wanted Germany to win

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