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GSE Standards US HISTORY EOC REVIEW QUIZ
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1
Which conclusion do these events directly support?
The United States was the first to orbit Earth.
The U.S. space program eventually surpassed the USSR program
The USSR and the United States both militarized space.
Sputnik had little domestic influence on the United States.
2
How did slaves change the culture of the English colonies?
The brought their food, reglion, music, and dance styles
God, Gold, Glory
They worked to earn their freedom after several years
They abandoned everything that reminded them of Africa
3
The USA Patriot Act (2001) was passed to:
recruit volunteers for military service
prohibit citizens from criticizing government policies
protect the United States from terrorists
safeguard civil liberties from abuse by the government
4
Which factor
best
accounts for the affordability of Ford Model T automobiles in the 1920s?
the expertise of individual craftsmanship
the efficiencies created by the assembly line
low taxes and government subsidies
strong support from labor unions
5
After World War II, one important outcome of the passage of the GI Bill was that it:
created educational and housing assistance for veterans
limited suburban growth
allowed women to serve in combat positions
provided funds for new military bases
6
The victory of Andrew Jackson in the presidential election of 1828 was aided by:
the endorsement of northern abolitionists
reducing property qualifications for voting
implementing woman’s suffrage
the support of eastern bankers
7
Which heading
best
completes the partial outline below?
Elements of Reconstruction
Development of States Rights
Limits on Civil Rights
Results of Manifest Destiny
8
One major policy difference between Pres. Hoover and Pres. FDR was that President Roosevelt:
adopted a laissez-faire philosophy
focused primarily on reducing tariffs
proposed direct aid to farmers and the unemployed
stressed tax cuts and subsidies for big business
9
These events occurred during which historic period?
Reconstruction
Roaring Twenties
Cold War
Progressive Era
10
The
main
reason the U.S. Senate did not approve the Treaty of Versailles was because the treaty
did not force Germany to return conquered territory
threatened to draw the nation into future intl. conflicts
failed to include war reparations
was opposed by President Woodrow Wilson
11
Which government action
most directly
prompted the publication of this poster?
adoption of the Missouri Compromise
issuance of the Emancipation Proclamation
rejection of the Wilmot Proviso
passage of the Kansas-Nebraska Act
12
Which title is most appropriate for this graphic organizer?
Innovations and Technology
Vertical Integration of Business
Rise of Labor Unions
Factors Contributing to Industrialization
13
Which United States foreign policy is being referred to in this cartoon?
Atlantic Charter
Manhattan Project
Neutrality Act
Marshall Plan
14
How did the construction of the Transcontinental RR affect Native Americans on the Great Plains?
They became nomadic
They lost their traditions, homelands, and culture
They were forced onto government reservations
They began to hunt buffalo
15
Political rights for women grew most rapidly on the western frontier primarily because:
women greatly outnumbered men in the West
immigrants settling in the West brought ideals of equality
pioneer life often required men and women to share tasks =
the settlers were influenced by Native American Indians
16
What led to the creation of a national culture during the 1920s?
Prohibition, organized crime, women's suffrage
Harlem Renaissance, Great Migration, Henry Ford
Jazz, radio, movies
Red Scare, Jim Crow, KKK
17
Which factor in the late 1920s was a
major cause
of the Great Depression?
high income tax rates
limited use of consumer credit
low tariffs on European products
overproduction of manufactured goods
18
Which pairing matches a 19th-century business leader with the industry he developed?
J. P. Morgan—sugar
Andrew Carnegie—meatpacking
John D. Rockefeller—oil
Cornelius Vanderbilt—textile
19
The primary aim of the writers of the United States Constitution was to:
eliminate the bicameral legislature
weaken the independence of the judiciary
preserve the supremacy of the states
strengthen the power of the central government
20
Which phrase
BEST
describes the overall efforts of the U.S. to expand westward to the Pacific?
“Bleeding Kansas”
“Remember the Alamo”
“Manifest Destiny”
“Remember the Maine”
21
Which social change was accelerated by the passage of the Interstate Highway Act in 1956?
Increase in car ownership
growth of the N.E. population relative to that of the South
movement from cities to new suburban communities
demand for new forms of public transportation
22
During the 1960s, the actions of Cesar Chavez led to improved conditions for
health care workers
migrant farm workers
autoworkers
coal miners
23
The Northwest Ordinance and the Homestead Act both reflected the fed. government’s policy of:
expanding slavery onto the Great Plains
purchasing land from foreign countries
encouraging the settlement of the western territories
protecting the tribal lands of Native American Indians
24
What two pieces of legislation were direct results of the 1963 March on Washington?
1798 Alien and Sedition Acts/ 1800 KY and VA Resolutions
1964 Civil Rights Act/ 1965 Voting Rights Act
1892 Plessy v. Ferguson/ 1955 Brown v. Board
1956 Little Rock High School Integration 1955 Mont. Boycott
25
Which idea
BEST
expresses the philosophy of Progressive reformers?
Govt actions should promote solutions to problems in society
Labor unions could undermine the free enterprise system.
Reform should come from private business leaders
Economic growth should take priority over social concerns
26
In the late 1890s, yellow journalism most directly influenced the U.S. government’s decision to
build the Panama Canal
enter the Spanish-American War
open Japan to trade with the West
purchase Alaska and Hawaii
27
As related to Latin America, the Roosevelt Corollary strengthened the Monroe Doctrine by
promoting the independence of former United States colonies
threatening military intervention to stop Eur. interference
sending humanitarian aid to Mexico and the Caribbean
extending the doctrine to Asia
28
What was the
primary
reason for the creation of both the Truman Doctrine and the Marshall Plan?
the fear of Soviet communist expansion throughout Europe
reward the Chinese for their role in the victory over Japan
protection of vital U.S. interests in Middle East oil fields
the need to support colonial independence movements
29
Which action was an attempt by southern states after the C.W. to limit the rights of Af.-Amer?
impeachment of President Andrew Johnson
establishment of the Freedmen’s Bureau
implementation of the Black Codes
ratification of the 13th amendment
30
In 1962, President John F. Kennedy responded to the discovery of nuclear missiles in Cuba by:
threatening to invade the Soviet Union
capturing strategic locations in Cuba
Challenging the Soviet Union to remove the missiles
prohibiting travel to the southeastern United States
31
Which feature was
MOST
important for the development of trade and shipping in the N.E. and Middle colonies?
limited rainfall
long growing season
mountainous terrain
location on the East Coast of the Atlantic
32
Britain ended the practice of salutary neglect following the Fr. and Indian War which led to:
colonial protests of Americans against new taxes
refusal of France to give up Canada
end of the African slave trade
increased conflict with Spain along the Mississippi River
33
U.S. involvement in Vietnam in the early 1960s was justified by a widely held belief that
loss of S. V'nam would lead to communist control of S.E. Asia
U.S. economy depended on taking control of S. V'nam
supporting S. V'nam would honor U.S. obligations to (NATO)
freedom in S. V'nam would lead to freedom in China
34
The foreign policy illustrated in this cartoon was used by the United States to
punish Mexico for siding with Germany in World War I
announce the Open Door policy
enforce the Monroe Doctrine against Great Britain
secure control of land for the Panama Canal Zone
35
Society in which people of different nationalities assimilate to form one culture.
Melting Pot
Culture
Ellis Island
Angel Island
36
Which statement
most accurately
represents the point of view depicted in this 1903 cartoon?
Literacy tests are needed to limit immigration to the U.S.
Americans significantly disagree over immigration policy
Nativist opposition to immigration is declining
The nation’s economy depends on continuing immigration
37
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920s is best known for
encouraging passage of new voting rights legislation
supporting legislation to eliminate the Ku Klux Klan
ending racial segregation in public facilities
promoting the cultural creativity of African Americans
38
During the 1920s, the influence of the KKK and laws setting immigration quotas proved:
support for integrated public schools
negative reaction to the Scopes trial
An America First mentality/ Isolationism
rejection of traditional religious values
39
These newspaper headlines from the decade following World War II are all connected to the:
passage of civil rights legislation in the United States
fear of communism in the United States
war crimes trials in Japan
debate over economic aid to Europe
40
After the attack on Pearl Harbor, President Franklin D. Roosevelt decided to
immediately draft all young Japanese Amer. into the military
ban Japanese Americans from serving in Congress
move Japanese Americans to internment camps
deport most Japanese Americans to Japan