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HST 112 Quiz
HST 112 Quiz
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Quiz over Ch. 21-24
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1
What were some of the reasons the U.S. became involved in WWI?
We did not like Germany, they were doing too many messed up things
Great Britain and France asked us to
Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare and the Zimmerman Note
Franz Ferdinand's assassination and our economic ties to the Allies
2
One of the ways WWI affected America was by creating larger government and business partnerships
False
True
3
Industrial Capitalism/Urban Growth need to be curbed, Group aims should direct society, Citizens should take active role
Are the three main points of the NAACP
Are the three main points of the American Federation of Labor
Are the three main points of the Progressive Movement
Are the three main points of the New Deals
4
Some of the new forms of activism emerging among the working class, women, and African Americans were ______
Dollar Diplomacy, Settlement Houses, and the Harlem Renaissance
International Workers of the World, Birth Control, and the NAACP
American Federation of Labor, Larger Families, and the Freedmen's Bureau
Associative State, Prohibition, and the Civil Rights Movement
5
George Remus was said to be the inspiration for what famous literary book?
Moby Dick
The Grapes of Wrath
The Great Gatsby
How The Other Half Lives
6
The United States did NOT join the League of Nations
False
True
7
On his first day as president, FDR put in place a 4-day bank holiday.
False
True
8
The WPA created programs to aid the unemployed in a variety of jobs. Which program did we analyze closely in class?
The Federal Artists Project
The Tennessee Valley Authority
The Federal Writers Project
The Civilian Conservation Corps
9
The CCC, the TVA, the AAA, and the FIRA were all part of what?
The Second New Deal
Congressional Reconstruction
The First New Deal
Fireside Chats
10
No other single development matched the impact of this in the 1920s
Trains
Ovens
Refrigerators
Automobiles
11
Religious Fundamentalism, the KKK, and Immigration Restriction are all examples of backlash against these.
The 19th Amendment
Social and Cultural Change
Population Change
Political Change
12
What was the purpose of the Alien and Sedition Acts during WWI?
To suppress the anti-war movement
To come down on unions
To deport illegal aliens from the country
To encourage the anti-war movement
13
The combination of these two things contributed to the cross fertilization of American musical styles
Television and Radio
Records and Movies
Radio and Movies
Records and Radio
14
This group of Americans were treated drastically different in France compared to their treatment in America.
Asians
Hispanics
African Americans
Women
15
Edith Wilson was Woodrow Wilson's first wife.
False
True
16
Okies were the term that was used for migrants coming into California fleeing the Dust Bowl.
True
False
17
The Great Depression was caused ONLY by the Stock Market Crash
True
False
18
The attempt to boost worker morale, challenge unions, and undermine collective bargaining was called Welfare Capitalism
True
False
19
The Hepburn Act, the Pure Food and Drug Act, and the Meat Inspection Act are examples of reform on a local level
True
False
20
Celebrities in the 1920s began to include athletes, actors, mobsters, and musicians
True
False
21
The Progressive Movement was a clash between Social Justice and Social _______
Control
Science
Economics
Development
