What was the Executive Order 9066?

A document that forced Japanese people into internment camps

Americans used to show they were conserving food during WW1

What did Herbert Hoover and Calvin Coolidge have in common?

Both were Republican pro-business presidents

What was the Great Migration?

The movement of 6 million African Americans from South to North

What were the Fourteen Points

A statement of principles for peace used for peace negotiations to end WW1

What did the Social Security Act achieve?

gave financial assistance to retired workers 65+ years old

advocator for the preservation of wilderness

What was the Square Deal?

Teddy Roosevelt's promise to protect the public from Big Business.

What was the red scare?

The fear of communism in America, Hysteria over the perceived threat posed by communists

The National Origins Act

was a quota system that restricted immigration.

People like Josiah Strong believed that America had a moral duty to

take Christianity to those who had never heard of it

What was the Bonus Army?

WW1 veterans who marched on Washington D.C. for their pensions.

He was the senator of Louisiana who ruled like a dictator

One widespread effect of World War I was:

Disillusionment in science and human progress

What is collective security?

Cooperation of nations to strengthen the security of each if threatened

The Allied Powers included:

Great Britain, Soviet Union, US

was a muckraker who uncovered Standard Oil

According to the cartoon, the Zoot Suit Riots of 1943 were a response to

[zoot suiters] seen as unpatriotic & violating US rationing

What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?

Government officials accepted bribes in exchange for oil.

What were the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?

M-Military A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism

Alfred T. Mahan argued that

control of the sea was the key to world dominations

What was the purpose of the NAACP?

fought for civil rights for African Americans

Marcus Garvey led a movement to

create new African American homelands in the Caribbean

What was the League Of Nations?

A league of countries whose main purpose was to prevent war

What did William Randolph Hearst do to the public?

He increased hatred of the Spanish through newspapers, leading to war.

Schenck v. United States (1919) was about

Freedom of speech limited during national security

What was the purpose of the Securities Exchange commission?

To prevent fraud and build confidence in the stock market

How did the APPEASEMENT backfire?

Hitler regained territory, It gave Hitler time to build his military, Hitler's ambition rose

What was the Harlem Renaissance?

A movement that developed African American culture

What was George Creel President of during World War I

Committee of Public Information

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1
What was the Executive Order 9066?
A document that forced Japanese people to go back to Japan
A document that granted Japanese immigrants citizenship
A document that gave Japanese people financial assistance
A document that forced Japanese people into internment camps
2
What is Hooverize?
Americans used to show they were conserving food during WW1
Woodrow proposed these to Congress as basis for world peace
A cease-fire or agreement to stop fighting
American forces sent to Europe during World War I
3
Which party was known as the Bull Moose Party
Progressive Party
Democratic Party
Rebpublican Party
Whig Party
4
What did Herbert Hoover and Calvin Coolidge have in common?
Both were liberal democratic presidents
Both passed laws that benefited workers
Both presidents signed peace treaties
Both were Republican pro-business presidents
5
What was the Great Migration?
The movement of 6 million African Americans from East to West.
The movement of 6 million African Americans from South to North
The movement of 6 million African Americans from North to South.
The movement of 6 million African Americans from West to North.
6
Imperialism is motivated by
Assertion of Military Power
A Belief in Cultural Superiority
Economic Motives (raw materials and markets)
All of the above
7
What were the Fourteen Points
A treaty that would end the German military
A statement of principles for peace used for peace negotiations to end WW1
A treaty that would punish Germany for their actions
A negotiation to ally with Germany
8
What did the neutrality act of 1939 allow?
Trading with Germany is established
Non-military goods can now be sold to allies
Allows for Americans to enter war zones
Arms can now be sold to allies
9
What did the Social Security Act achieve?
gave financial assistance to the unemployed
gave financial assistance to retired workers 65+ years old
gave financial assistance to orphans
gave financial assistance to single mothers
10
When was Pearl Harbor?
June 6, 1941
September 12, 1941
April 18, 1941
December 7, 1941
11
Who was John Muir?
A yellow journalist
a photographer, that used his photos for social reform
advocator for the preservation of wilderness
A Muckraker
12
Who was NOT present at the Treaty of Versailles?
France
Great Britian
Germany
USA
13
What was the Square Deal?
Woodrow Wilson's plan for peace after WW I.
McKinley's campaign slogan for president.
Teddy Roosevelt's promise to protect the public from Big Business.
FDR's plan to deal with the Great Depression.
14
Who first suggested the idea of ISOLATIONSIM?
John Adams
Abraham Lincoln
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
15
Why was the ACLU initially founded?
To protect the free speech of Communists
To promote school integration
To oppose the WWI draft
To oppose the Chinese Exclusion Act
16
What was the red scare?
The fear of communism in America
The domino effect
A time when people were scared of the color red
Hysteria over the perceived threat posed by communists
17
The National Origins Act
outlawed tenements.
created new American businesses.
promoted the immigration of Chinese peoples.
was a quota system that restricted immigration.
18
People like Josiah Strong believed that America had a moral duty to
set up poor houses across the country
care for the poor and weak
militarily help protect small countries from exploitation
take Christianity to those who had never heard of it
19
What was the Bonus Army?
Men who signed up to join WWI before the US entered the War
WW1 veterans who marched on Washington D.C. for their pensions.
Nicknames for slackers who refused to serve in WWI.
The women like WACs and WAVS who served in World War II.
20
Who was Huey Long?
A farmer who raised crops to eat during the Depression
Famous movie star at the time who donated money to the poor
He was the senator of Louisiana who ruled like a dictator
A famous author who wrote about the Depression
21
What was not a causes of the Great Depression?
Black Wednesday
Unemployment
Easy Credit
Stock Market Speculation
22
One widespread effect of World War I was:
Disillusionment in science and human progress
Greater movement towards democracy
The strengthening of European global power
A revival of traditional beliefs and practices
23
President Herbert Hoover supported direct relief
True
False
24
The America First Committee promoted US intervention in World War I.
True
False
25
Which one of FDR's critics were was assassinated in 1935?
Frances Perkins
Huey Long
Father Charles Coughlin
John L. Lewis
26
What is collective security?
A policy of making concessions to avoid war
Nations coming together to overthrow the government of a country
Cooperation of nations to strengthen the security of each if threatened
Secret pacts with the aim of securing a country as an ally
27
Alfred T. Mahan believed that the US should...
increase the size of the Navy
Decrease the size of the Navy
Annex Hawaii
Increase the size of the military as a show of force
28
The Allied Powers included:
Great Britain, Soviet Union, Japan
Great Britain, Japan, US
Great Britain, Soviet Union, US
Great Britain, US, Italy
29
Ida Tarbell _____.
Invented the assembly line
was a muckraker who uncovered Standard Oil
believed African Americans could achieve equality thorugh political action
Invented the light bulb
30
Kellogg Briand Pact is an agreement that outlawed war.
False
True
31
How did the Great Depression end?
The New Deal Programs worked
World War I began.
The advent of World War II.
The implementation of laissez faire programs
32
What traits did most Progressives share?
Educated
Wilborn's class
Urban
middle class
33
What did the Open Door Policy establish?
Closed off trade with China
Free trade in Cuba
Allowed Americans to freely walk in and out of the White House
Free trade in China
34
According to the cartoon, the Zoot Suit Riots of 1943 were a response to
anti-German and Italian sentiment in the U.S.
disenfranchisement of African Americans
[zoot suiters] seen as unpatriotic & violating US rationing
the threat of Japanese espionage
35
What was the Teapot Dome Scandal?
None of these
Government officials bribed the mafia for liquor.
Government officials accepted bribes in exchange for oil.
Government officials accepted bribes for cake.
36
This was the term used to describe a growing distrust of communism in the 1920s.
Xenophobia
Palmer Raids
Red Scare
Bolshevism
37
Where was the Harlem Renaissance?
Detroit
Georgia
Chicago
New York
38
What were the M.A.I.N. causes of World War I?
none of the above
M-Military A-Alliances I-Imperialism N-Nationalism
M- Money A-Association I-Innovation N- Nationalism
M-Main Idea A-Author`s Purpose I-Inform N-no man`s land
39
Alfred T. Mahan argued that
The US was not obligated to uphold the promises made by the Monroe Doctrine
free trade was essential to a nation's economic stability
construction of a large navy constituted unnecessary spending
control of the sea was the key to world dominations
40
What was the purpose of the NAACP?
enforce white supremacy
promote a communist system that supported white racism
develop a military troop that enforced segregation
fought for civil rights for African Americans
41
What did the Dust Bowl lead to?
Growth in manufacturing of farm equipment.
Higher farm wages.
Increased farm prices.
Internal migration.
42
Marcus Garvey led a movement to
build up African-American self-respect and economic power
create new African American homelands in the Caribbean
unionize African American workers
segregate African Americans in northern cities
43
What was the League Of Nations?
A league of countries whose main purpose was to prevent war
A successful organization that promoted free trade after World War I.
A group of protesters who opposed WW1
A league of Central Powers used to strategize during WW1
44
What did William Randolph Hearst do to the public?
He was the first to fly across the Atlantic in a solo flight.
He was an anarchist who assassinated McKinley
He killed a paymaster in Boston which led to the Sacco and Vanzetti Trial.
He increased hatred of the Spanish through newspapers, leading to war.
45
Schenck v. United States (1919) was about
Freedom of speech limited during national security
Freedom of religion during national security
Freedom of speech not limited
Limiting the writ of Habeus Corpus
46
What drew the US into World War One
They wanted to be in it
Europe attacked on the USA
They traded and got into it
Zinnernam Telogram
47
What was the purpose of the Securities Exchange commission?
To build more secure communities
To invest in new products
To prevent fraud and build confidence in the stock market
To introduce the use of credit when buying items
48
How did the APPEASEMENT backfire?
Hitler regained territory
Hitler invaded Britain
It gave Hitler time to build his military
Hitler's ambition rose
49
What was the Harlem Renaissance?
The end to the New South
A city in New York
A movement that occured during the 1930's
A movement that developed African American culture
50
What was George Creel President of during World War I
War Industries Board
Committee of Public Information
American Draft Board
American Expeditionary Force
51
After the Spanish American War, Cuba became...
a super power
a U.S. territory
independent
a Spanish territory
52
What happened to Germany after the Treaty of Versailles?
There was unenpolment and Germany's economy weakened
The got more jobs and more opportunities
nothing it did not effect them
They were happy with the effects
53
Why did people blame Herbert Hoover for the Great Depression?
Because he was a Democrat.
Because he was a Republican.
Because he reversed his Laissez-Faire attitude.
Because nothing had improved in 3 years.
54
Muckrakers
People opposed to slavery and/or its expansion
A non-union worker hired to replace a striking employee
Large number of immigrants from southern and eastern Europe
Reporters who wrote stories to expose corruption in cities
55
A former republican, this president was the founder of the Bull Moose Party
Taft
Roosevelt
Trump
Wilson
56
In 1923, Alice Paul persuaded Congress to introduce which amendment?
Equal Rights Amendment (ERA)
The Prohibition of Alcohol
League of Women Voters Amendment
Women's Right to Vote
57
FDR's court-packing plan was to
replace some justices
fire some of the existing Supreme Court justices
add an amendment to the constitution to add more justices
add 6 justices to the court
58
What did the prohibition cause?
Organized crime, bootlegging, overflowed prisons
Riots combating the unfair treatment of the government
A rise in drug overdoses
Homelessness, starvation, not enough government help
59
The Civilian Conservation Corps was
the most popular New Deal program during the depression era
created to build new dams in the Tennessee area.
a program created by President Wilson to help America
Created to build new apartment houses in cities.
60
Critics of FDR said that he
was actually making the depression worse
had no idea what he was doing
didn't really care about the poor people
was assuming more power than a president should have
61
What was the WCTU?
An all-female, anti-imperialist organization
A Protestant organization that advocated for temperance
A women’s suffrage organization
A socialist party for American women
62
Why was there a Second New Deal?
FDR's original plan was unaffordable and ran out of money
some early New Deal programs were ruled unconstitutional
the Second New Deal was required by the United Nations
the First New Deal was a horrible failure that people hated
63
Which of the following reforms did Progressives (including Democrats and the Bull Moose party) NOT support?
Women's Suffrage
The Rights of Monopolis
Laws Against Child labor
Direct Election of Senators
64
Who is Margaret Sanger?
Led a temperance movement (prohibition)
The woman who sued Henry Wade
Established Chicago's Hull-House
Birth control activist; initially started Planned Parenthood
65
In the Scopes Monkey trial, creationists were opposed to the:
teaching biology in school
teaching creation in school
biblical creation theory
evolution theory
66
The New Deal
Act to increase unemployment and force people to get jobs
Increased public works programs, welfare, Social Security
The start of social revolution in the U.S.
Made a financial plan with banks to support the U.S. economy
67
The Russian Revolution began during World War I.
False
True
68
During WWII, FDR banned discrimination...
in public schools.
in the movie industry.
in the military
in the defense industry.
69
What does Appeasement mean?
Start a war with an allied country
To ally with someone who is a bully
pacify or placate someone by acceding to their demands.
Ignore what your told to do to benefit your country
70
Why was Pearl Harbor attacked?
To supply themselves with resources for the war
To prevent the U.S from inferring with thier plans in Southeast Asia
To make more enemy's
To take their aircraft.
71
What was the 19th Amendment?
protects women's rights in factories
guarantees American women the right to vote
prohibition of alcohol in the United States
allows women to have a higher education
72
Upton Sinclair was a ____________________________.
Muckraker
Isolationist
Interventionist
Jingoist
73
The Great Depression can best be described as...
an increase of wealth
a time of wars
an end to poverty
an economic downturn
74
Hawley smoot tariff
highest tariff ever
prohibits investment banking
75
What was the Espionage Act?
law that prohibited free speech that was disloyal to the US
A law that encouraged free speech & protest
A law that required citizens to spy on Germans
All of the above
76
The Lend Lease Act was made to get around the Neutrality Act
false
true
77
Eugene V. Debs...
was a campaigner for the Republican party from 1900-1920
was an outspoken critic of business and champion of labor
was arrested during the espionage and sedition acts
did much to help the war effort/led propaganda movements
78
Critics charged that FDR's plan to increase # of Supreme Court Justices was in conflict with
The constitutional principle of checks and balances
The Supreme Court's practice of judicial restraint
Attempts of Congress to limit judicial responsibilities
Efforts to restrict the number of terms for a President
79
Yellow journalism is...
exaggerated stories meant to sell more newspapers.
printed news stories on yellow paper.
racists reports about Chinese Americans.
truthful and accurate reports of historical events.
80
After WWI, the US had a policy of isolationism. This policy was ended by
The Great Depression
the Eighteenth Amendment
the bombing of Pearl Harbor
joining the United Nations
81
The Palmer Raids were
government lawful arresting and convicting communist leaders
the government raiding and arresting criminal hideouts
the government raiding and arresting nazis
the government arresting 4000 "communist" citizens illegally
82
Agricultural Adjustment Act
Provided incentives for farmers to rotate their crops
Paid farmers to destroy crops in order to raise prices
Required farmers to increase production
Caused farmers to move west to escape bad farming conditions
83
He went after party bosses, busted trusts, founded national parks, and led the Bull Moose party
William Howard Taft
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
Theodore Roosevelt
84
Which of the following would be an example of Moral Diplomacy?
sending money to a foreign nation to open up trade
the U.S. aiding a pro-democratic government in Latin America
sending troops to force a foreign leader to resign
declaring war on a neighboring country
85
Progressives wanted
less government regulation of economic & social programs
to move to Europe to find jobs
no help from federal government
more government regulation of economic & social programs
86
What were reasons for the Spanish American War?
Access to new resources
All of the above
Expansionism of territory's
The Destruction Of the U.S.S Maine
87
The Great Depression: Hoovervilles
Presidential neighborhoods for his friends
Shanty towns people lived in after their lost their house
Rich neighborhoods for the leadership
Where Congress lives
88
Moral Diplomacy
Theodore Roosevelt
William McKinley
William Howard Taft
Woodrow Wilson
89
Langston Hughes was a writer during which literary era or movement?
The Classical Period
The Age of Enlightenment
The Harlem Renaissance
The Romantic Period
90
What is Big Stick Diplomacy?
Negotiation with unspoken threat of a powerful military.
Refuse to get involved in anything.
Carry a big stick everywhere you go.
Be defensive and harsh in war.
91
FDR was embarrassed when critics accused him of trying to?
destroy Congress
Fix the Great Depression
Pack th Supreme Court
Prolong the Great Depression
92
The Clayton Anti-Trust Act ...
made going on strike legal.
allowed unions.
made holding companies illegal.
limited the President to two terms.
93
When was the Spanish American War
1898
1860
1786
1778
94
What was the purpose of the War Industries Board?
to operate a military draft
to train soldiers after they enlisted
to coordinate government purchase of military supplies.
to force workers to make ammunition
95
What was a goal of the pure food and drug act?
Halt sales of contaminated foods and drugs
Boost sales of medicines
False labeling of products
Boost meat industry sales
96
What did the Neutrality act of 1937 allow?
Sale of arms to nations at war
Lend-Lease of goods
Sale of non-military goods
Direct U.S. Involvement in WWII
97
What was the Treaty of Versailles?
Brought WW1 to an end
Gave France control over Germany
Disbanded the League of Nations
Restricted use of mustard gas in any war
98
What was the major debate that ensued among Americans because of the Scopes Monkey Trial?
Are Monkeys a Danger to Future Generations?
Should Modern Sciences be Taught in Schools?
Modernist and Fundamentalist Controversy
Should Children be Allowed Near Monkeys?
99
Who created the New Deal?
Teddy Roosevelt
Herbert Hoover
Franklin D Roosevelt
Calvin Coolidge
100
What does the FDIC do?
Insures deposit accounts
Sells treasury bonds
Gives loans
Makes coins

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