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EOC REVIEW 2
EOC REVIEW 2
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1
Which of the following nations would be considered a US ally in the Cold War?
Nicaragua
South Korea
Cuba
China
2
A black activist during the early 20th century would have been MOST LIKELY to join which group?
AFL
NAACP
CIA
HUAC
3
A person who believed in states rights, protecting small landowners, and not northern business
would be a Jeffersonian-Republican.
would be a Democrat.
would be a Secessionist.
would be a Federalist.
4
An industrial worker in need of a union to give him bargaining power would benefit most from
the NAACP.
the Pullman Strike.
the Tennessee Valley Authority.
the Wagner Act.
5
These go together-the slave trade,-sts' representation,-slaves counted in pop,-rts of citizens
Areas of Compromise at Constitutional Convention.
Things Opposed by Souherners in he Late 1700s.
Important Topics Unaddressed by the Founding Fathers.
Areas Addressed by the Virginia Plan.
6
Which of the following inspired Blacks to fight for the Union during the Civil War?
the Declaration of Independence
the Thirteenth Amendment
the Emancipation Proclamation
the Articles of Confederation
7
In the 1800s building a number of roads, canals, and railroads would be advancements in
national security.
infrastructure.
public education.
politics.
8
Between 1995 and 2000, any bill supported by the president of the US was MOST LIKELY
opposed by Congress.
struck down by the Supreme Court.
supported by Congress.
favored by Republicans.
9
Labor Unions formed primarily for the purpose of
assisting the government to draft new laws.
organizing workers to for better pay and working conditions.
helping business owners better conduct their operations.
increasing economic production and profits.
10
Compared to the Republicans, President Johnson's approach to Reconstruction can BEST be labled
harsh.
lenient.
about the same.
far more complicated.
11
An elderly citizen in need of an income would benefit MOST from which part of the New Deal?
Social Security
The TVA
The Wagner Act
Court-packing
12
The Berlin Airlift, Korean War, Bay of Pigs, Vietnam, and Iran-Contra scandal were all actions
to end terrorism.
prevent the Soviets from invading Western Europe.
to end World War II.
to defeat communism.
13
King Phillip's War was an example of
Conflict between Natives and New Englanders expanding west.
Spain's attempts to keep Great Britain out of New World.
Native Americans' efforts to drive whites out of Jamestown.
the fight between the French and British for the New World.
14
What role did tobacco play in the history of Jamestown?
They tried to raise tobacco, but the crop failed miserably.
It turned out to be the cash crop that saved the colony.
It was the main crop the founders of hoped to grow.
It caused fighting when the colonial govt outlawed the crop.
15
Ida Tarbell's efforts to expose Rockefeller's business practices are evidence that she was a(n)
communist.
abolitionist.
Radical Republican.
muckraker.
16
The term "Cold War" referred to which of the following?
the tension for war between the US and the USSR after WWII.
the between Germany and the USSR
the war between the US and Germany
the dividing line between the the West and Communist East.
17
In what way did the assassination of John F. Kennedy affect civil rights?
Civil rights suffered as conservatives rose to power.
Passage of civil rights legislation was postponed for years.
Civil rights legislation passed quicker thanks to LBJ
It had no effect
18
Which of the following presidents' foreign policy MOST closely resembled an isolationist?
George Washington
Theodore Roosevelt
John F. Kennedy
Ronald Reagan.
19
Sectionalism can BEST be defined as what?
differences between different regions of a country
one part of a country choosing to break ties with the rest
a region's decision to be economically self-sufficient
migration patterns of people leaving one part for another
20
The first president of the US who was known as a "common man."
Andrew Jackson
James K. Polk
James Monroe
Abraham Lincoln
21
Which of the following amendments to the Constitution was a result of the Progressive Era?
22nd Amendment, limiting presidents to only two terms
15th Amendment, granting Black men the right to vote
19th Amendment, giving women the right to vote
21st Amendment, repealing prohibition
22
Why did the United States become involved in Vietnam?
The US was allies with North Vietnam.
The fear that if Vietnam fell to communism, then all would.
A fear that the Vietnamese would cut off shipments of oil.
The US was allies with France and set troops to fight.
23
"Jacksonian Democracy" can BEST be described as
government that favors an elite few.
government where property owners are the only ones to vote.
a system where poor white men have a voice in government.
democracy based on equality, regardless of gender or race.
24
What impact did the nation's railroads have on steel and other industries post Civil War?
Competed with steel and forced manufactures to be creative.
It hurt the steel industry by allowing builders to get iron.
Very little b/c it was almost 1900 before the 1st railroad.
Industries thrived b/c railroads made it easier to ship.
25
Which of the following is MOST credited with ending the Great Depression?
the stock market crash
the Wagner Act
World War II
the New Deal
26
Which of the following is a result of the terrorist attacks of 9/11?
The PATRIOT Act was repealed.
President Clinton was impeached.
President Clinton ordered missile strikes on the Taliban.
The US launched Operation Enduring Freedom in Afghanistan.
27
US failed to join the League of Nations for which of the following reasons?
European powers were not allowing the US to leave troops.
Germany would not be allowed to join so the US did not.
Isolationism had again became popular in the US.
President Woodrow Wilson greatly opposed it.
28
What role did children play in the US urban labor force the beginning of the 20th century?
They rarely worked because they were in school.
They worked long hours for low pay.
They worked limited hours b/c of strict child labor laws.
Were rarely hired b/c employers had to pay minimum wage.
29
He led a rebellion in 1676 that forced Virginia's leaders to recognize the small landowners.
John C. Calhoun
Thomas Jefferson
George Washington
Nathaniel Bacon
30
Which US president acquired additional territory from France that doubled the size of the US?
John Adams
Thomas Jefferson
James Monroe
Andrew Jackson
31
Which of the following is MOST reflected in the Declaration of Independence?
mercantilism
ideas put forth by John Locke
confidence in the decisions of Parliament
the need for three branches of government
32
"They have crossed the 38th parallel. This is a direct violation of the agreed boundary."
Harry S. Truman asking the UN to confront North Korea.
Lyndon B. Johnson advocating war with North Vietnam
John F. Kennedy calling for a blockade of Cuba
Jimmy Carter asking NATO to take action against the USSR.
33
-Scalawags, -Carpetbaggers, and -Radical Republicans had to do with which event?
Politicians opposed to Abraham Lincoln
People Southerners resented during Reconstruction
Northerners opposed to Reconstruction.
Topics related to the Civil Rights Movement
34
Theodore Roosevelt's ideas about US expansion can BEST be described as
enthusiastic.
isolationists.
cautious.
indifferent.
35
The US invaded Afghanistan in October 2001 because it
knew the Taliban was offering safe-haven to bin Laden.
believed that the Taliban had nuclear weapons.
eared that a communist govt was about to seize control.
believed Saddam Hussein had weapons of mass destruction.
36
Which of the following was a slave state that remained loyal to the Union during the Civil War?
Maryland
Tennesee
North Carolina
Pennsylvania
37
Which of the following individuals would Georgians have been MOST bitter after the Civil War?
Thomas "Stonewall" Jackson
Andrew Johnson
Robert E. Lee
William T. Sherman
38
Which would have been most affected by
Brown v. Board of Education?
employees of bus stations throughout the United States
restaurant owners in the South
students in a public high school
a white student hoping to attend a private university
39
Washington said "The Constitution till changed by all is sacredly obligatory upon all."
the need to form international alliances.
the importance of political parties
the executive branch is better than the legislative branch
the authority of the federal government
40
"He was a ruthless rascal! His trust crushed many man's dreams while it filled his pockets."
Huey Long
Thomas Edison
John D. Rockefeller
Theodore Roosevelt
41
Someone inspired by Rachel Carson's book,
Silent Spring
, would MOST LIKELY become a member of
environmentalist movement.
the anit-war movement.
women's movement.
civil rights movement.
42
After WWII, many black soldiers returned home to be met with racism. Which idea helped inspire?
Reconstruction
the civil rights movement
the anti-war movement
the Great Migration
43
Watergate badly damaged citizens' confidence in
the Executive Branch.
the Media.
the power of Congress.
the Constitution.
44
Instead of removing the USSR from Eastern Europe, the US tried to stop communism. This is
the Great Society.
containment.
the Marshall Plan.
easing of tensions.
45
Roughly doubling the size of the US, it opened the way to western expansion to avoid imports.
the Gadsden Purchase
the Northwest Ordinance of 1785
the Missouri Compromise
the Louisiana Purchase
46
Which one of the following was a product of the Harlem Renaissance?
the songs of Irving Berlin
the writing of Langston Hughes
the service of the Tuskegee Airmen
the speeches of Frederick Douglass
47
"Sinners in the Hands of an Angry God" 1741 The evangelist, Johnathan Edwards, during the
American Revolution
First Great Awakening
Salem Witch Trials
French and Indian War
48
The charge that Bill Clinton had lied to a grand jury about his relationship with an intern led
the president's resignation.
to the president's impeachment.
Clinton's dismissal from office.
Republicans winning the 1994 congressional elections.
