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US History Final
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1
The Sherman Anti-trust Act
was used by labor unions
outlawed trusts and monopolies
was supported by businessment
encouraged large scale businesses
2
This amendment made slavery illegal.
12th
15th
13th
14th
3
In WW 2, the axis powers were
Germany, Italy, and Japan
Germany, Italy, and the US
Germany, Russia, and Italy
Britain, France, and the US
4
The Great Depression was caused by
people buying things on credit not cash
all of the above
overproduction of crops- prices dropped
high tariffs on foreign goods
5
All of the following women were instrumental in securing the right for women to vote EXCEPT
Susan B. Anthony
Florence Kelly
Carrie Chapman Catt
Elizabeth Stanton
6
Why did the US drop the atomic bomb?
they didn't drop the bomb
to end the war
the test the technology
they hated Japan
7
Which amendment made "all persons born in the US" citizens?
13th
14th
15th
Reconstruction Act
8
This term was used to describe when Chamberlain gave into Hitler's land demands.
appeasement
alliance
friending
peace
9
Who was the leader fo Italy during WW2?
Hitler
Franco
Mussolini
Togo
10
This persuasion technique was used in both WW1 and WW2 to spread lies.
propaganda
muckraking
espionage
exaggeration
11
Jim Crow laws were law that
taxed voters
separated the races through unfair laws
promoted discrimination against women
denied citizenship to Asian immigrants
12
The federal government's plan to rebuild after the Civil War was called
Redemption
Reconstruction
Radicalism
Gilded Age
13
Poor apartment building in the large cities where many immigrants lived were called
row homes
slums
tenements
projects
14
Who was the military leader of Japan during WW 2?
Mussolini
Togo
Hitler
Franco
15
Blitzkrieg means
lightning war
to tackle the quarterback
sprinkled donut
fancy tank
16
Why were the 1920's called the Roaring Twenties?
many zoos were created
loud time, lots of entertainment, lots of buying things
airplanes were roaring overhead
the crowds at baseball games roared
17
These 1920's women wore their hair short, dresses shorter, and danced teh Charleston.
flappers
Eleanor Roosevelt
princesses
teenagers
18
What happened on the 11th hour of the 11th day of the 11th month?
none of the above
WW1 ended
attacks on the twin towers
Pearl Harbor was attacked
19
During WW1 the generals used this type of battle tactic, which ultimately led to many deaths.
trench warfare
tanks
both B & C
aerial attacks
20
A system of farming where a person rents land from the owner.
squatting
sharecropping
plantation
tenant farming
21
Why did Japan attack Pearl Harbor?
They hated the US.
They wanted to punish the US for refusing to sell them oil.
They wanted the harbor for themselves.
They were told to attack by Hitler.
22
This famous book and now movie came out of the Roaring 20's.
Romeo and Juliet
The Great Gatsby
Animal Farm
Gone with the Wind
23
Muckrakers were
journalists
conservationists
politicians
suffragists
24
This progressive president carried a "big stick".
Teddy Roosevelt
McKinley
Taft
Wilson
25
Owning and controlling all parts of a single industry is called
competition
corruption
interstate commerce
monopoly
26
World War 1 started when
Bin Laden was killed
the Great Depression started
the Archduke Ferdinand was assassinated
Japan attacked Pearl Harbor
27
When workers group together to demand better conditions and pay, etc. is called
unions
bimetalism
scabs
strike
28
The main causes of WW1 were imperialism, nationalism, and ________________
militarism
dictators
defamation
the Holocaust
29
________________________ was a major leader in the steel industry.
Andrew Carnegie
J.P. Morgan
Thomas Scott
John Rockefeller