Fall Exam Review AH 10

Lenin established communism and it threatened the U.S. leading to entry into World War I:

Membership rose to 4 million members in the 1920s:

FDR believed he had 100 days to:

Most people were able to afford consumer goods because of this resource:

Acts aimed at limiting civil rights of African-Americans:

After Woodrow Wilson agreed to the Treaty of Versailles, the U.S. Senate:

The book regarded as the Nazi bible. It outlined Hitler's plans for Germany:

This killed 1/3 people during the First World War:

This foreign policy supported govs that were democratically elected/supported by their people:

This party would favor a BIG government:

Which one of these weapons was NOT a weapon of World War I?

Woodrow Wilson's original plan for peace in Europe after WW I:

Packages mailed to wealthy people containing explosive devices were acts of:

This allowed Henry Ford to produce cars cheaper and make them more affordable:

They were for a strong state government and a weak national government

The works of this author led to Meat Inspection and food labeling legislation:

The Abraham Lincoln Brigade served in the war in this country:

The British and French policy of appeasement was the same as:

Germany promised U.S. land to Mexico if it joined the Central Powers:

This party was favored by farmers and small business owners:

The constitutional right to bear arms:

When one company takes over different but related businesses to control the market:

Limiting good voluntarily to make them available to the military:

Bootleggers defied the law and efforts of:

This ethnicity was excluded under the ____ Exclusion Act

This system has regulation by government but limited:

This was a plan for making materials vital to the war effort during World War I:

A plan to limit foreign involvement and international military tensions:

The Klan of the 1920s was different from the 1860s Klan because:

You have the right to a speedy trial:

FDR's plan to aid Latin America:

This prevents unreasonable search and seizure without a warrant or probable cause for arrest:

During World War I this program gave us daylight savings time:

Woodrow Wilson's original plan for peace in Europe after WW I:

After this event, Germany signed the Sussex Pledge promising to warn ships first:

FDR's "bank holiday" was designed to do this:

This foreign policy was the policy of Woodrow Wilson:

Which of the following was a totalitarian nation?

Germany renounced the Sussex Pledge by announcing this change. It led to U.S. entry into WWI:

An agreement to limit the size of the navies of the major powers:

This amendment banned alcohol in America:

Haymarket, Pullman, B & O and Homestead are all examples of:

This is an example of restrictions on voting rights for African Americans:

They wanted a total ban on alcohol in America:

Which country was NOT a country that owed war debts to the U.S.?

Which of the following was a totalitarian nation?

This type of journalism focused on sensational headlines and exaggerating the story

This program was as bailout of big businesses like banks, insurance, industry and railroads:

The movement from the farm to the city is called:

The governent system of Europe:

Republicans called for a "Return to Normalcy". This led to a decade of Republican rule:

This policy aimed at creating a strong empire by dominating weaker countries:

This foreign policy favored controlling Latin America and Pacific Rim with govs loyal to U.S.

Hatred and discrimination of Jews:

The government system of the United States:

Most Americans during the Progressive Era felt that their government was:

The works of this author exposed government corruption in cities:

The works of this author led to Meat Inspection and food labeling legislation:

The end of Reconstruction in 1877 led to the creation of:

This government system gave the government complete control of all of it's people:

You cannot be denied a legal rights that other citizens have according to the Constitution:

This party would favor a SMALL government:

The Open Door Policy in China is an example of this foreign policy:

This raised taxes on imports to record levels and tripled unemployment in the U.S.:

Which is NOT one of the violent labor uprisings that in the late 1800s?

Led by Lenin, they wanted to change society:

African-American nationalism and culture were honored and jazz music became popular:

Which of the following was a totalitarian nation?

The government system of the Soviet Union:

This foreign policy favored the Open Door policy

The treaty to outlaw war that was agreed to the U.S. and other nations:

The works of this author exposed the monopolistic practices of Rockefeller:

The works of this author called for a tax on corporations to prevent abuse of lands/ resources:

You have the right to a speedy trial:

They were for a national debt

They sponsored the National Origins Act excluding immigrants:

Senate rejected this at the end of World War I because of fear of being dragged into war:

Came to power in Japan and promoted aggression and domination of neighbors:

African-Americans tried to flee segregation and violence by going north during World War I:

The Panama Canal was built because of this foreign policy:

This was the first document to ban slavery anywhere in the U.S.:

Shays' Rebellion showed the current system didn't work and led to the:

This foreign policy favored controlling Latin America and Pacific Rim with govs loyal to U.S.

Also known as Big Stick Diplomacy, it was Theodore Roosevelt's foreign policy:

This foreign policy favored controlling countries with govs favorable to big business:

This court case ruled that segregation laws were legal:

This was created to funds massive public works projects to get Americans working again:

They were a partnership of business and labor to keep making weapons without disruption/delay:

This amendment granted women the right to vote:

The most successful Herbert Hoover program to try to end the Great Depression

Xenophobia, Immigration Restriction and the National Origins Act belong to this grouping:

This provided a plan for a land to become a territory and eventually apply for statehood:

They were for a Bill of Rights

They feared foreigners and wanted them out of the nation:

They wanted to make reform government, regulate business and grant all rights:

The British Prime Minister who concluded the Munich Pact with Hitler:

They wanted to return to the old ways and follow the teachings of the bible:

More people left America in the 1930s to help build for this economic system in the USSR:

25 incidents of racial violence in 1919:

You cannot be denied the right to vote because you are poor:

This led to vigilante actions against foreigners particularly German immigrants:

This policy was aimed at controlling China:

Brother, can you spare dime? This song would be most supportive of:

The creation of several companies with the goal of dominating the market:

The leader of the Fascist regime in Spain:

An agreement that isn't written down:

First Central Government of the U.S.:

American hero who admired Hitler, was an isolationist and opposed involvement in WW II:

Members wanted an end to alcohol related violence and accidents:

They were for a large central government

The basic freedoms provided in this Amendment (RAPPS):

You can't have your property seized without compensation or have to testify against yourself:

They wanted immigration exclusion:

This system has calls for competition, right to make money and economy based on supply/demand:

Theodore Roosevelt concluded a "gentlemen's agreement" to divide the Pacific with this country:

Senator from Louisiana who wanted to take money from rich and give it to the poor:

The political movement that inspired the American Revolution and the U.S. Constitution:

This policy almost got the U.S. involved in a war with Mexico:

They wanted to nationalize banks and big business and start a new system:

This amendment repealed the Prohibition Amendment:

FDR wanted to inspect, retool and reform the financial industry:

The plan to divide Poland between Germany and the Soviet Union:

They believed the New Deal gave too much power to the government and grew the national debt:

Daniel Shays led a rebellion over debts. This led to:

One of Wilson's 14 Points called for nations to decide what kind of government to serve them:

When one company takes over all the same related businesses to control the market:

This system regulates big business with high taxes and aims for fairness for all:

This party was for a Bill of Rights to the U.S. Constitution:

Banana Republics were an example of this foreign policy:

A bull market led to increased spending and prosperity in the U.S.:

Led by fundamentalists, white citizens and politicians. Believed in racial superiorty:

If you are entitled to know beforehand any evidence use against you according to the:

This amendment elected senators directly by the people not by appointment of states:

This Act tried to limit monopolies but was not enforced

A supporter of the New Deal would like support:

The KKK in the 1920s supported all EXCEPT:

Which issue was NOT a reason for U.S. entry into World War I:

Which of the following was a totalitarian nation?

This program rationed gasoline and rationed other related gasoline products:

Caused by MAIN, European events eventually involved the U.S.:

Labor Unions were weak because they only represented:

This party was for a strong national government that had power over state governments:

The Articles of Confederation gave little enforcement power to the National Gov. Who favored?

Why did the U.S. Senate vote down the Versailles Treaty?

The plan to let Hitler take over Czechoslovakia in exchange for promising no more aggression:

Speakeasies cropped up in retaliation against this movement:

Violence against miners and steel workers leading to the Red Scare was inspired by:

The concept that a smaller national government should not be involved in daily life:

A state cannot enact a law calling for public flogging according to the:

This system has no private property and all economic decisions are made by the government:

A scab was a term for a(n):

This type of journalism focused on going under cover in order to expose wrong doings:

This prohibits cruel and unusual punishment:

He was a child laborer who later became a powerful union leader:

Due to poverty most African-Americans could not pay this in order to vote:

This amendment created income taxes:

FDR and Churchill's plan for postwar Europe made in 1941:

The idea that if government doesn't follow the will of the people, it must be removed:

This foreign policy was the policy of William Howard Taft:

This was the primary means of funding World War I in America:

The Good Neighbor Policy was an update of this Imperialist Policy:

The document that defined individual rights and freedoms:

Which one was NOT a cause of the Great Depression

They believed that new markets were needed for American goods:

The enforcement tool of Jim Crow Laws:

Led by Billy Sunday, they wanted to change society:

Which one of the following is NOT a cause of the Red Scare?

You have the right to jury trial in any civil matter over $20:

This amendment moved inaguration day to January 20:

United States and Great Britain plan to share military bases for U.S. to build military goods:

This party was favored by manufacturers, bankers and merchants:

They believed the New Deal didn't do enough to end the Great Depression:

If government doesn't serve it's people they should abolish it. What theory is this?

Labling of foods, exposing corrupt politicians and women's rights were all goals of this group:

This was created to redistribute the wealth by creating social welfare programs and high taxes:

This plan created electricity and flood control in the SW United States:

Great Britain and France wanted Germany to pay damages and admit responsibility for WW I:

A series of terrorist attacks around the U.S. in 1919-20 led to this:

Progressives were behind this in industry, government and living conditions:

The idea if government spent massive amounts, people would be confident, spend & grow economy:

This party was for ratification of the U.S. Constitution:

This party was for a strong state government and a weak national government:

Written to explain the reason why colonists were rebellious and what they were seeking:

The Wagner Act legalized the right of :

A voluntary association of workers who formed to fight for worker rights and benefits:

This athlete won 4 gold medals at the 1936 Olympic Games in Berlin:

Catholic priest who admired Hitler and wanted to take Jewish property to end the Depression

This system has no private property and all economic decisions are made by the government:

This document was the first to ban slavery and provide free public education to all:

The radio emerged as a result:

Hoover's program to end the depression was financed by:

When a business buys up all competitors with the goal of creating one powerful company:

He was the leader of the Socialist Party of America:

Political movement that inspired the Constitution

Al Capone, speakeasies, bootlegging and Organized crime grew out of:

Japan's plan to dominate and control it's neighbors:

The document that created a strong national government with shared powers and responsibilities:

WW I vets who wanted pensions paid now. Hoover ordered them removed and it was done violently: