What is the main problem addressed by the cartoon above?

N.Americans went hungry while federal Native American agents grew wealthy

What common goal did the laws announced in these headlines share?

to keep America from being drawn into a war in Europe

Hw successful were the domestic policies of Kennedy and Johnson?

they promoted greater social equality/failed to eliminate poverty

Which best describes the Klan's main message during the 1920's

Anti-immigrant, anti-African American, and anti-Jewish, etc.

Which event do the newspapers describe?

The Red Scare following the Communist Revolution

The tension between Radical Republicans and President Andrew Johnson resulted in what?.....

Congress voting to impeach President Andrew Johnson

The Fair Employment Practice Committee, implemented under US Executive Order 8802 wanted to....

provide minority groups with employment in federal agencies

How did the president believe these programs would change society?

By promoting equal opportunity and reducing poverty

Which of the following describes the meaning behind this picture?

The abusive power of the big business owners

Why did the state of Florida issue this order?

To protect civilian coastal settlements from German submarine attacks

What do the beliefs of each of these African-American leaders suggest?

They each fought for equality in their own different ways

What was a direct result of carpetbagger presence in the south during reconstruction?

They profited off of the damaged economy in the post-war South.

What does the quote demonstrate about the economic stability of the U.S. at the time of Johnson’s inauguration?

Not all ethnic groups and social classes were prospering

What was the main reason Pres. JFK established the Peace Corps?

improve conditions in developing nations

Which phrase best completes the diagram?

Push Native Americans to adopt an agricultural lifestyle

How did Marcus Garvey’s Negro Nationalism....

advocated separation and independence from whites rather than integration

What was a negative aspect of the Americanization policy of the late 1880s for Native Americans?

Native Americans saw the survival of their traditional cultures threatened.

The events at Rosewood in Florida demonstrated....

the growing strength of the KKK in the South

Which of the following describes the main goal of the Union strategy for defeating the Confederacy?

To surround the Confederate States and cut them off from supplies and aid

How did posters like these contribute to the war effort in the U.S.?

Encouraging American citizens to conserve natural resources

Name a major difference between the KKK in the 19th century and the resurgent KKK in the 1920s?

In the 1920s, it was a well-organized national organization

Which of the following restricted immigration through the use of quotas?

U.S. Immigration laws of the 1920's

-President LBJ signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Why was this piece of legislation important?

It outlawed segregation in all public facilities

Which of the following would Booker T. Washington have most likely supported?

Segregation as long as economic equality was promised

How did Florida's hospitality industry support the war effort during World War II?

Hotels were used as barracks and hospitals for soldiers returning home

One of the goals of the Seneca Falls Convention was achieved in 1920 by.....

Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment

Belief in the Domino Theory by Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and LBJ influenced their decisions related to....

increasing US military involvement in Vietnam

Who were the individuals Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was writing about in this excerpt?

Cuban refugees in FL who participated in the Bay of Pigs

What did the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti say about the condition of the U.S. in the 1920s?

Many saw certain radical ideas as a threat to American life

What was the main purpose of these posters during World War II?

To urge women to fill jobs left vacant by men

The controversies surrounding these issues were all signs of what aspects of American life?

Different opinions between modern and traditional beliefs

What was an effect of the Lend-Lease program?

The United States departed from neutrality in support of Great Britain

Which statement would Justice Black have agreed?

Individual rights can be restricted if a "clear and present danger" exists

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1
What is the main problem addressed by the cartoon above?
The fed. government provided N. Americans with all the supplies they needed
The livestock raised on Native American reservations were diseased.
N.Americans went hungry while federal Native American agents grew wealthy
Federal N. American agents assisted Native Americans in growing crops
2
What common goal did the laws announced in these headlines share?
to limit U.S. trade to countries in the Western Hemisphere
to keep America from being drawn into a war in Europe
to maintain freedom of the open seas
to direct all sales of arms through the League of Nations
3
Which Reconstruction Plan would southern states find most objectionable?
President Lincoln's Plan
The Radical Republican's Plan
Anaconda Plan
President Johnson's Plan
4
Which government office was responsible for rationing in the U.S. during the war?
Office of War Bonds
Office of Civil Liberties
Office of Executive Orders
Office of Price Administration
5
Hw successful were the domestic policies of Kennedy and Johnson?
they prevented the US from making overseas commitments
they promoted greater social equality/failed to eliminate poverty
they led to a credibility gap and distrust in government
they failed to pass Congress/no impact
6
Which aided in the enforcement of prohibition?
Dawes Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
18th Amendment/Volstead Act
Emergency Quota Act
7
Which best describes the Klan's main message during the 1920's
That they were only going to recruit catholics
Preventing African-Americans from gaining the right to vote
Pro Sacco and Vanzetti
Anti-immigrant, anti-African American, and anti-Jewish, etc.
8
Which of these occurred in response to the existence of corporate monopolies?
Temperance Movement
Laissez-faire policy
Fair business practices
The rise of labor unions
9
The Neutrality Acts are part of the United States' policy of ______ before entering the war.
Isolationism
Imperialism
Price Administration
Lend-Lease
10
Which of the following is most closely associated with the Fundamentalist movement?
The Scopes Trial
The Immigration Act
The Palmer Raids
The Dawes Plan
11
Which event do the newspapers describe?
Prohibition
The Great Migration
The Red Scare following the Communist Revolution
The Cold War
12
The tension between Radical Republicans and President Andrew Johnson resulted in what?.....
Failure to ratify the 14th Amendment
All of the Union leaders were thrown in prison for their crimes
Congress voting to impeach President Andrew Johnson
The Freedman's Bureau never received federal funding
13
The Fair Employment Practice Committee, implemented under US Executive Order 8802 wanted to....
provide aid to allied countries in the war
provide minority groups with employment in federal agencies
establish internment camps to detain Japanese individuals.
14
How did the president believe these programs would change society?
encourage civic participation & eliminate infectious disease
By developing government agencies to monitor race relations
By promoting equal opportunity and reducing poverty
By creating economic incentives for entrepreneurship
15
Which of the following describes the meaning behind this picture?
The violence shown to factory workers who misbehaved.
Monopoly was originally a much more aggressive game.
The political corruption in the United States at the time.
The abusive power of the big business owners
16
Why did the state of Florida issue this order?
To protect civilian coastal settlements from German submarine attacks
To conceal coastal military operations from German spies
To conserve scarce energy resources during the war
To limit community social activities during the war
17
What do the beliefs of each of these African-American leaders suggest?
Conditions were great for African-Americans in the U.S.
They each fought for equality in their own different ways
Dubois believed that equality couldn't be achieved in the US
Booker T. Washington advocated for full social equality
18
The NAACP and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) was a response to....
racism and prejudice
abolition and temperance
nationalism and patriotism
feminism and discrimination
19
This cartoon describes which 19th century practice?
Monopoly
Standard Oil Company
Revolution
Oligopoly
20
What was a direct result of carpetbagger presence in the south during reconstruction?
They profited off of the damaged economy in the post-war South.
Pro-slavery ideals faded from southern society
The 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments were passed
They filled the jobs of Union soldiers who died in battle
21
What does the quote demonstrate about the economic stability of the U.S. at the time of Johnson’s inauguration?
Illiteracy rates were the only contributing factor to poverty in the US
Not all ethnic groups and social classes were prospering
All individuals living in the US in the 1960’s were living in prosperity
Johnson felt education was the only solution to the disparity in wealth
22
What was the main reason Pres. JFK established the Peace Corps?
combat drug use in American cities
promote trade with Africa
improve conditions in developing nations
gain support from immigrant voters
23
Which phrase best completes the diagram?
Give Native Americans jobs in the federal bureaucracy
Lure Native Americans to migrate to the frontier
Entice Native Americans to move to urban areas
Push Native Americans to adopt an agricultural lifestyle
24
How did Marcus Garvey’s Negro Nationalism....
was concerned with protecting and exercising voting rights
advocated separation and independence from whites rather than integration
advocated achieving economic goals before focusing on civil rights
wanted African Americans to legally challenge “separate but equal” in court
25
What was a negative aspect of the Americanization policy of the late 1880s for Native Americans?
Native Americans attended reservation schools and learned a trade.
Native Americans could own and farm 160 acres of their own land.
Native Americans learned English and could gain the right to vote.
Native Americans saw the survival of their traditional cultures threatened.
26
The events at Rosewood in Florida demonstrated....
the growing strength of the KKK in the North
the growing strength of the KKK in the South
the shortage of employment in the North
the shortage of employment in the South
27
Which of the following describes the main goal of the Union strategy for defeating the Confederacy?
To conquer each individual state one at a time
To form a blockade around the Union to prevent the South from invading
to gain foreign support for the Union Army in their fight against the South
To surround the Confederate States and cut them off from supplies and aid
28
How did posters like these contribute to the war effort in the U.S.?
Encouraging American citizens to purchase war bonds
Encouraging American citizens to join the war
Encouraging American citizens to conserve natural resources
29
Name a major difference between the KKK in the 19th century and the resurgent KKK in the 1920s?
In the 1920s, the Klan welcomed Catholics
In the 1920's, the Klan supported racial integration
Only the old Klan used violence to achieve their goals
In the 1920s, it was a well-organized national organization
30
Which of the following restricted immigration through the use of quotas?
Economic opportunities for recent immigrants
Cultural Diversity
Open-Door Policy
U.S. Immigration laws of the 1920's
31
-President LBJ signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Why was this piece of legislation important?
It outlawed segregation in all public facilities
It desegregated the armed forces
It gave equal educational opportunities for men and women
It gave all citizens equal voting rights
32
Which of the following would Booker T. Washington have most likely supported?
Social equality by any means possible
Segregation as long as economic equality was promised
A total separate society for African-Americans
33
How did Florida's hospitality industry support the war effort during World War II?
Hotels were used as detention facilities for immigrants
Hotels were used as meeting sites for Allied leaders
Hotels were used as barracks and hospitals for soldiers returning home
Hotels were used as military prisons for captured German naval officers
34
One of the goals of the Seneca Falls Convention was achieved in 1920 by.....
The election of Jeanette Rankin
Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment
Fair Labor Standards Act
Keating-Owen Act
35
Belief in the Domino Theory by Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and LBJ influenced their decisions related to....
supporting a return to neutrality
increasing US military involvement in Vietnam
ending the Berlin Airlift
rejecting the policy of collective security
36
Who were the individuals Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was writing about in this excerpt?
Cubans who defected to the US/ led the Bay of Pigs Invasion
Cuban refugees in FL who helped with Cuban Missile Crisis
Cubans who helped during the Cuban Missile Crisis for asylum
Cuban refugees in FL who participated in the Bay of Pigs
37
What did the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti say about the condition of the U.S. in the 1920s?
Socialism was taking over politics in the United States
Anarchists were not seen as a threat like communists were
Nativists held very little influence in the court system
Many saw certain radical ideas as a threat to American life
38
During which historical event was this map created?
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Cuban Missile Crisis
The Spanish-American War
World War II
39
What was the main purpose of these posters during World War II?
To gain support for the 19th amendment
To raise war bonds for financial support of the war
To recruit women to take up combat roles in the U.S. Army
To urge women to fill jobs left vacant by men
40
The controversies surrounding these issues were all signs of what aspects of American life?
the benefits of new technologies
Different opinions between modern and traditional beliefs
American hatred of communism
Economic hardships brought about by Wilson's Fourteen points
41
What was an effect of the Lend-Lease program?
The United States departed from neutrality in support of Great Britain
Russia and Germany invaded Poland
The U.S. government pulled their resources back from the war
Fascism rose in Italy
42
Which of the following sparked the U.S. to consider and implement Japanese internment camps?
Germany's invasion of Poland
Pearl Harbor in 1941
Russian Collusion
The Red Scare
43
The poetry of Langston Hughes was a literary contribution from which era?
The Great Migration
Prohibition
Abolitionist Movement
Harlem Renaissance
44
Which statement would Justice Black have agreed?
Individual rights must be maintained at all costs
Only the Supreme Court can legally deprive citizens of rights and liberties
The Supreme Court lacks the power to block executive orders made during war
Individual rights can be restricted if a "clear and present danger" exists
45
Which of the following is associated with the Second Industrial Revolution?
Steam Engine, Railroad, Telegraph
Electricity, Steel, Telephone
Airplane, Cotton Gin, Assembly Line
Irrigation Systems, Buffalos, Beaver Fur Scarves

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Questions 45

Answers

1
What is the main problem addressed by the cartoon above?
The fed. government provided N. Americans with all the supplies they needed
The livestock raised on Native American reservations were diseased.
N.Americans went hungry while federal Native American agents grew wealthy
Federal N. American agents assisted Native Americans in growing crops
2
What common goal did the laws announced in these headlines share?
to limit U.S. trade to countries in the Western Hemisphere
to keep America from being drawn into a war in Europe
to maintain freedom of the open seas
to direct all sales of arms through the League of Nations
3
Which Reconstruction Plan would southern states find most objectionable?
President Lincoln's Plan
The Radical Republican's Plan
Anaconda Plan
President Johnson's Plan
4
Which government office was responsible for rationing in the U.S. during the war?
Office of War Bonds
Office of Civil Liberties
Office of Executive Orders
Office of Price Administration
5
Hw successful were the domestic policies of Kennedy and Johnson?
they prevented the US from making overseas commitments
they promoted greater social equality/failed to eliminate poverty
they led to a credibility gap and distrust in government
they failed to pass Congress/no impact
6
Which aided in the enforcement of prohibition?
Dawes Act
Interstate Commerce Commission
18th Amendment/Volstead Act
Emergency Quota Act
7
Which best describes the Klan's main message during the 1920's
That they were only going to recruit catholics
Preventing African-Americans from gaining the right to vote
Pro Sacco and Vanzetti
Anti-immigrant, anti-African American, and anti-Jewish, etc.
8
Which of these occurred in response to the existence of corporate monopolies?
Temperance Movement
Laissez-faire policy
Fair business practices
The rise of labor unions
9
The Neutrality Acts are part of the United States' policy of ______ before entering the war.
Isolationism
Imperialism
Price Administration
Lend-Lease
10
Which of the following is most closely associated with the Fundamentalist movement?
The Scopes Trial
The Immigration Act
The Palmer Raids
The Dawes Plan
11
Which event do the newspapers describe?
Prohibition
The Great Migration
The Red Scare following the Communist Revolution
The Cold War
12
The tension between Radical Republicans and President Andrew Johnson resulted in what?.....
Failure to ratify the 14th Amendment
All of the Union leaders were thrown in prison for their crimes
Congress voting to impeach President Andrew Johnson
The Freedman's Bureau never received federal funding
13
The Fair Employment Practice Committee, implemented under US Executive Order 8802 wanted to....
provide aid to allied countries in the war
provide minority groups with employment in federal agencies
establish internment camps to detain Japanese individuals.
14
How did the president believe these programs would change society?
encourage civic participation & eliminate infectious disease
By developing government agencies to monitor race relations
By promoting equal opportunity and reducing poverty
By creating economic incentives for entrepreneurship
15
Which of the following describes the meaning behind this picture?
The violence shown to factory workers who misbehaved.
Monopoly was originally a much more aggressive game.
The political corruption in the United States at the time.
The abusive power of the big business owners
16
Why did the state of Florida issue this order?
To protect civilian coastal settlements from German submarine attacks
To conceal coastal military operations from German spies
To conserve scarce energy resources during the war
To limit community social activities during the war
17
What do the beliefs of each of these African-American leaders suggest?
Conditions were great for African-Americans in the U.S.
They each fought for equality in their own different ways
Dubois believed that equality couldn't be achieved in the US
Booker T. Washington advocated for full social equality
18
The NAACP and the Anti-Defamation League (ADL) was a response to....
racism and prejudice
abolition and temperance
nationalism and patriotism
feminism and discrimination
19
This cartoon describes which 19th century practice?
Monopoly
Standard Oil Company
Revolution
Oligopoly
20
What was a direct result of carpetbagger presence in the south during reconstruction?
They profited off of the damaged economy in the post-war South.
Pro-slavery ideals faded from southern society
The 13th, 14th, and 15th amendments were passed
They filled the jobs of Union soldiers who died in battle
21
What does the quote demonstrate about the economic stability of the U.S. at the time of Johnson’s inauguration?
Illiteracy rates were the only contributing factor to poverty in the US
Not all ethnic groups and social classes were prospering
All individuals living in the US in the 1960’s were living in prosperity
Johnson felt education was the only solution to the disparity in wealth
22
What was the main reason Pres. JFK established the Peace Corps?
combat drug use in American cities
promote trade with Africa
improve conditions in developing nations
gain support from immigrant voters
23
Which phrase best completes the diagram?
Give Native Americans jobs in the federal bureaucracy
Lure Native Americans to migrate to the frontier
Entice Native Americans to move to urban areas
Push Native Americans to adopt an agricultural lifestyle
24
How did Marcus Garvey’s Negro Nationalism....
was concerned with protecting and exercising voting rights
advocated separation and independence from whites rather than integration
advocated achieving economic goals before focusing on civil rights
wanted African Americans to legally challenge “separate but equal” in court
25
What was a negative aspect of the Americanization policy of the late 1880s for Native Americans?
Native Americans attended reservation schools and learned a trade.
Native Americans could own and farm 160 acres of their own land.
Native Americans learned English and could gain the right to vote.
Native Americans saw the survival of their traditional cultures threatened.
26
The events at Rosewood in Florida demonstrated....
the growing strength of the KKK in the North
the growing strength of the KKK in the South
the shortage of employment in the North
the shortage of employment in the South
27
Which of the following describes the main goal of the Union strategy for defeating the Confederacy?
To conquer each individual state one at a time
To form a blockade around the Union to prevent the South from invading
to gain foreign support for the Union Army in their fight against the South
To surround the Confederate States and cut them off from supplies and aid
28
How did posters like these contribute to the war effort in the U.S.?
Encouraging American citizens to purchase war bonds
Encouraging American citizens to join the war
Encouraging American citizens to conserve natural resources
29
Name a major difference between the KKK in the 19th century and the resurgent KKK in the 1920s?
In the 1920s, the Klan welcomed Catholics
In the 1920's, the Klan supported racial integration
Only the old Klan used violence to achieve their goals
In the 1920s, it was a well-organized national organization
30
Which of the following restricted immigration through the use of quotas?
Economic opportunities for recent immigrants
Cultural Diversity
Open-Door Policy
U.S. Immigration laws of the 1920's
31
-President LBJ signing the Civil Rights Act of 1964 Why was this piece of legislation important?
It outlawed segregation in all public facilities
It desegregated the armed forces
It gave equal educational opportunities for men and women
It gave all citizens equal voting rights
32
Which of the following would Booker T. Washington have most likely supported?
Social equality by any means possible
Segregation as long as economic equality was promised
A total separate society for African-Americans
33
How did Florida's hospitality industry support the war effort during World War II?
Hotels were used as detention facilities for immigrants
Hotels were used as meeting sites for Allied leaders
Hotels were used as barracks and hospitals for soldiers returning home
Hotels were used as military prisons for captured German naval officers
34
One of the goals of the Seneca Falls Convention was achieved in 1920 by.....
The election of Jeanette Rankin
Ratification of the Nineteenth Amendment
Fair Labor Standards Act
Keating-Owen Act
35
Belief in the Domino Theory by Presidents Eisenhower, Kennedy and LBJ influenced their decisions related to....
supporting a return to neutrality
increasing US military involvement in Vietnam
ending the Berlin Airlift
rejecting the policy of collective security
36
Who were the individuals Attorney General Robert F. Kennedy was writing about in this excerpt?
Cubans who defected to the US/ led the Bay of Pigs Invasion
Cuban refugees in FL who helped with Cuban Missile Crisis
Cubans who helped during the Cuban Missile Crisis for asylum
Cuban refugees in FL who participated in the Bay of Pigs
37
What did the execution of Sacco and Vanzetti say about the condition of the U.S. in the 1920s?
Socialism was taking over politics in the United States
Anarchists were not seen as a threat like communists were
Nativists held very little influence in the court system
Many saw certain radical ideas as a threat to American life
38
During which historical event was this map created?
Bay of Pigs Invasion
Cuban Missile Crisis
The Spanish-American War
World War II
39
What was the main purpose of these posters during World War II?
To gain support for the 19th amendment
To raise war bonds for financial support of the war
To recruit women to take up combat roles in the U.S. Army
To urge women to fill jobs left vacant by men
40
The controversies surrounding these issues were all signs of what aspects of American life?
the benefits of new technologies
Different opinions between modern and traditional beliefs
American hatred of communism
Economic hardships brought about by Wilson's Fourteen points
41
What was an effect of the Lend-Lease program?
The United States departed from neutrality in support of Great Britain
Russia and Germany invaded Poland
The U.S. government pulled their resources back from the war
Fascism rose in Italy
42
Which of the following sparked the U.S. to consider and implement Japanese internment camps?
Germany's invasion of Poland
Pearl Harbor in 1941
Russian Collusion
The Red Scare
43
The poetry of Langston Hughes was a literary contribution from which era?
The Great Migration
Prohibition
Abolitionist Movement
Harlem Renaissance
44
Which statement would Justice Black have agreed?
Individual rights must be maintained at all costs
Only the Supreme Court can legally deprive citizens of rights and liberties
The Supreme Court lacks the power to block executive orders made during war
Individual rights can be restricted if a "clear and present danger" exists
45
Which of the following is associated with the Second Industrial Revolution?
Steam Engine, Railroad, Telegraph
Electricity, Steel, Telephone
Airplane, Cotton Gin, Assembly Line
Irrigation Systems, Buffalos, Beaver Fur Scarves