Unit 4 Test Review

What countries were part of the Triple Alliance, or the Central Powers?

Who is the leader of the of the back to Africa movement and promoted black pride.

Which country did not sign the Treaty of Vesailles?

Who invented ailerons which made it possible to have ridged wings.

Which technological invention influenced how soldiers fought in WWI?

Scopes defended science while__________ defended religion.

What was the actual prohibition act called?

What organization used nativism to promote their new image?

Speakeasies, flappers, gangsters, and moonshine were all effects of what?

State and local laws that enforced racial segregation in the south.

What was the final spark that started the Great War?

Who said: "We came Americans we shall remain American I will not parcel out our American boys"

What role did African Americans play in WWI?

What was General Pershing's Expeditionary Force?

Why did the Great Migration take place?

The Scopes case is significant because schools have adopted a more scientific approach in class

What role did Pershings  Expeditionary Force play in the Battle of Argonne Forrest?

Prohibition means: it is illegal to consume alcohol.

These were intended to capture arrest and deport radical leftists especially anarchist.

Why did the U.S. not join the League of Nations?

The battle of Argonne Forest was significant because it was the final allied offensive in WWI.

the Harlem Renaissance is the cultural, social, artistic explosion of African American culture

The Great Migration is the movement of 6 million African Americans from the south to the north

What are the three root causes of the Great War?

The Scope trial is about what two things?

The theory that persons, groups, and races are subject to the same laws of natural selection

The Emergency Quota Act of1921 were passed to regulate the amount of immigrants from SE Europe

Which of Wilson's 14 points made it into the Treaty of Versailles?

The policy of protecting the interest of native-borns against immigrants is what?

Which side did the US enter when they joined the war?

The radio, cars, and airplanes are all new forms of technology from the 1920's.

Why did Russia pull out of the War in 1917?

DuBois believed in integration immediately, T Washington believed in integration from education

Secretary of the interior Albert Fall is famous for what scandal?

Charles Lindbergh is the first person to successfully cross the Atlantic in an airplane.

What are the two main incidences that influenced the US to join the War?

What country did the Treaty of Versailles blame for the start of the War?

What caused the Red Scare?

What was the purpose of Wilson's 14 points?

Why is the color red significant?

The ACLU is designed to protect those who felt their liberty and rights were being violated?

Why did the U.S. not sign the Treaty of Versailles?

The belief and practice which aims at improving the genetic quality of the human population

Tin Pan Alley is the collection of NYC music publishers and songwriters of the 1920's

What countries were part of the Trile Entente or the Allies?