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US History Packet Quiz #2 (Pages 5-8)
US History Packet Quiz #2 (Pages 5-8)
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1
Black artists, musicians, & writers went to _ in the 1920s & had a renaissance of learning.
New Orleans
Atlanta
Harlem
Chicago
2
_ was a telegram between Germany & Mexico that promised Mexico land if they attacked the US?
The Intercepted Note
The Zimmerman Note
The Fourteen Point
The 21 Demands
3
What agreement ended World War I? Some say its harshness may have led to World War II.
Fourteen Points
Treaty of Versailles
Treaty of Paris
Yalta Conference
4
The ban on the sale, production, importation, and transportation of alcohol known as
Prohibition
MAD
Nativism
Temperance Movement
5
The Korean War began and ended with the border between North and South Korea being at the
38th Parallel
31st Parallel
24th Parallel
17th Parallel
6
The Bay of Pigs was an attempted coup to overthrow what Communist leader?
Ho Chi Minh
Mao Zedong
Fidel Castro
Nikita Khrushchev
7
The largest naval invasion ever occurred on the beaches of Normandy & was named
Rolling Thunder
D-Day
the Holocaust
Operation Barbarossa
8
Self-determination refers to
people deciding to move Native-Americans to reservations
the government determining who to go to war with
people determining who they marry
a country having the right to choose how it is governed
9
Which of the following was NOT a conflict caused by the Cold War?
World War II
the Vietnam War
the Korean War
the Soviet-Afghan War
10
A flapper referred to
a woman who dared to challenge the norms of the era
a woman who took care of the children
an American soldier who died in World War I
an immigrant who was unable to find a job
11
Which of the following was NOT a cause of World War I?
Militarism
Nationalism
The Alliance System
Communism
12
What international agreement promised to never use war as a way of solving disputes?
Kellogg-Briand Pact
War Powers Act
Lend-Lease Act
Marshall Plan
13
What U.S. Senator accused many government officials of being Communist spies in the 1950s?
Huey Long
Barry Goldwater
Eugene V. Debs
Joe McCarthy
14
Where was the United States naval base that was attacked by the Japanese on December 7th, 1941?
Washington
Hawaii
California
Alaska
15
NATO was a military alliance amongst
non-aligned countries
Western Powers
Communist countries
Developing Countries
16
In World War II, Mussolini and Hitler's governments were fascist which means
they allowed only certain citizens to vote
the peasant class ultimately made the decisions
they relied on nationalism & didn't allow opposition
they called for the government ownership of all businesses
17
The Great Migration refers to
people moving out of the cities and to the farms
immigrants coming to the United States in waves around 1900
Jewish people moving to Israel
rural African-Americans moving to northern cities
18
What German city became a focal point during the Cold War?
Frankfurt
Berlin
Brussels
Munich
19
The "Red Scare" period was marked by a fear of
African-Americans
Eating Red Meat
Communism
Capitalism
20
The 19th Amendment
granted women's suffrage
prohibited the sale and production of alcohol
lowered the voting age to 18
ended Prohibition
21
Which of the following does NOT correctly match the leader with his country?
Franklin Roosevelt - United States
Benito Mussolini - Germany
Joseph Stalin - Soviet Union
Winston Churchill - Great Britain
22
What was the U.S.'s plan to stop devastated European nations from falling to communism?
NATO
The Monroe Doctrine
The Marshall Plan
The Roosevelt Corrolary
23
Which correctly matches up the President who dropped the Atomic bombs & where they were dropped
Harry S. Truman & Tokyo/Beijing
Franklin Roosevelt & Tokyo/Hiroshima
Franklin Roosevelt and Hiroshima/Nagasaki
Harry Truman and Hiroshima/Nagasaki
24
Why was the U.S. so concerned about other countries falling to Communism?
the Domino Theory
Brinkmanship
an Iron Curtain
Containment
25
Around World War I, countries began pushing citizens to
buy war bonds as a way to support the troops
support the efforts of the United Nations
support Israel against the Palestinians
leave cities to go work on farms