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US History EOC visuals test
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1
What is the main message of this cartoon ?
President Johnson is finding it difficult to exit Vietnam
the US is afraid of a united Vietnam
President Johnson is worried about communism in the US
other nations in Southeast Vietnam might fall to communism
2
What was a long term consequence of the event shown in the photograph?
a commitment to preserve historical landmarks
the easing of Cold War tensions
the easing of Vietnam War protests
a commitment to continue humanitarian missions
3
How has the relationship between oil reserves,production & consumption shape US foreign policy?
The US is interested in maintaining stability in Middle East
The US maintain military bases in Western European countries
The US is committed to trade relations with Central Asia
The US contributes humanitarian aid to Central Africa
4
Which gift is President Roosevelt expecting in this political cartoon ?
contributions for a reelection campaign
federal funding for New Deal Programs
approval by Congress for cabinet appointments
popular support for foreign-aid initiatives
5
Main point of the Anaconda plan was to block Southern ports because that would force them to
suffer the greatest loss of life
travel a different route that would take much more time
be intimidated into surrendering
run out of resources faster & have to surrender
6
Why does this cartoon depict Roosevelt carrying his "big stick" through the Caribbean?
He wanted to seize control of resources for US interests
He felt a moral responsibility to protect citizens
He felt aggression in Caribbean would prevent debt
He felt a strong presence would protect US interests
7
Based on your exposure of the 2nd Industrial Revolution in the US, what is the caption saying ?
oil industry is thriving due to + relations with federal Gov
owner of Standard Oil Co. has to much power over federal Gov
pollution from oil refineries is harming the environment
federal Gov is ruining the oil industry with too many rules
8
The political cartoon shown is making a statement about the U. S. following which event?
The Spanish-American War
the opening of the Panama Canal
the "Scramble for Africa"
World War I
9
In the 1960's, the decisions of Mapp v. Ohio, Miranda v. Arizona & Gideon v Wainwright served :
interstate commerce
freedom of the press
rights of the accused
racial segregation
10
Which statement is
best
supported by the information shown below in the table ?
the US increased quotas for war refugees during World War II
the US halted immigration in the years after World War I
the US a banded isolationism when the Great Depression began
the US passed restrictive immigration laws in the 1920"s
11
Which best completes this timeline?
Vietnamese invasion of Cambodia
Fall of Saigon
Chinese intervention
Democratic elections in South Vietnam
12
Which issue is the central focus of this cartoon drawn after September 11, 2001 ?
should the US abandon the Constitution ?
is there a need to give up some civil liberties to be safe ?
should the US reduce oil imports from the Middle East ?
does the US need fewer limits on immigration ?
13
The political cartoon is a criticism of which practice in the 19th century?
laissez-faire capitalism
vertical integration
industrialization
monopolization
14
Which social issue is this cartoon associated with ?
power of political machines during 2nd industrial revolution
the influence of immigration during the gilded age
power of big business during 2nd industrial revolution
the influence of suffrage reformers during the gilded age
15
What was the main purpose of this poster?
to demonstrate the reason for entering the war
to create public mistrust of Germans
to encourage young men to enlist in the army
to generate financial support for the war effort
16
Which of the following individuals would most likely be a keynote speaker at this event?
Southern Democratic Senator
a Republican Congressman
a Confederate Veteran
a Ku Klux Klan member
17
Which statement
best
completes the graphic organizer below ?
US Gov. allowed the unlimited coinage of silver for farmers
Populist demanded the government help farmers with tariffs
farmers organized the Grange movement & Populist Party
the government demanded that farmers raise more livestock
18
Which conditions in society was primarily responsible for the change in urban population?
prevalence of racial equality in Northern cities
lack of political representation in Southern communities
absence of agricultural employment in Southern communities
availability of job opportunities in Northern cities
19
This symbol represented what?
Securities Exchange for foreign relations
Southeastern Conference football organization by FDR
commission for the right to exchange goods & services
SEC-new deal program that regulated stock market & brokers
20
Carter's criticism of Africa's apartheid policy & Clinton sending troops to Bosnia were for
civil wars
trade agreement violations
immigration policies
human rights abuses
21
Zora Neale Hurston was a central figure of the Harlem Renaissance, which is best defined by?
a rise of industrial innovation by African American minds
a flourishing of culture within African american communities
a rebellion by the African Americans against "white" values
federally funded program designed to help African Americans
22
What reasons did senators give for opposing US membership in the League of Nations?
it would lead to international instability
It would drain US finances
It would drag the US in on European conflicts
It would interfere with free-trade agreements
23
Based on the excerpt below, which conclusion is the
best
idea ?
Ida Tarbell wrote muckraking journalism
Ida Tarbell practiced yellow journalism
Ida Tarbell opposed government reforms of commerce
Ida Tarbell supported the interests of the wealthy
24
How did this event contribute to the United States entry into World War I ?
It furthered anti-government protests worldwide
It became necessary of President Wilson to have a peace plan
It furthered anti-government protests in the United States
It became difficult for President Wilson to keep a neutral
25
Which of these was a long-term effect of events such as this that took place in the 1960's?
Americans became more apt to question government decisions
Government refocused government policies to serve society
young people began voting at rates higher than other groups
future wars suffered from low levels of public support
26
lunch counter sit-ins and the actions of freedom riders are examples of :
nonviolent attempts to oppose segregation
violent acts by the Black Panthers
steps taken in support of Americans with Disabilities Act
programs dealing with affirmative action
27
What event occurred next in this sequence?
President Roosevelt negotiated a territorial settlement
President Roosevelt signed a foreign-relief act
United States joined the League of Nations
United States entered World War II
28
For which purpose was North Atlantic Treaty Organization (NATO) MAINLY founded in 1949 ?
to provide housing for WW II refugees
to keep the Soviet Union from taking over Western Europe
to repair infrastructure damage caused by WW II
to encourage trade among Western Europeans and the US
29
What describes a pull factor that drew African Americans during the Great Migration?
the construction of low-cost government housing in cities
the sale of inexpensive land by the federal government
the absence of segregation & racial discrimination in south
the availability of good jobs in the North and West
30
which reason were the shantytowns
most likely
called "Hoovervilles" during the Great Depression
the shantytowns resembled public housing made by Hoover
the inhabitants wanted to honor the economics of Hoover
the shantytowns began to appear when Hoover Dam was built
the inhabitants blamed their $$ burdens on President Hoover
