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Review Imperialism to Roaring Twenties
Review Imperialism to Roaring Twenties
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An overview of American History from the Imperial Era through the 1920s.
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1
Which event is depicted in this illustration?
Philippine-American War
U.S. annexation of Puerto Rico
Boxer Rebellion
Battle of San Juan Hill
2
The United States military intervened in the Mexican Revolution.
False
True
3
This organization was based on the ideas of
Woodrow Wilson
George Clemenceau
David L. George
William J. Bryan
4
Who is this?
Wilhelm III
Gavrilo Princip
John Pershing
Franz Ferdinand
5
The Scopes Trial took place in which American state?
Tennessee
Alabama
Virginia
Texas
6
Which executive achieved these? established army war college, modernized army, doubled navy.
Theodore Roosevelt
Woodrow Wilson
William McKinley
William H. Taft
7
The following cartoon reflects which American policy?
Moral Diplomacy
Watchful waiting
Open Door
Roosevelt Corollary
8
The National Origins Quota Act passed in
1920
1922
1924
1927
9
These were most associated with which power of World War I?
Ottomans
Austria-Hungary
Germany
France
10
At the outset of World War I the United States
embargoed all nations in the war
Joined the Allies
Joined the Central Powers
Declared neutrality
11
Dollar Diplomacy is most associated with which individual?
Woodrow Wilson
William H. Taft
Theodore Roosevelt
Warren G. Harding
12
Which Mexican leader did Woodrow Wilson refuse to recognize as the head of the nation?
Victoriano Huerta
Francisco Madero
None of these
Porfirio Diaz
13
The modern 1920s urban woman that challenged social norms was known as
Flappers
Stellas
Sassies
Gems
14
The ____ were the first to create this type of ship.
English
Germans
Italians
French
15
This man defended Darwinism and teacher John Scopes
William J. Bryan
Clarence Darrow
Andrew Mellon
Eugene V. Debs
16
Who would've been responsible for this piece during WWI?
George Creel
Samuel Gompers
Bernard Baruch
Herbert Hoover
17
Before reaching the highest office ____ was lead administrator in charge of the Philippines
William H. Taft
Gifford Pinchot
Hamilton Fish
William J. Bryan
18
He reasserted the power of the Presidency and led the nation through the war with Spain
William H. Taft
William Mckinley
Theodore Roosevelt
Grover Cleveland
19
All of the following were Republican policies of the 1920s Except
Isolationism
High tariffs
lax immigration
tax cuts for corporations
20
The United States never joined the League of Nations.
False
True
21
Members of this organization were predominantly from what part if the United States?
Northwest
Northeast
Southwest
Midwest
22
Civil liberties flourished during the World War I era.
True
False
23
The leading advocate of a strong navy to cement the United States as a world power was
Theodore Roosevelt
William J. Bryan
Alfred T. Mahan
James G. Blaine
24
The outpouring of African American art of the 1920s came from
Los Angeles
Chicago
New York
Boston
25
The first Americans to lose their lives in World War I were aboard this vessel.
Arabic
Sussex
Lusitania
Cyprus
26
In the effort to secure control of the canal zone the U.S. soured relations with
Colombia
Mexico
Panama
Nicaragua
27
The condition known as "Shellshock" came from which weapon of WWI?
Poison gas
Artillery
Tanks
Machine gun
28
Why were these individuals despised by many Americans?
For committing a violent crime
for being radicals
for entering the country illegally
for one having an epic mustache
29
All of the following industries saw major declines during the 20s Except
Textiles
Railroads
Natural gas
Agriculture
30
The Ku Klux Klan would target all of these groups except
Women
Catholics
Protestants
Jews
31
Yellow Journalism had the biggest impact on
Intervention in Mexico
World War I
Conquest of Hawaii
Spanish-American War
32
Where did this event occur?
Shanghai
Manila Bay
Charleston Harbor
Havana Harbor
33
This man invaded which American state in 1916?
Arizona
New Mexico
Texas
California
34
Approximately how much did this costs the United States to complete and how long did it take?
200 million; 5 years
400 million; 10 years
100 million; 10 years
500 million; 7 years
35
Why was this film significant?
It was the first talkie
It was the first film in color
It is the first film to feature an actual piano!
It was the first 3D film
36
This industry became the largest in the country in the 1920s.
Railroad
Motion pictures
Home appliances
Automobiles
