What main war strategy did FDR and Churchill agree to at the Casablanca Conference? (Q# 50)

To retake Europe first then fight in the Pacific

What important principle did the Nuremberg Trials reveal? (Q# 62)

Individuals are responsible for their own actions

What role did the Open Door Policy with China play in making the US an imperial power? (Q# 13)

Allowed the US equal access to China's millions of consumers

Why did Canadian and Mexican immigration to the US increase during the 1920s? (Q# 25)

Because Congress limited immigration from Europe and Asia

How did the US's use of the atomic bomb help perpetuate the Cold War? (Q# 66)

All of the options listed are correct

Why did the US become involved in the Middle East after WWII? (Q# 75)

To prevent oil-rich nations from falling to Soviet influence

How successful was the US in containing communism in Korea? (Q# 71)

Successful - Communism did not spread to South Korea, Unsuccessful - North Korea fell to Communism

What were the results of FDR's New Deal policies on banks and financial institutations? (Q# 41)

All of these choices are correct

How did the Versailles Treaty of World War I contribute to World War II (Q# 45)

All of the options listed are correct

Why were fundamentalists opposed to the teaching of evolution? (Q# 27)

Because it contradicts the teachings of the Bible

What happened to workers and unions under FDR's New Deal? (Q# 39)

Union membership rose and so did strikes

What factor was NOT a cause for the population increase in cities? (Q# 02)

legislation passed by nativists

Why did the US with to remain neutral in World War II? (Q# 46)

FDR wished to deal with the Great Depression instead

What effect did mass media have on the United States (Q# 26)

Mass media helped to create a national culture

How did the Munich Agreement contribute to World War II? (Q# 43)

All of the options listed are correct

How did the Spanish-American War help the US to become an imperial power? (Q# 16)

The US won control of the Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico

What was problematic about how the US and its citizens enforced loyalty during WWI? (Q# 21)

Many methods violated Americans' right to free speech

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1
What Republican economic policy contributed most to the Great Depression? (Q# 30)
laissez-faire
isolationism
socialism
welfare capitalism
2
What main war strategy did FDR and Churchill agree to at the Casablanca Conference? (Q# 50)
To support the Soviet's efforts in Europe and the Pacific
To recapture France then use atomic bombs on Germany
To retake Europe first then fight in the Pacific
To combat Japan first then fight in Europe
3
What important principle did the Nuremberg Trials reveal? (Q# 62)
Democracy is the only safe government to protect citizens
Individuals are responsible for their own actions
A nation must respect the will of the people
Concentration camps violate individiual's right to liberty
4
What role did the Open Door Policy with China play in making the US an imperial power? (Q# 13)
Gave the US economic domination of China
Allowed the US to gain an ally with Japan
Allowed the US equal access to China's millions of consumers
Allowed the US to take over territory in China
5
Why did Canadian and Mexican immigration to the US increase during the 1920s? (Q# 25)
Because Canada and Mexico's population boom
All answer choices are correct
Because th liked fries covered in gravy and tacos
Because Congress limited immigration from Europe and Asia
6
How did the US's use of the atomic bomb help perpetuate the Cold War? (Q# 66)
Nations with atomic bombs dictated international relations
It created an arms race between US and USSR
All of the options listed are correct
Foregin policy favored brinkmanship over diplomacy
7
Why did the US become involved in the Middle East after WWII? (Q# 75)
To prevent oil-rich nations from falling to Soviet influence
To overthrow dictatorships and spread democracy
To limit Jewish immigration to Palestine
for strategic tanning purposes
8
How successful was the US in containing communism in Korea? (Q# 71)
Successful - the Korean peninsula was freed from Communism
Unsuccessful - South Korea fell to Communism
Successful - Communism did not spread to South Korea
Unsuccessful - North Korea fell to Communism
9
What were the results of FDR's New Deal policies on banks and financial institutations? (Q# 41)
All of these choices are correct
The SEC continues to monitor stock market exchanges
New Deal policies helped to stabilize financial institutions
The FDIC still guarantees bank deposits
10
How did the Versailles Treaty of World War I contribute to World War II (Q# 45)
Germany was forced to pay reparations
Italty did not recieve the land they were promised
All of the options listed are correct
Germany was stripped of its land and resources
11
Why were fundamentalists opposed to the teaching of evolution? (Q# 27)
Because it contradicts the teachings of the Bible
They did not oppose it but instead supported it
Because science and technology were changing American values
Because evolution is simply a theory
12
What happened to workers and unions under FDR's New Deal? (Q# 39)
Union membership rose and so did strikes
Farmers began to unionize
Union membership declined and workers lost rights
Unions were outlawed
13
What factor was NOT a cause for the population increase in cities? (Q# 02)
immigrants coming to the US and working in factories
farmers moving to cities to work in factories
African Americans moving north to escape racial violence
legislation passed by nativists
14
What was the Soviet response to NATO? (Q# 69)
Rio Pact
NAFTA
Warsaw Pact
Cominform
15
Why did the US with to remain neutral in World War II? (Q# 46)
The US agreed with the polices of the Axis Powers
France and Britian still owed the US money
All of the options listed are correct
FDR wished to deal with the Great Depression instead
16
What effect did mass media have on the United States (Q# 26)
Mass media created regional cultures
Mass media increased book sales and the literacy rate
Mass media helped to create a national culture
Mass media created the Jazz Age
17
How did the Munich Agreement contribute to World War II? (Q# 43)
The British pursued appeasement with Germany
Germany's expansion went unchallenged
Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland was given to German expansion
All of the options listed are correct
18
How did the Spanish-American War help the US to become an imperial power? (Q# 16)
The US won control of Cuba, Alaska, and Puerto Rico
The US won control of China
The US proved its naval superiority
The US won control of the Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico
19
What was problematic about how the US and its citizens enforced loyalty during WWI? (Q# 21)
The methods causd riots in urban areas
Many methods violated Americans' right to free speech
The methods the US government employed were expensive
Americans focused soley on Germany rather than Austria
20
What was the Nazi's "final solution"? (Q# 60)
The genocide of European Jews
Force European Jews to emigrate
Use Jews as slave labor
Draft Jews into the Nazi army

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US History Final Exam Review

20 termsStudBud Administration397 plays

#USHistory

Flashcards20 cardsFPractice quizPHost liveL

Questions 20

Answers

1
What Republican economic policy contributed most to the Great Depression? (Q# 30)
laissez-faire
isolationism
socialism
welfare capitalism
2
What main war strategy did FDR and Churchill agree to at the Casablanca Conference? (Q# 50)
To support the Soviet's efforts in Europe and the Pacific
To recapture France then use atomic bombs on Germany
To retake Europe first then fight in the Pacific
To combat Japan first then fight in Europe
3
What important principle did the Nuremberg Trials reveal? (Q# 62)
Democracy is the only safe government to protect citizens
Individuals are responsible for their own actions
A nation must respect the will of the people
Concentration camps violate individiual's right to liberty
4
What role did the Open Door Policy with China play in making the US an imperial power? (Q# 13)
Gave the US economic domination of China
Allowed the US to gain an ally with Japan
Allowed the US equal access to China's millions of consumers
Allowed the US to take over territory in China
5
Why did Canadian and Mexican immigration to the US increase during the 1920s? (Q# 25)
Because Canada and Mexico's population boom
All answer choices are correct
Because th liked fries covered in gravy and tacos
Because Congress limited immigration from Europe and Asia
6
How did the US's use of the atomic bomb help perpetuate the Cold War? (Q# 66)
Nations with atomic bombs dictated international relations
It created an arms race between US and USSR
All of the options listed are correct
Foregin policy favored brinkmanship over diplomacy
7
Why did the US become involved in the Middle East after WWII? (Q# 75)
To prevent oil-rich nations from falling to Soviet influence
To overthrow dictatorships and spread democracy
To limit Jewish immigration to Palestine
for strategic tanning purposes
8
How successful was the US in containing communism in Korea? (Q# 71)
Successful - the Korean peninsula was freed from Communism
Unsuccessful - South Korea fell to Communism
Successful - Communism did not spread to South Korea
Unsuccessful - North Korea fell to Communism
9
What were the results of FDR's New Deal policies on banks and financial institutations? (Q# 41)
All of these choices are correct
The SEC continues to monitor stock market exchanges
New Deal policies helped to stabilize financial institutions
The FDIC still guarantees bank deposits
10
How did the Versailles Treaty of World War I contribute to World War II (Q# 45)
Germany was forced to pay reparations
Italty did not recieve the land they were promised
All of the options listed are correct
Germany was stripped of its land and resources
11
Why were fundamentalists opposed to the teaching of evolution? (Q# 27)
Because it contradicts the teachings of the Bible
They did not oppose it but instead supported it
Because science and technology were changing American values
Because evolution is simply a theory
12
What happened to workers and unions under FDR's New Deal? (Q# 39)
Union membership rose and so did strikes
Farmers began to unionize
Union membership declined and workers lost rights
Unions were outlawed
13
What factor was NOT a cause for the population increase in cities? (Q# 02)
immigrants coming to the US and working in factories
farmers moving to cities to work in factories
African Americans moving north to escape racial violence
legislation passed by nativists
14
What was the Soviet response to NATO? (Q# 69)
Rio Pact
NAFTA
Warsaw Pact
Cominform
15
Why did the US with to remain neutral in World War II? (Q# 46)
The US agreed with the polices of the Axis Powers
France and Britian still owed the US money
All of the options listed are correct
FDR wished to deal with the Great Depression instead
16
What effect did mass media have on the United States (Q# 26)
Mass media created regional cultures
Mass media increased book sales and the literacy rate
Mass media helped to create a national culture
Mass media created the Jazz Age
17
How did the Munich Agreement contribute to World War II? (Q# 43)
The British pursued appeasement with Germany
Germany's expansion went unchallenged
Czechoslovakia's Sudetenland was given to German expansion
All of the options listed are correct
18
How did the Spanish-American War help the US to become an imperial power? (Q# 16)
The US won control of Cuba, Alaska, and Puerto Rico
The US won control of China
The US proved its naval superiority
The US won control of the Philippines, Guam and Puerto Rico
19
What was problematic about how the US and its citizens enforced loyalty during WWI? (Q# 21)
The methods causd riots in urban areas
Many methods violated Americans' right to free speech
The methods the US government employed were expensive
Americans focused soley on Germany rather than Austria
20
What was the Nazi's "final solution"? (Q# 60)
The genocide of European Jews
Force European Jews to emigrate
Use Jews as slave labor
Draft Jews into the Nazi army