President Wilson's Fourteen Points primarily aimed to

Give a formula for a peace which that is lasting and just

The U.S. annexation of the Philippines after the Spanish American War was justified by supporters as a way to

Spread American influence and promote economic/military interests in Asia.

The Palmer Raids of 1919-1920 were a reaction to

Intense fear of communism during the Red Scare

The Espionage Act (1917) and Sedition Act (1918) indicated

Federal attempts to restrict dissent and civil liberties in wartime

What was the initial intent of the Bracero Program during WWII?

To import Mexican laborers to harvest crops

The Schenck vs United States decision led to

Speech that poses a "clear and present danger" can be restricted

Which played the greatest role in causing the Dust Bowl of the 1930s?

Unsustainable agriculture and intense drought

Which best shows a change in US foreign policy during the 1930s and early 1940s?

From isolationism to more participation in international affairs

What was the best justification for the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine?

To justify US intervention in Latin America to stabilize it

The Bonus Army March of 1932 emphasized

WWl vets’ need for early payment of bonuses during the Great Depression

Which of the following is the best reason for the Lend Lease Act?

To give military assistance to Allies without taking direct action

How did the Great Migration change the United States?

It increased racial tensions in the northern cities outside the South

The Open Door Policy primarily aimed to

Protect Chinese sovereignty and allow foreign nations equal trading rights

What best showed the hopes of the Progressive movement?

The direct election of senators via the 17th Amendment

Which best describes the shift in African American political loyalty during the 1930s?

New Deal policies shifted loyalty from Republicans to Democrats.

What was one of the main effects of the Neutrality Acts of the 1930s?

To restric US arms sales to and involvement with foreign nations at war

Which best explains the purpose of Executive Order 9066?

To authorize Japanese American internment camps

The Harlem Renaissance was important because it

Represented African American culture through art, music, and literature

Which most directly led to US involvement in World War I in 1917?

Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare

What New Deal program was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court?

National Industrial Recovery Act

The Wagner Act most directly affected

Union rights and organized labor

Why did the US Senate reject the Treaty of Versailles in 1919?

They viewed the League of Nations as restrictive of American sovereignty

Which statement best describes the work of muckrakers during the Progressive Era?

Exposed corruption, social injustice, and abuses in business and government

Which most directly led to the creation of mass consumerism during the 1920s?

Expansion of credit/advertising

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1
President Wilson's Fourteen Points primarily aimed to
Fully reconstruct Europe after the war
Give a formula for a peace which that is lasting and just
Punish Germany and never let it prosper again
Encourage US domination of the Middle East
2
The U.S. annexation of the Philippines after the Spanish American War was justified by supporters as a way to
Keep communism from spreading in the Pacific
Fulfill a military pact with Japan
Spread American influence and promote economic/military interests in Asia.
Encourage Filipino self rule
3
The Palmer Raids of 1919-1920 were a reaction to
Organized labor strikes in the Midwest
The economic failure of rural agriculture
Intense fear of communism during the Red Scare
Increased anti British sentiment after WWI
4
The Espionage Act (1917) and Sedition Act (1918) indicated
Commitment to international neutrality
Federal attempts to restrict dissent and civil liberties in wartime
The rise of anti-immigrant unions
The popularity of anarchist movements
5
What was the initial intent of the Bracero Program during WWII?
To import Mexican laborers to harvest crops
To export Mexican laborers away from border states
To draft Mexican citizens into the US military
To train foreign pilots for the Air Force
6
The Schenck vs United States decision led to
The right to protest during wartime with no limitation
An increase in the protection of labor unions
The belief that Congress is the only authority to restrict civil liberties
Speech that poses a "clear and present danger" can be restricted
7
Which played the greatest role in causing the Dust Bowl of the 1930s?
Livestock overgrazing and too much pesticide use
Overdamming of large rivers
Unsustainable agriculture and intense drought
Midwestern city industrial pollution
8
Which best shows a change in US foreign policy during the 1930s and early 1940s?
From isolationism to more participation in international affairs
From imperial expansion to pulling back around the world
From lots of internal trade to economic nationalism
From supporting democracy to supporting fascism
9
What was the best justification for the Roosevelt Corollary to the Monroe Doctrine?
To justify US intervention in Latin America to stabilize it
To encourage European investment in the Western Hemisphere
To allow for American cooperation to resist European colonization
To enable self determination in Latin American states
10
The Bonus Army March of 1932 emphasized
Veterans' anger with New Deal reforms
WWl vets’ need for early payment of bonuses during the Great Depression
The power of unions in making mass protests
Widespread opposition to US involvement in WWI
11
Which of the following is the best reason for the Lend Lease Act?
To give military assistance to Allies without taking direct action
To limit American exports to Axis countries
To maintain US neutrality in WWII
To declare war on Germany and Japan
12
How did the Great Migration change the United States?
It increased racial tensions in the northern cities outside the South
It led to desegregation of northern factories
It reduced the African American cultural influence in the South
It reduced the political power of African Americans in the North
13
The Open Door Policy primarily aimed to
Create American colonies in East Asia
Protect Chinese sovereignty and allow foreign nations equal trading rights
Stimulate Japanese expansion into Manchuria
Encourage European powers to join in Chinese commerce
14
What best showed the hopes of the Progressive movement?
The spread of Jim Crow laws in the South
The creation of the Social Security Administration
The direct election of senators via the 17th Amendment
The implementation of the Dawes Severalty Act
15
Which best describes the shift in African American political loyalty during the 1930s?
Migration to northern cities led to more support for states' rights
Confusion with Progressive reformers' focus being on only temperance
The Republican Party supported civil rights from the Reconstruction period
New Deal policies shifted loyalty from Republicans to Democrats.
16
What was one of the main effects of the Neutrality Acts of the 1930s?
To restric US arms sales to and involvement with foreign nations at war
They made US stronger as an ally to Britain and France
They provided economic aid to countries battling against fascism
They allowed the US to enter WWII
17
Which best explains the purpose of Executive Order 9066?
An order to limit German/Italian immigration
An order to desegregate the military
To give women equal access to labor positions during the war
To authorize Japanese American internment camps
18
The Harlem Renaissance was important because it
Promoted economic independence for black farmers
Led to the elimination of segregation bills in the South
Represented African American culture through art, music, and literature
Created a political alliance of black and white southern voters
19
Which most directly led to US involvement in World War I in 1917?
The assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand
The collapse of the Austro-Hungarian Empire
US ambitions to be dominant in global trade
Germany's unrestricted submarine warfare
20
What New Deal program was declared unconstitutional by the Supreme Court?
Social Security Administration
Tennessee Valley Authority
National Industrial Recovery Act
Civilian Conservation Corps
21
The Wagner Act most directly affected
Bank lending regulation by the federal government
Farms and plantations for farmers
Women's suffrage
Union rights and organized labor
22
Why did the US Senate reject the Treaty of Versailles in 1919?
Southern Democrats hated the impact of the treaty on tariffs
They viewed the League of Nations as restrictive of American sovereignty
Progressives thought the treaty was too gentle towards Germany
It did not grant the US colonial territory
23
Which statement best describes the work of muckrakers during the Progressive Era?
They were elected politicians who advocated for labor unions
Exposed corruption, social injustice, and abuses in business and government
They wrote dramatic headlines that promoted American ideas of nationalism
They worked on farms in unfavorable conditions
24
The main US strategy in the Pacific in WWII was known as
Naval fighting
Blitzkrieg
Containment
Island hopping
25
Which most directly led to the creation of mass consumerism during the 1920s?
Expansion of credit/advertising
Government wartime rationing of products
An increase in spending from the New Deal
The removal of tariffs under Coolidge

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