Which statement best evaluates this German prediction from World War I? (US.3.5.6)

Completely wrong: US was able to mobilize troops quickly.

Which statement is best supported by the photograph? (US.2.7.8)

Urban immigrant workers participated in the labor movement.

Which statement best explains how the Treaty of Versailles contributed to the outbreak of World War II? (US.4.6.12)

Payment of war reparations hurt the German economy; led to Nazis' rise.

Which phrase best completes the graphic organizer? (US.3.1.4)

Events which Expanded U.S. Access to Foreign Markets

Which phrase best completes the graphic organizer? (US.4.1.3)

Helped to break stereotypes and to increase respect for African Americans

The massive wave of immigration to the US around 1910 mainly included people escaping? (US.2.5.5)

poverty and religious persecution in southern and eastern Europe.

Which statement about political machine bosses would Thomas Nast most likely have supported? (US.2.7)

Political machine bosses threatened the democratic process.

Which statement best completes the timeline showing US's entry into WW1? (US.3.3.13)

German submarines sink several additional American ships.

Which conclusion about the 1920's is best supported by the graph showing US tariff policy? (US.4.2)

The United States pursued a protectionist trade policy.

What is the main idea of this cartoon? (US.2.4)

Big business greatly influenced the actions of the Senate

Which conclusion can best be reached about the development of railroad networks between 1870 and 1890? (US.2.2)

The Midwest experienced an increase in the size of its railroad network.

What concept was Hitler attempting to convince the German people to accept? (US.4.6.9)

The proper course for the country involves militarism.

Which message does this cartoon from 1909 convey about suffragists? (US.2.7.8)

They would abandon their husbands and children.

Why was the Chinese Exclusion Act passed by Congress in 1882? (US.2.1.2)

To limit the number of Chinese immigrants who could immigrate

What was the primary message relayed in the Zimmerman Telegram during World War I? (US.3.3.1)

The German foreign minister proposed an alliance with Mexico against the US

The artist of this 1879 cartoon most likely believed that Vanderbilt? (US.2.4.7)

Unfairly controlled a basic utility service.

Which statement best summarizes the effect on WW1 by military innovations listed? (US.3.5.3)

They resulted in a long war with high numbers of casualties on both sides.

Which action did the federal government take to address the issue illustrated in the political cartoon? (US.2.7)

It passed legislation to inspect meat products.

Which action was most likely a priority of the Double V campaign? (US.4.8.1)

ending military segregation and Jim Crow laws

What was the goal of the actions in the timeline? (US.4.4)

To stabilize the national economy

These headlines represent efforts by individuals to? (US.2.8)

Correct abuses of the Industrial Revolution.

Which statement best explains the difference b/w debt levels carried by the US and European nations in 1920? (US.3.6.7)

The US was not as financially affected by the war as European nations were.

Which statement about the red or green areas on the map is correct? (US.3.1.7)

The United States won the red region from Spain.

How did World War I accelerate the development of tanks? (US.3.5.4)

Tanks were used to break through entrenched positions.

Why were posters like this one common during World War I? (US.3.4.4)

War costs were several times higher than annual government spending

Which statement best explains how Progressive reformers influenced the political process? (US.2.7)

Reform efforts increased public participation in politics., Reform efforts restricted the power of the federal government.

What were photographs such as this one taken by Lewis Hine primarily intending to accomplish? (US.2.7)

Focus the attention on the need of child labor reform

How did the invention of the Bessemer converter in 1855 benefit the American economy in the late 1800s? (US.2.4.1)

It reduced the cost of producing steel.

What historical development does this cartoon represent? (US.3.3.1.4)

President Wilson’s decision to ask Congress to enter World War I

Which policy did William Jennings Bryan promote using arguments such as the one in the quotation? (US.2.3.7)

Opposition to the gold standard for currency

What is the main way the Allied powers responded to German poison gas attacks during World War I? (US.3.5.1)

by developing protective masks and their own chemical weapons

Which statement best describes the political climate in the US in 1919 when this cartoon was published?

There was a widespread fear of foreign influences.

In which way does Mary Antin, a Russian immigrant’s experience best represent a historical trend? (US.2.5.4)

Many immigrants found increased opportunities in American cities

What was the most likely topic of discussion between Theodore Roosevelt & John Muir? (US.5.1)

Designating additional land for natural parks

What is the most likely reason for the population increase indicated in the graph?

San Francisco’s economy diversified, drawing new residents to the city.

Which event does not belong on this timeline of events from the 1920's?

Panama Canal is officially opened.

How does this excerpt reflect a significant turning point in American history? (US.4.1)

It portrays the changing social norms of the Jazz Age.

Which statement best explains the lopsided 1932 election results shown in the map? (US.4.4.9)

The Republicans had done little to end the Great Depression.

What was the main impact of the congressional acts in the list? (US.4.5.1)

The power of collective bargaining groups increased.

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1
Which statement best evaluates this German prediction from World War I? (US.3.5.6)
Mostly wrong: US sent thousands of troops to Europe despite losing ships.
Partly right: it took US army several years to draft soldiers needed.
Completely wrong: US was able to mobilize troops quickly.
Partly right: US focused on Asia, not Europe; indirectly involved Germany.
2
The conditions shown in this 1934 map led to the formation of the? (US.4.4.4)
New South
Tornado Alley
Rust Belt
Dust Bowl
3
Which statement is best supported by the photograph? (US.2.7.8)
Cities encouraged cultural assimilation of immigrant workers.
Cities provided adequate housing for immigrant workers.
Urban immigrant workers resisted attempts at unionization.
Urban immigrant workers participated in the labor movement.
4
Which statement best explains how the Treaty of Versailles contributed to the outbreak of World War II? (US.4.6.12)
Establishing a demilitarized zone made France complacent.
Restricting size of the German army caused Germany to develop new weapons.
Self-determination led to separatist movements among German states.
Payment of war reparations hurt the German economy; led to Nazis' rise.
5
Which phrase best completes the graphic organizer? (US.3.1.4)
Events which Expanded U.S. Access to Foreign Markets
Actions That Led to Conflict with European Powers
Foreign Policies Opposed by the Republican Party
Reasons for an Isolationist Trend in the United States
6
Which phrase best completes the graphic organizer? (US.4.1.3)
Helped to break stereotypes and to increase respect for African Americans
Created tensions between African Americans and Mexican Americans
Contributed to the Great Migration
Decreased support for the civil rights movement
7
The massive wave of immigration to the US around 1910 mainly included people escaping? (US.2.5.5)
plague and famine inEast Asia.
President Wilson’s decision to ask Congress to enter World War I
plague and famine in northern Europe.
poverty and religious persecution in southern and eastern Europe.
8
Which statement about political machine bosses would Thomas Nast most likely have supported? (US.2.7)
Political machine bosses were victims of political harassment.
Political machine bosses fought graft in government.
Political machine bosses worked selflessly for their constituents.
Political machine bosses threatened the democratic process.
9
Which statement best completes the timeline showing US's entry into WW1? (US.3.3.13)
The German navy destroys Britain’s naval blockade of the Baltic Sea coast.
German submarines sink several additional American ships.
A German offensive breaks through the French lines on the western front.
Germany severs diplomatic ties with the United States.
10
The goal of programs such as the Carlisle Indian School was American Indian? (US.2.1.1)
Cultural Assimilation
Tribal Recognition
Treaty enforcement
Self-Determination
11
Which conclusion about the 1920's is best supported by the graph showing US tariff policy? (US.4.2)
The United States opened access to several new foreign markets.
The United States limited consumer spending on domestic goods.
The United States pursued a protectionist trade policy.
The United States encouraged an increase in imports.
12
What is the main idea of this cartoon? (US.2.4)
The Senate continued to pass legislation to support conservation efforts.
Relations between industry and the Senate benefited the general public.
Big business greatly influenced the actions of the Senate
The Senate needed more financial support from monopolies.
13
Which conclusion can best be reached about the development of railroad networks between 1870 and 1890? (US.2.2)
The Southeast experienced a decline in the size of its railroad network.
The Northwest experienced little growth in its railroad network.
The Midwest experienced an increase in the size of its railroad network.
The Northeast experienced rapid expansion in its railroad network
14
What concept was Hitler attempting to convince the German people to accept? (US.4.6.9)
Military victory requires simple weapons.
A nation’s strength comes primarily through religion.
The proper course for the country involves militarism.
The country was not likely to find a worthy ruler.
15
What concept is expressed in this cartoon? (US.3.2)
Support for new military alliances
Opposition to the League of Nations
Support for US imperialism
Opposition to new immigrant laws
16
Which message does this cartoon from 1909 convey about suffragists? (US.2.7.8)
They sacrificed a great deal in order to win the vote.
They would exercise their right to vote on Election Day.
They were headed towarddivorce.
They would abandon their husbands and children.
17
Why was the Chinese Exclusion Act passed by Congress in 1882? (US.2.1.2)
To restrict where Chinese immigrants could live in the United States
To specify which jobs Chinese immigrants could hold in the United States
To limit the number of Chinese immigrants who could immigrate
To keep track of where Chinese immigrants lived in the United States
18
What was the primary message relayed in the Zimmerman Telegram during World War I? (US.3.3.1)
Archduke Franz Ferdinand proposed a treaty to President Wilson.
The German foreign minister proposed an alliance with Mexico against the US
Kaiser Wilhelm II proposed a plan for the invasion of England.
German U-boats were ordered to sink U.S. vessels.
19
The artist of this 1879 cartoon most likely believed that Vanderbilt? (US.2.4.7)
Unwisely missed opportunities to make a profit.
Unfairly controlled a basic utility service.
Cared deeply for farmers and workers.
Spent lavishly on projects in his honor.
20
This writer most likely rejected which U.S. approach to foreign policy? (US.3.1)
Isolation
Deterrence
Containment
Imperialism
21
Which statement best summarizes the effect on WW1 by military innovations listed? (US.3.5.3)
They resulted in a long war with high numbers of casualties on both sides.
They led to rapid changes in the position of the front lines.
They gave advantage to military leaders willing to use guerrilla tactics.
They allowed the Allies to reach a quick victory.
22
Which action did the federal government take to address the issue illustrated in the political cartoon? (US.2.7)
It created government agencies to provide food to citizens in need.
It raised tariffs on imported meat products.
It legalized labor unions for food industry workers
It passed legislation to inspect meat products.
23
Which action was most likely a priority of the Double V campaign? (US.4.8.1)
exemption of African Americans from military service
desegregation of occupied enemy territory
ending military segregation and Jim Crow laws
recruiting African Americans as reporters and photographers
24
What was the goal of the actions in the timeline? (US.4.4)
To increase government regulation of business
To stabilize the national economy
To end speculation in the stock market
To ensure deposits into customer savings accounts
25
These headlines represent efforts by individuals to? (US.2.8)
Correct abuses of the Industrial Revolution.
Solve problems of American farmers
Improve economically depressed urban areas
Support business monopolies
26
What situation was FDR addressing in both quotes during his first 100-days as president? (US.4.5.2)
The beginning of WW2
The spread of polio
The Great Depression
The repeal of Prohibition
27
Which graphic best shows how Americans fixed unsafe working conditions and low wages during the early 1900's? (US.2.7.2)
C
A
D
B
28
Which numbered island or island group represents territory acquired by the US after the Spanish-American War? (US.3.1.5)
3
1
4
2
29
Which statement best explains the difference b/w debt levels carried by the US and European nations in 1920? (US.3.6.7)
The United States required more rebuilding after the war than Europe did.
Britain and France were able to recover faster from the war than Germany.
Europeans invested more heavily in the League of Nations after the war.
The US was not as financially affected by the war as European nations were.
30
Which statement about the red or green areas on the map is correct? (US.3.1.7)
The United States purchased the red region from Holland.
The United States won the red region from Spain.
The United States won the green region from Japan.
The United States purchased the green region from Spain.
31
How did World War I accelerate the development of tanks? (US.3.5.4)
Tanks reduced the need for militaries to develop air forces.
Military leaders relied on the speed of tanks to capture enemy capitals
Tanks were used to break through entrenched positions.
Tanks ended the need for large numbers of foot soldiers in battle.
32
Why were posters like this one common during World War I? (US.3.4.4)
Bonds were needed to combat high levels of consumer spending.
Government spending was focused on experimental weapons.
Funding for the war could be raised without paying interest to bondholders.
War costs were several times higher than annual government spending
33
Which statement best explains how Progressive reformers influenced the political process? (US.2.7)
Reform efforts increased public participation in politics.
Reform efforts expanded suffrage to racial minorities.
Reform efforts created a political system with two parties.
Reform efforts restricted the power of the federal government.
34
What were photographs such as this one taken by Lewis Hine primarily intending to accomplish? (US.2.7)
Encourage leaders to make segregation in schools illegal
Depict the evils of capitalism as part of communist propaganda
Focus the attention on the need of child labor reform
Document labor conditions during the Great Depression
35
How did the invention of the Bessemer converter in 1855 benefit the American economy in the late 1800s? (US.2.4.1)
It allowed locomotives to travel longer distances with less fuel.
It improved the efficiency of extracting copper from ore.
It reduced the cost of producing steel.
It burned coal more efficiently.
36
What historical development does this cartoon represent? (US.3.3.1.4)
President Wilson’s decision to ask Congress to enter World War I
President Roosevelt’s decision to issue a formal warning to Germany
signing of a new law to protect America’s sailors
an investigation looking into the sinking of multiple American ships
37
Which policy did William Jennings Bryan promote using arguments such as the one in the quotation? (US.2.3.7)
Opposition to involvement in foreign wars
Opposition to the gold standard for currency
Prohibition of new immigration
Prohibition of the production of alcohol
38
What is the main way the Allied powers responded to German poison gas attacks during World War I? (US.3.5.1)
by retreating into trenches and building barricades
by increasing the number of tanks and aircraft used in battle
by developing protective masks and their own chemical weapons
by creating an international agreement to stop using poison gas in warfare
39
Which statement best describes the political climate in the US in 1919 when this cartoon was published?
There was growing optimism about increased foreign trade.
There was widespreaddistrust of law enforcement.
There was a widespread fear of foreign influences.
There was a popular focus on protection of individual liberties.
40
In which way does Mary Antin, a Russian immigrant’s experience best represent a historical trend? (US.2.5.4)
Immigrants were more concerned about their education than food or shelter.
Eastern European immigrants faced harsh discrimination in the US.
Many immigrants found increased opportunities in American cities
Immigrants had unrealistic ideas about opportunities available in the US.
41
What was the most likely topic of discussion between Theodore Roosevelt & John Muir? (US.5.1)
Creating alternative maritime shipping routes
Reducing the influence of environmental lobbyists
Limiting the political power of major railroad companies
Designating additional land for natural parks
42
Which problem did the reformers of the Progressive Era believe would be eased by the Eighteenth Amendment? (US.2.8.11)
Poverty and domestic violence
The lack of universal suffrage
Illegal immigration
The growth of trusts
43
What is the most likely reason for the population increase indicated in the graph?
The construction of the Ferry Building allowed more people to settle.
San Francisco’s economy diversified, drawing new residents to the city.
San Francisco labor unions encouraged workers to move west.
The Dust Bowl sent Americans to the West Coast seeking employment.
44
Which event does not belong on this timeline of events from the 1920's?
Scopes Monkey trial is held in Kentucky.
Panama Canal is officially opened.
Charles Lindbergh makes first solo transatlantic flight.
Calvin Coolidge is elected president.
45
How does this excerpt reflect a significant turning point in American history? (US.4.1)
It depicts a reaction to victory in the Spanish-American War.
It details the industrial progress of the post-World War 1 era.
It portrays the changing social norms of the Jazz Age.
It describes the experiences of immigrant workers during the Gilded Age.
46
Which statement best explains the lopsided 1932 election results shown in the map? (US.4.4.9)
The Republicans had done little to end the Great Depression.
The Democrats had promised to keep the United States out of the war.
Prior to the election, great prosperity had existed under the Democrats.
The Reps had been unsuccessful in gaining an advantage over the Soviets.
47
What was the main impact of the congressional acts in the list? (US.4.5.1)
The government gained greater control over production.
Regulations for financial markets were tightened.
Government services for the unemployed were expanded.
The power of collective bargaining groups increased.

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