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1
Which of the following was NOT an affect of the Transcontinental Railroad
Increased Trade
Expansion of the United States
The automobile
Settlement of the frontier
2
Which of the following is NOT an example of a muckraker
Upton Sinclair
Ida Tarbell
Frederick Douglass
Jacob Riis
3
Compared to the agricultural economy of the South, the north made its money through....
none of the above
farming
food sales
trade
4
John Hay is connected to which of the following
The economic collapse during the Great Depression
Hay is for horses
The Open Door Policy
Judicial Review
5
John Marshall is known for....
Judicial Review/Expanding the power of federal government
Being a muckraker
Being a U.S. President
Being a great U.S. General
6
Nativism is....
none of the above
a strong Native American culture
anti-foreign sentiment
acceptance of foreigners to the United States
7
If you see: House of Burgesses or Mayflower compact, what is this question about?
House of Representatives
American Currency
Christopher Columbus
Early forms of democracy or early republics
8
A major success of the United States purchase of the Louisiana Territory was:
Ownership over the Port of New Orleans
French Culture
Mardi Gras
Ownership of the Great Plains
9
What did the New Deal (FDR) attempt to do?
Create jobs (public works)
Create national parks
Gain money by gambling and card playing
Elect a new President
10
What was George Washington's Policy on Foreign Affairs
manifest destiny
get involved with foreign conflicts to increase land
isolationism/neutrality
none of the above
11
Langston Hughes is most closely associated with...?
Prohibition
The Harlem Renaissance
Restaurant regulation
Marbury v. Madison
12
Why didn't the U.S. ratify the Treaty of Versailles
We did not want to join the International League of Nations
It was written in French
It would've harmed our nation
None of the above
13
Why did immigrants and African Americans move to cities?
More job opportunity
It was more fun
They were forced to
They did not know how to farm
14
What was reconstruction?
The building of skyscrapers in major cities
The time period following the American Revolution
The time period following the Civil War
The time period following World War 1
15
If you see: Seneca Falls Convention, what is it asking about?
Industrialization
Women's rights
Muckraking
African American rights
16
When you see Federalism, think of:
strong state governments
Strong judicial branch
federal income tax
Division of powers between federal government and states
17
The Federalist Papers were in favor of the ratification of which of the following?
The 15th amendment
The Articles of Confederation
The Ten Commandments
The Constitution
18
Which of the following are a reason that the United States got involved in WW1?
Rise of the Nazi Party
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The bombing of Pearl Harbor
The Sinking of the Lusitania/The Zimmerman Telegram
19
Why did we have a weak Articles of Confederation
States had no power
Each state had its own constitution
we feared a strong central gov., power to states preferred
Central Government had too much power
20
Which of the following is an example of the United States moving away from neutrality?
Manifest Destiny
Presidential Elections
Lend-Lease Act
Prohabition
21
Which of the following is NOT an example of checks and balances
Electoral College
Veto
Judicial Review
Impeachment
22
What was the goal of muckrakers
expand U.S. territory
to clean up dirty roads and pave them
to clean up and regulate big business to protect people
win political power
23
If you see: Domino Theory, Truman Doctrine, Marshall Plan, Korean War, NATO, what is the topic?
Domestic affairs
Containment during cold war
WW1
Dropping of the atomic bomb
24
AFL, in terms of American History stands for....
American Football League
American Food Love
None of the above
American Federation of Labor
25
What is a monopoly?
Fair opportunity for small business
The complete control of a market or industry
A communist ideal
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