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Eldridge E.O.C. REVIEW
Eldridge E.O.C. REVIEW
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This quiz is a review of Ohio state standards in U.S. History created in preparation for the E.O.C.
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1
The ____ marked the mass movement of African Americans from the rural south to the urban north.
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education
Great Migration
Harlem Renaissance
2
This was a celebration of African American culture that contributed to social change.
The Harlem Renaissance
The Great Migration
3
Opportunities in defense plants and high tech industries led to the growth of the
Sunbelt
Rustbelt
4
Which of the following are examples of Jim Crow laws/black codes?
laws prohibiting interracial relationships
school serration based on race
"whites only" signs in public places
limiting voting rights
5
What was the basis for U.S. involvement in Korea and Vietnam?
Nationalism
Appeasement
Containment
Imperialism
6
What were the consequences of mechanized farming?
Farms turned into corporations
people headed to rural areas for job opportunities
Less human labor was needed on farms
crop production increased
7
Which piece of legislation was meant to eliminate problems caused by industrial capitalism?
The Pure Food and Drug Act
The Pendleton Civil Service Act
The Chinese Exclusion Act
The Sherman Ant-Trust Act
8
What did the organization NOW work towards?
All of these
Equal opportunities for women
More women in politics
Equal pay for women
9
The transition from peacetime to wartime is known as...
nationalism
militarism
mobilization
imperialism
10
Which of the following are progressive measures meant to deal with urban problems?
Clayton Anti-Trust Act
conservation reforms
zoning and building codes
sanitation services
11
Which Supreme Court case established the separate but equal doctrine?
Plessy v. Ferguson
Brown v. Board of Education of Topeka
12
Taller building, overcrowding, crime and filth were all characteristics of ...
agricultural communities
urbanization
13
The federal government under the Constitution is too powerful.
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
14
A record of events as they are first described. Something produced at the time of an event.
secondary source
primary source
15
Which progressive measure was passed to protect consumers?
Pendleton Civil Service Act
Meat Inspection Act
Building codes
The Federal Reserve Act
16
Which case became the basis for desegregating public places?
Brown v. Board of Education
Plessy v. Ferguson
17
McCarthyism is
Belief in civil rights for all
Anti communist hysteria
Sympathy towards communists
Support for immigrants
18
The demand for housing and an increase in automobile ownership led to
The golden age of TV
Eisenhower's election in 1952
The growth of the suburbs
The baby boom
19
What was the dominant issue in the 1968 and 1972 presidential campaigns?
U.S.nuetrality in WWII
Kennedy's young age
Korea
Vietnam
20
After the Great Depression, the role of the government became...
smaller
bigger
stayed the same
21
How did the Marshall Plan contain communism?
It provided money to rebuild and stabilize western Europe
It sent troops to Vietnam
It provided the nationalist Chiang KaiShek with U.S. support
It appropriated money to build the Berlin Wall
22
Which group of Americans organized a movement for equality while supporting the war?
Japanese Americans
Women
African Americans
Migrant farm workers
23
Your position in society is determined by natural selection and survival of the fittest.
communism
social darwinism
nativism
Gospel of wealth
24
What ended the Cold War?
The Cuban Missile Crisis
U.S. Withdrawal from Vietnam
Collapse of communist governments in Eastern Europe and USSR
The Berlin Crisis
25
Which organization worked to improve conditions for migrant workers?
AIM - American Indian Movement
NOW - the National Organization for Women
UFW - United Farm Workers
NAACP - National Assoc. for the Advancment of Colored People
26
The result of U.S. involvement in Vietnam was
It sparked widespread protests
It divided the nation
Domestic programs lost funding
All of these
27
What did the U.S. encourage other nations to agree to in order to avoid war after WWI?
limits on expansion
arms limitations
intricate alliance systems
secret treaties
28
A cold war is...
A state of tension with no direct fighting.
A war that occurrs only during the winter months
An agreement to end fighting - no winners or losers
29
An economic system in which the government is hands off.
Capitalism
communism
30
Which of the following were effects of industrialization?
large numbers of immigrants come to the U.S.
cities became overcrowded and dirty
a disparity of wealth was created in U.S. society
urbanization
31
The rights of citizens should be listed in the Constitution.
Federalist
Anti-Federalist
32
The use of a standing army threatens the liberty of citizens.
Federalist
Anti-Federalists
33
The word "Red" in U.S. History usually refers to
Capitalists
Progressives
Communists
Activists
34
What was the role of the HUAC after WWII?
To investigate the JFK assassination
To investigate communist activity in government and Holywood
To ensure civil rights were not denied during the Red Scare
To publish propaganda during WWII
35
A method of consolidating competing companies. Stockholders give control to a board.
monopoly
vertical integration
trust
interchangeable parts
36
Which of the following could be used to evaluate the credibility of a source?
perspective or bias of the author
accuracy and internal consistency
All of these can evaluate credibility.
qualifications and reputation of the author
37
which policy did the U.S. adopt in response to the spread of communism?
Imperialism
Containment
Appeasement
Nationalism
38
Which of the following are evidence of racial intolerance after WWI
Race riots of 1919 (Red Summer)
continued enforcement of Jim Crow laws
Lynching as a regular practice in the South
the revival of the KKK
39
it becomes necessary for one people to dissolve the political bands which have connected them
natural rights
social contract
40
The rights of citizens are not in danger and do not need to be listed in the Constitution.
Anti-Federalists
Federalist
41
Which of the following would be considered an epic change of the 1950s?
Decreased consumerism
Decreased auto ownership
Baby boom
Growth of the cities
42
The Kellogg-Briand Pact ...
was the decision of the U.S. to leave Vietnam
created the NATO alliance system
was an agreement of western nations to contain communism
outlawed war as an instrument of national policy
43
What was one result of the Red Scare?
the passage of more open and flexible immigration policies
An increased acceptance of varied political ideologies
increased popularity of labor unions
imprisonment and deportation of many immigrants
44
Mass production techniques in the 1920s led to
a decreased demand for American made goods
lower prices and increased standard of living
45
Which incident-depicted in the picture-brought attention to workplace safety issues?
The Pullman Strike
The Triangle Shirtwaist Fire
The Chinese Exclusion Act
The Haymarket Square Riot
46
Which problem experienced by the industrial working class was addressed in this cartoon?
long hours
dangerous conditions
low pay
child labor
47
What is the meaning of this cartoon?
The first thing immigrants when entering was Uncle Sam.
Many Americans thought immigrants problems - like poverty.
The U.S. has always fully welcomed immigrants.
The U.S. welcomed immigrants but they did not want to come.
48
Institutionalized racism means that racism and discrimination are ____.
illegal
legal
49
In which ways were women impacted by WWII?
Women could join the military
All of these
More job opportunities in the civilian workforce
Women took the lead in rationing and recycling at home
50
all political connection is and ought to be totally dissolved
social contract
naturals rights
51
By 1952 the Soviets had developed an atomic bomb-U.S. then developen a hydrogen bomb. This is a
Flexible respon
Arms race
Brinkmanship
Peace negoiation
52
Which of the following is a factor that led to the Great Depression?
overuse of credit
public works projects
increase in social programs
decreased unemployment
53
all men are created equal... they are endowed by their creator with certain unalienable rights
social contract
natural rights
54
Which of the following is an example of a secondary source?
political cartoon
textbook
photograph
diary entry
55
Another word for bias is
internal consistency
opinion
recognized authority
credibility
56
The Constitution has created a perfect balance of power between states and federal government.
Federalists
Anti-Federalist
57
Reform movement that tried to fix social, economic and political problems of industrialization
Imperialism
Social Darwinism
Progressivism
Nationalism
58
U.S. refusal to join the League of Nations is evidence of which policy?
isolationism
imperialism
nationalism
militarism
59
Which action was taken to maintain U.S. isolationism?
military force to maintain stability is the our hemisphere
Neutrality Acts of 1935 and 1937
Adopting war as a national policy
selling weapons to nations at war
60
Another name for capitalism is _________.
free market economy
laissez faire
dictatorship
communism
61
The Senate's refusal to ratify the Treaty of Versailles meant that____________.
U.S. would not be able to claim and "spoil of war" territory
The U.S. would not join the League of Nations
WWI would continue to drag on
The U.S. would be removed from the Allied side.
62
Discrimination against immigrants by native born Americans is known as...
communism
darwinism
imperialism
nativism
63
Which event changed the nature of war, altered the balance of power and started a nuclear age?
The Treaty of Versailles
The use of atomic bombs to end WWII
The Spanish American War
The September 11 attacks
64
A ____ provides a meaningful interpretation of the past.
thesis statement
recognized authority
stereotype
secondary source
65
What change in immigration policy was reflected in the 1965 Immigration Act?
It encouraged immigration from Europe
It banned immigration from China
It allowed more immigrants from Asia, Africa and L. America.
It created stricter quotas
66
A student is doing research. What should she do to make sure her sources are credible?
determine the age of the author
look at which city it was published in
check the author's qualifications
check the length of the source
