In 1940 President Roosevelt aided the Allies when he

arranged a deal with Britain under the Lend-Lease act

The National Origins Act of 1924

Discriminated against immigrants from S.E. Europe

In what became known as the My Lai massacre,

American troops opened fire on unarmed Vietnamese villagers.

The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920’s was a period when African Americans

created noteworthy works of artand literature

By boycotting the bus system in Alabama, African Americans hoped to

exert economic pressure and protest segregation.

Today, the term "McCarthyism" is used to describe the practice of

accusing a person of subversive activities without evidence.

Which method is contrary to the principles of Martin Luther King, Jr.?

use of violence to express frustration in achieving equality

United States-German relations deteriorated in 1915 when

German submarines attacked the Lusitania.

After the Russian Revolution in March 1917, Americans were

more willing to join the Allies.

What was one positive consequence of the war that began in 1941?

It stimulated demand and ended the Great Depression

The case of Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas (1954) concerned?:

the constitutionalityof racial segregation in public schools

The Bonus army of 1932 called for which of the following

A $1,000 payment for World War I Veterans

The Warren Commission declared that the Kennedy Assassination

was the act of a single man, Lee Harvey Oswald

FDR's "Hundred Days Congress" was most notable for

rapidly passing a vast range of reforms proposed by FDR

Which of the following took place on D‑Day?

the landing of Allied forces on France's Normandy coast

The initiative, referendum, recall, and direct primary are all intended to

Increase participation in government by citizens.

"Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie, promoted the concept that people with wealth should?:

use their resources to help society.

Upton Sinclair's primary purpose in writing "The Jungle" was to arouse America's concern for

the poor pay and harsh treatment of industrial workers.

In the Senate, the main criticism of the League of Nations was that it would

draw the United States into another war.

Which of the following headlines would you NOT see during the Cuban Missile Crisis?

“AMERICANS AIR STRIKE SOVIET BASES IN CUBA”

A lasting result ofthe New Deal in the United States has been the

Federal Governments greater role in US well-being

Which action best demonstrated the U.S. effort to isolate itself from European conflicts

refusing to join the League of Nations

About two-thirds of the cost of the American effort in World War I was raised through

voluntary "Liberty Loans" from U.S. citizens.

The successful launching of Sputnik by the Soviet Union in 1957 signaled the beginning of

Fear that the Soviets had taken the lead in the Space Race

The Social Security Act of 1935 provided for

pensions for older people, and other categories of citizens.

The blowing up of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor led to

an overwhelming public demand for war with Spain.

Theodore Roosevelt's chief criticism of the muckrakers was that they?:

More adept at exposing abuses than at constructive efforts

Herbert Hoover's Reconstruction Finance Corporation was designed primarily to

provide"pump-priming" loans to businesses and banks.

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1
Woodrow Wilson won the 1912 presidential election partly because
Taft privately supported him.
he had been in politics for most of his life.
he supported monopolies.
The Republican vote was split.
2
In 1940 President Roosevelt aided the Allies when he
called for the surrender of Mussolini's forces.
promised that the United States would enter the war.
arranged a deal with Britain under the Lend-Lease act
declared war on Japan.
3
The National Origins Act of 1924
Discriminated against immigrants from S.E. Europe
Opened up immigration to Chinese and Asians
Removed all immigration restrictions
Allowed all immigrants access to the Statue of Liberty
4
In what became known as the My Lai massacre,
American troops opened fire on unarmed Vietnamese villagers.
Ho Chi Minh was assassinated.
The North Vietnamese capital of Hanoi was bombed.
Viet Cong soldiers killed American prisoners.
5
The Harlem Renaissance of the 1920’s was a period when African Americans
created noteworthy works of artand literature
migrated to the West in search ofland and jobs
left the United States in largenumbers to settle in Nigeria
used civil disobedience to fightsegregation in the Army
6
In 1925 John Scopes was tried for breaking the law under the Butler Act because he had
taught from a textbook not approved bythe state.
taught evolution.
read The Great Gatsby to hisstudents.
taught religion in his publicschool classroom.
7
By boycotting the bus system in Alabama, African Americans hoped to
free Rosa Parks.
improve the busservice for whites.
exert economic pressure and protest segregation.
get their jobs back inthe Montgomery transportation system.
8
Today, the term "McCarthyism" is used to describe the practice of
investigating civil service employees forcorruption.
accusing a person of subversive activities without evidence.
removing members ofCongress for abuses of power.
using illegal means to obtain evidence incriminal trials.
9
Which method is contrary to the principles of Martin Luther King, Jr.?
March on Washingtonto draw attention to Minority Problems
demonstrations byminorities in front of government building
sit-ins at asegregated restaurant
use of violence to express frustration in achieving equality
10
United States-German relations deteriorated in 1915 when
Germany refused to follow through on trade agreements
neutral Belgium was attacked.
German submarines attacked the Lusitania.
the Germans broke through the British blockade.
11
After the Russian Revolution in March 1917, Americans were
more willing to join Germany.
frightened of the new Russian government.
more willing to join the Allies.
more determined to remain neutral.
12
The military event that turned the American public opinion against the Vietnam War was
the battle for the Ia DrangValley.
the Tet offensive.
the Gulf of Tonkin attacks.
Khe Sanh.
13
Wisconsin's reform governor was
Cornelius Vanderbilt
JP. Morgan
Robert M. LaFollette.
Upton Sinclair
14
What was one positive consequence of the war that began in 1941?
American troops spread democracy throughoutEastern Europe
It enabled the US to set up newcolonies in SE Asia
It allowed the US to resume itsisolationist policy
It stimulated demand and ended the Great Depression
15
The case of Brown vs. Board of Education of Topeka, Kansas (1954) concerned?:
the constitutionality of federal aid to education.
the right of American women to receive equal pay.
he closing of public schools by the governor of Kansas.
the constitutionalityof racial segregation in public schools
16
What was that dividing line for the Korean War?
the 17th parallel
the 38th parallel
the ChineseBorder
the Yalu River
17
The Bonus army of 1932 called for which of the following
A pension for everyone over 65
Relief money for the unemployed
The establishment of the Social Security System
A $1,000 payment for World War I Veterans
18
The Warren Commission declared that the Kennedy Assassination
Was done by the Cubans in revenge for the Bay of Pigs
was part of a large conspiracy
A plot by the CIA
was the act of a single man, Lee Harvey Oswald
19
FDR's "Hundred Days Congress" was most notable for
delaying and blocking severalkey New Dean reforms.
rapidly passing a vast range of reforms proposed by FDR
developing comprehensiveinitiatives for recovery and reform.
granting complete dictatorialpower to President Roosevelt.
20
Which of the following took place on D‑Day?
the last fight to get American supplies acrossthe Atlantic
thefirst British and American landings in North Africa
thestart of the Allied invasion of Italy
the landing of Allied forces on France's Normandy coast
21
The initiative, referendum, recall, and direct primary are all intended to
Increase participation in government by citizens.
reduce the influence of the media on elections.
give political parties more control of theelectoral process.
make the President more responsive to the wishesof Congress.
22
"Gospel of Wealth," by Andrew Carnegie, promoted the concept that people with wealth should?:
use their resources to help society.
devout time to the public welfare.
give aid directly to the poor.
donate the bulk of their wealth to the church
23
Upton Sinclair's primary purpose in writing "The Jungle" was to arouse America's concern for
the sanitation and safety ofthe food supply.
the corruption of citygovernment by big business.
the cruel treatment of animalsin the meatpacking industry.
the poor pay and harsh treatment of industrial workers.
24
In the Senate, the main criticism of the League of Nations was that it would
be too expensive.
not be located in the United States.
accept too many nations as members.
draw the United States into another war.
25
Which of the following headlines would you NOT see during the Cuban Missile Crisis?
AMERICANS DEMAND THAT SOVIETS REMOVE MISSILE BASES FROM CUBA
"SOVIETS BACK DOWN”
“AMERICANS THREATEN TO SEARCH SHIPS BOUND FOR CUBA”
“AMERICANS AIR STRIKE SOVIET BASES IN CUBA”
26
A lasting result ofthe New Deal in the United States has been the
Effort of business and labor to strengthen thePresidency
control of stock prices by theFederal Government
Federal Governments greater role in US well-being
reduction of the national debt
27
Which action best demonstrated the U.S. effort to isolate itself from European conflicts
lowering tariff rates
refusing to join the League of Nations
attempting to improve relations with Asia
failing to sign international disarmament agreements
28
About two-thirds of the cost of the American effort in World War I was raised through
the issuance of inflationarycurrency.
borrowing from Alliedgovernments.
higher taxes.
voluntary "Liberty Loans" from U.S. citizens.
29
In the 1960 presidential election, Senator John Kennedy was strongly attacked for
his numerous affairs withwomen.
his Roman Catholicism.
his youthfulness and lack ofexperience.
his choice of Texas SenatorLBJ as his running mate
30
The successful launching of Sputnik by the Soviet Union in 1957 signaled the beginning of
Nuclear Arms disarmament discussions between thesuperpowers
Fear that the Soviets had taken the lead in the Space Race
the Cold War with the United States
Soviet role in spreading communismin the USA
31
Men went to war, women took their place in the factories. This gave women the right to vote
21st amendment
20th amendment
19th amendment
18th amendment
32
The Social Security Act of 1935 provided for
unemployment and disabilityinsurance for workers.
assistance for low-incomepublic housing
electricity and conservationfor rural areas.
pensions for older people, and other categories of citizens.
33
The blowing up of the battleship Maine in Havana harbor led to
calls for a negotiatedsettlement of the conflict
further Spanish attacks onAmerican naval forces near Cuba.
an overwhelming public demand for war with Spain.
a careful investigation of thecauses of the explosion.
34
Theodore Roosevelt's chief criticism of the muckrakers was that they?:
More adept at exposing abuses than at constructive efforts
lacked sufficient documentation for many of their writings.
influenced only a limited number of voters.
undermined reforms already in progress.
35
Herbert Hoover's Reconstruction Finance Corporation was designed primarily to
provide"pump-priming" loans to businesses and banks.
provide jobs through largefederal public works projects.
re-establish the stability ofthe dollar.
provide assistance to governments serving the unemployed.

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