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Unit 2 - Progressivism, World War 1 and American Imperialism
Unit 2 - Progressivism, World War 1 and American Imperialism
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What law was passed as a reaction to the Jungle?
17th Amendment
Clayton Antitrust Act
Federal Reserve Act
Meat Inspection Act
2
The American Expeditionary Force contributed what to the Allied Forces in WW1?
by diving supplies to the Allied Forces
broke the stalemate attacking Germany's Army and bringing war to a close
intoducing planes to the battle in France
dropping poison gas on the Central Powers
3
The Interstate Commerce Act demonstrated
added a higher tax to consumers
some regulations of the economy were necessary
allowed railroads to have set prices
favoring a socialist approach
4
What is the best title?Victory Gardens, rationing, Great Migration
Effects of WW2
Domestic effects of war on USA
Causes of WW2
Foreign effects of war
5
Which of the following was true of the idea of "White Man's Burden"?
Neither 1 or 2
It led to the US establishing colonies overseas
It was used to build support for US imperialism
Both 1 and 2
6
The motto that Americans stand together that was the first motto
E Pluribus Unum
God WeTrust
The Invisible Hand
Life, Lberrty, and the Pursuit of Happiness
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As a result of the Spanish-American War, the US saw the need to build the Panama Canal b/c...
US railroads couldn't transport manufactured goods
new colonies had been acquired in Africa
the United States navy could now move quickly between oceans
Spanish opposition to the canal had ended
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The US was practicing humanitarianism Spanish American War by supporting
anti imperialists feared colonies as a source of cheap labor
refusal to annex Hawaii
Teller Amendment to annex Cuba
intending to subjugate people of Philippines
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The United States tried to avoid involvement in World War I by following a policy of
economic boycotts
military preparedness
collective security
neutrality
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The explosion of the USS Maine & practice of yellow journalism played a significant role in...
the purchase of Alaska
the acquisition of Florida
the public’s support for the Spanish-American War
the creation of the Open Door policy
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"Bosses of the Senate" had what view?
Trusts were under unfair regulations of government
Trusts compete against one another
Trusts promoted economic growth
Trusts had too much power over US Senate(government)
12
The Great Migration during World War I refers to the movement of...
African Americans to northern cities to find work
Communists deported to Russia as undesirable immigrants
Factory workers from the Northeast to the South
Refugees fleeing from eastern Europe to the United States
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The Roosevelt Corollary (1904) to the Monroe Doctrine proclaimed the right of the US to...
intervene in the internal affairs of Latin American nations
determine the border between Alaska and Canada
impose trade restrictions on European imports
promote democracy in Africa
14
President Theodore Roosevelt moved US into world power by
declaring Open Door Policy
control Panama Canal warning not to interfere Caribbean
annexing Puerto Rico, Guam, Philippines
having a watchful eye towards Mexico with troops waiting
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The USA acquired new territories during Expansionism. What were the territories?
California, Cuba
Alaska, Hawaii
Cuba, Puerto Rico
Alaska, Havana
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One effect of
Schenck v. United States (1919)
was...
prohibiting the president from implementing a military draft
preventing the wartime internment of citizens
restricting the formation of defense alliances
limiting freedom of speech during wartime
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Which is a provision of Treaty of Versailles?
Britain and France agreed to total disarmament
British India was divided into India and Hungary
Great Britain recognized the independence of India
Germany agreed to "war guilt"
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Yellow journalism was a cause of Spanish American War.What is yellow journalism?
collecting data on war events
over exaggerated reporting of events to make it more exciting
making fun of celebrities ina written context
spread of elitist ideas
19
Steel Worker strikes were handled by hired groups because
Carnegie wanted to break the unions to keep wages low.
Carnegie provided philanthropic aid to his workers
workers unhappy about Transcontinental Railroad completion
Agents took jobs of iron and steel workers
20
A major legacy of the Social Gospel was
conversion of immigrants to Protestantism
intervention of religious leaders in politics
greater attention to needs of the poor
end to racial segregation
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After WWI, senators who opposed US participation in the League of Nations argued that...
make trade with nonmember nations more difficult
force the country to end traditional military alliances
involve the nation in future world conflicts
limit the power of the president
22
Which of the following was a cause of the United States entering World War 1?
Germany selling Texas to Mexico
Japan bombing Pearl Harbor, Hawaii
None of the above
German practice of unrestricted submarine warfare
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During World War I, what was President Woodrow Wilson’s purpose in sharing the Fourteen Points?
proposing war crimes trials for leaders of enemy nations
asking Congress for additional funding for the war effort
suggesting a peace plan to prevent future wars
calling for military alliances against aggressor nations
