Unit 3: US History Test Review

Question 1

Policy of not using force to assert world influence, but instead work to promote human rights.

Accepted Answer

Moral Diplomacy

Question 2

Policy of creating & using, when necessary, a strong military to achieve American goals.

Accepted Answer

Big Stick Diplomacy

Question 3

Won the 1920 US Presidential Election

Accepted Answer

Warren Harding

Question 4

Reforms to keep the wealthy/powerful from taking advantage of small business owners & the poor.

Accepted Answer

Roosevelt's Square Deal

Question 5

Act was put in place to get recruits to enlist in the US military

Accepted Answer

Selective Service Act

Question 6

Glorification of the military with the growing number of soldiers and stockpiling of weapons.

Accepted Answer

Militarism

Question 7

The colonizing country removes raw materials & ships them back home to benefit its own economy.

Accepted Answer

Extractive Economies

Question 8

Key battle front between Allies and Central Powers in Europe during World War 1.

Accepted Answer

Western Front

Question 9

Upton Sinclair's book that describes the filthy conditions in a meatpacking plant.

Accepted Answer

The Jungle

Question 10

Created to respond to the pressures of industrialization & urbanization by promoting reforms.

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Progressivism

Question 11

Isolationist senators who opposed the Treaty of Versailles

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“Irreconcilables” & The “Reservationists”

Question 12

Was the original leader in the fight for women to get the right to vote.

Accepted Answer

Susan B Anthony

Question 13

Treaty that officially ended the Spanish American War.

Accepted Answer

Treaty of Paris

Question 14

Pledged the the US would leave so that the Philippines could become an independent nation.

Accepted Answer

Jones Act

Question 15

Act that allowed the federal inspection of food and medicine.

Accepted Answer

Pure Food and Drug Act

Question 16

A wave of US widespread fear of suspected communists

Accepted Answer

Red Scare

Question 17

World organization established after WW1 to promote peaceful cooperation between countries.

Accepted Answer

League of Nations

Question 18

Final period of WWI, when the Allies launched a series of offensives against the Central Powers

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Hundred Days Offensive

Question 19

Military historian who played a key role in transforming America into a naval power.

Accepted Answer

Alfred Mahan

Question 20

Intercepted telegram that proposed an alliance with Germany and Mexico that led the US into WW1

Accepted Answer

Zimmerman Note

Question 21

Job was to convince the American public that the war was just.

Accepted Answer

George Creel

Question 22

Writers who uncovered and exposed the misconduct in politics or business.

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Muckrakers

Question 23

Policy of expanding American investments abroad.

Accepted Answer

Dollar Diplomacy

Question 24

Group of merchant ships sailing together, protected by warships.

Accepted Answer

Convoy

Question 25

Worked to place government controls on corporations in order to benefit small businesses.

Accepted Answer

Wilson's New Freedom

Question 26

Allowed the federal government to inspect meat sold across state lines.

Accepted Answer

Meat Inspection Act

Question 27

Gave the gov't the authority to set railroad rates & prices for ferries/bridges/oil pipelines

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Hepburn Act

Question 28

US statement that the government did not want colonies in China, but favored free trade there.

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Open Door Policy

Question 29

The treaty that ended World War I.

Accepted Answer

Treaty of Versailles

Question 30

Form of non-traditional warfare involving hit-and-run attacks by small bands of fighters.

Accepted Answer

Guerrilla Warfare

Question 31

People who were against the annexation of the Philippines

Accepted Answer

Anti Imperialists

Question 32

People who supported the annexation of the Philippines

Accepted Answer

Pro Imperialist

Question 33

List of terms for resolving World War I and future wars

Accepted Answer

Wilson's Fourteen Points

Question 34

Amendment that gave Congress the authority to levy an income tax.

Accepted Answer

16th Amendment

Question 35

Newspapers that used sensational headlines & exaggerated stories in order to promote readership

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Yellow Press

Question 36

1902 law that gave the federal government the power to decide where and how water would be distributed through the build

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National Reclamation Act

Question 37

An election in which citizens themselves vote to select nominees for upcoming elections.

Accepted Answer

Direct Primary

Question 38

Gave women the right to vote.

Accepted Answer

19th Amendment

Question 39

Policy of strong nations extending their control over weaker territories.

Accepted Answer

Imperialism

Unit 3: US History Test Review

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Unit 3: US History Test Review

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